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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-13

nv BA RNARD GEORGETOWN,
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUAB F.
WEDNESDAY, 18th of May, we will sell. AZ our
Auction Rooms. on Bridge street, at ~ O'Clock D.
IN. a valuable tract of land in Alexandria county
Virginia, containing seventy acres. about mile
frets the Aqueduct, adjoining and Immediately west
Of the farm OF Robert Crut, Esq. This land very
easy 81 improvement is watered with several fine
streams; the greater part in wood. This tract
VIII be divided into lots of hive or ten acres If de-
sired.
Also, at the same time, hve-acre Lot in the Dis
trct one mile from Georgetown, on the Ridge road,
adjoining and south of the farm Of Capt. Maddox.
Immediately after the sale of the above, in front of
the premises, we will sell the following described
Town Lots, viz:
South part of Lot No. 30. in Beatty & Hawkins
addition to Georgetown, fronting 100 feet Fayette
street west sIde and running back l20 feet; will be
Also, the middle part of said lot n feet and run
ming back I'D feet. This also will be divided to suit
purchasers.
Also, parts of Lots Nos. So and TO- in Beatty Il
Hawklns's addition to Georgetown, northwest
corner of First and Frederick streets fronting IS
feet on FIRST street and 81 feet Frederick street
These will be divided into two lots of SItz feet on
First street.
The above described property (being the real es-
tate IN part OF the late VIM. Jewell deceasedl will
be sold to the highest bidders, without reserve.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in equal
payments at 6, r. and l8 months, satisfactorily Sc
cured, and bearing interest.
All conveyancing at the expense of the purchas
If the terms are not Complied with in one week
FROM day of SALE the property will be resold at the
expense and risk Of the defaultng purchaser.
mayI BARNARD / BWCKEY. Aucis.
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EOR EN- 1.-Two FRAME HOUSES on
L Pierce street, between LIST and North Capitol
streets. They contain six good rooms and Kitchen
The rent, to a punctual tenant, will be low Apply
opposite. to CHARLES THOMA. ap 29-eotf
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&1OO HEWARD:-Rap away from the spbscn
Prince Georges cSantyi I Nd, on the sd Of "a
dark copper color has two very noatable sears
over his ey the other his side ioned by
q burn, by which he may be Unidentified, he IL yery
plausible when spoken to. will give 500 if taken
out of the State and $50 If taken In the State the
DistIit Of Columbia in either case he must be SCI
cured SO thatI get him again. ,y,, ,ppp,y
VISoThJINss, Bows, STRINGS: Ros gIISs IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-13

EOUR SECONDHAND PIANOS STILL UN-
i Sold at our great Piano and Music Store, SOC
Penn. auenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
may JOHN F. ELLIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-13

The LAST OF THE SRAsoN.-For wear past
permits have been granted to colored, persons to
give pals at night when they satisfy the officers
that their entertainments are to be properly con-
quoted For further security each of these balls
nave been attended by police officer of the w ard
spection Of the Captain of the auxiIaTv guaId and
MS men Last night ended the list Of the ball
permits, and the ball given at Grammerjs Hall
was crowded by the colored population. There
never mas been desire on the part of our people
10 prevent orderly colored people from ENJOYING
IN harmless manner every opportunity offered
them, but the Mayor has deemed il advisable un-
ger existing circumstances, to stop permissions
NATIONAL MEDICAL CoNvENrIoN-From our
Nashville exchanges we notice that the tenth an
nuai session of the National Medical Association
terminated in that city on the 9TH inst Before
auJourn1ng, the association selected WASHINGTON
as the place on the first Tuesday i'm June 1855
DTS H. e. Foster of Tennessee, and A G.
Semmes, OF Washington, were appointed secre-
The National Medical Association is essentially
a representative body, enumeratipg among it's
members, some of the most eminent medical men
from every State in the Union
A committee Of arrangements has been appoint-
ed, consisting OF Drs. Harvey Lindsey, Cornelius
Boyle, Duhamel and others of this city to make
the usual preparations for its accommodation
here.
Know NOTHING NoMINArtoNs,-Iti Is wbis
pered that the Third Ward Know Nothings last
night nominated the following ticket: For AL
derman-Jonathan II. Walker; Councilmen -
Sohn IT, Robinson, Jos. w. Hodgson, and John
Court OF CLAIMs.-To-day, Mr. Walter g.
Cox continued his argument for the claimant in
the case of jonas P. Lew
IL Is probable that this case will consume the
balance of this week
CoNFIRMATIoN.-At a meeting of the Sixth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-13

VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON NORTH
STREET. NEAR FRANKLIN SQUARE.-On WED
NESDAY AFTERNOON, May 18th, at So o'cI'k
on the premises. shall sell part of subdivision No
H. IN Square No. 5, fronting IS feet 3-7th inches
on north street between 18th and 18th streets west
running back lag feet inches to a 81 feet alley
This desirable cot Is situated IN the immediate
vicinity OF Franklin Square, and is a very eligible
site for a private residence.
Title indIsputable.
Terms: One-fourth cash the residue i'm G. r. and
ID months, for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing
interest.
may sd JAS. C.. McGJrJRE Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-13

HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
i FOX SALE.-The convenient Dwelling No 365
r. stIeet, between 10Th and 18th streets and in the
il-3tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-13

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-One
l. large PARLOR and two BEDR OOMS Terms
and 18th streets. may IiiUs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-13

ENOR RENT OR SALE.-A three-story and
Il basement BRICK HOUSE, on 18th street be-
tween VI and n, containing eight rooms and private
adjoining the premises and on l. street. between
I'm ana 18th, twenty three by hundred Inquire
18th, No. 486. NAV I2-3tt
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON A. Jo. Mo,

BY WALL 4 BARNARD. Auo,;on..,-
WILL BE ADDED To OUR SAL "a,
w THURSDAY MORNING, Nav II 81. ON
ond hand Goid Watches, sold on account of whom IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-13

By &C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SMALL FRAME-HOUSE AND LOT IN THE
- FIRST WARD--On THURSDAY AFTER
shall sell part of lot numbered sixteen In square
numbered seventy two, fronting IL feet on 2st street
west, between north l. and Nj streets, running back
1872 feet inches. with the improvements, consisting
of n small Frame House, containing three rooms. .
Terms: One half cash; the residue IN three and
six months for satisfactorily secured notes, bearing
interest. =, QUINN ..:
NAV lid JAS. 4. McUOlhE, duclloneer.
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ByA. GREEN. Auctioneer.
UJHE SUBSCRIBERS, EXECUTORS OF THE
i LATE GEN. JAMES THOMPSON, AT the request of
his heirs and devisees, will sell, at public sale. on
FRIDAY, the 18th instant, At O'Clock p. M, a II
his real estate in the city Of Washington, to wit:
Lots No. II, Is, and IA, IN square No. %
No |. in square No. 81
No IS, in square No. IS
No. 81, in square No. n
No. 8, in square No. 80
No. "a, in square No. 88
No. q, in square No. 100
No. l6, IN square No. l26
No. 8, in square No. 1856.
The sale will commence on Lot No. lS IN Square
No. IS, at the corner Of 2d street west and street
north.
The terms of sale will be: One third Of the pur-
chase money In cash the remaining two-thlrds In
three equal nstalments at SIX, twelve ana eighteen
months. for which the purchasers viii be required TO
give their several notes, bearing interest from the
day of sale; the same TO be secured by deed OF
trust, to be approved by the sabscrlbers
The subscribers will convey all the title and es-
tate of the late Gen. Thompson to the lots sold. All
conyeyancing ut the cost OF the purchasers.
IN the terms of sale be not complied with within
three DAYS from the day of sale, the subscribers re-
serye the right of reselling on such terms they
may deem proper u the risk and cost of the purcha
sers w. II. Il. TAYLOR,
]. B. III. SMITH,
Executors.
may Sd A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-13

I ARGE LOT OF PAPER HANGINGS AT
- AUcTIoN.-On WEDNE SDAY AFTER
Tooms,l shall sell about 200 pieces of Paper Hang
lngs, OF various styles and quality. Terms cash.
may cd JAS. g. CURE. Ancfinnear
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DEFRIGERATORS.- have received an
IL other lot of those superior REFR IESzzzl
RATORS which we have been selling for lP.-tz1
the last five years and the high reputation z5FS5
they have, wherever used. warrants us in A4M
recommending them the best and most s&7-<
economical article of the kind use-the style
and finish Is also very handsome. For sale, cheap,
at our House Furnishing WareroOms, No. $40 7fh
street.
may ll-eo6w McGREGOR & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-13

A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY Of the Fifth
Ward was held last mig ht at Casparis' Hall, Capt.
tol Hill
The meeting came to order, the President, Cap
tain Barry, in the Chair
IN the absence Of Mr.. Smallwood the Secreta-
tenn.
The President stated the object of the meeting
which was to nx regular meeting nights for the
Association, in the interim between the present
time and the day Of the coming municipal cleo
ton the last meeting having broken up without
fixing upon any time. The regular meeting Of the
Association would not occur until the first Tues
day night in June IL was necessary TO hold sew
eral meetings in the interim
After some further discussion, the meeting ad-
Journed without fixing upon a night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-13

WISE MOyE.-The Commissioner Of the
Fifth and Sixth Wards, under the direction of
the Commissioner Of health, Is at present en-
gagged in flling certain stagnant water pools In
the streets Of his district. This kind Of work
generally requires appropriation by the boards,
and bill is now pending In the Councils for that
purpose but the commissioner by using a sur
plus Of earth at his disposal, is doing much that
would otherwise be expensive TO the Corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-13

IHE COMMITTEE appointed by the City Con-
vention Of the anti-Know Nothing party to ap-
Rrlse the nominees for the Offices Of Collector.
heglster and Surveyor, have performed the duty
assigned them, and have received from the re.
sPeetlVe nominees their acceptance OF the nomi-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30
A CARD TO THE LADIES,

DR.. DUPONCO'S GOLDE.F FE-H3LE Pills are
iufale in removing suPPaGes irregularities Of the
These pills nothing new, bat have been used
BY the Doctor for many years both ia France and Ameri
ca, with unparalleled in every case, and he is
urged by many ladies ~ no have used th make these
phs public for the aevltion To suffering ifoin any
irregularities whatever, well IS prey erve to those
ladies whose health Viii not permit an increase Of family
Pregnant females, those surprising themselves
cautioned against using these Pills, the proprietor
simes no responsibility after the above aiuniiIon al
though their mdness would prevent any jury iealGh
otherwise IN pills recommended. Directions ac.
company each box Price ST. Soid 3rkgiSSale and rctcu
by F. A. lARDr & CO, General Agents for Lew wisIown,
Nj film county, Pa. and also agents r BeIeylie, MIoy,
Keedsve, Aenvlle, &c. They VIII supply dealers At
the proprt prices, send the pills ladies' (corf
de"tdyJ by return mail In part Of city cUuntry,
on receipt of 81 through The Lem>oVH post Office. For
particulars get circular agents sSee that each box
has my signature. j. DUPONCO,
Js30 Broadway pIsI office, New y ork.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30
From California.

The steamer Illinois, from Aspinwall,
which latter port she left on the 18th,
brings California adyices to the 9th INST.
The news is unimportant. The primary
election of delegates to the Democratic Gu-
bernatorial Convention, resulted in the over
whelming defeat of the Broderick party
first ballot The miners held meeting,
denouncing Fremont's Mariposa claim and
threatening resistance. The Supreme
Court of California, in the case of the Mer-
Ger Mining Company against John {. Fire
mont, have granted perpetual injunction
upon Fremont, preventing him from inter
fering with the operations of the Company
The Court has also reversed its late decis-
ion touching the San Francisco bonds, the
Court now holding as unconstitutional and
void that section OF the consolidation bill
regulating the payment to the Commission
ers Of the Sinking Fund, for the gradual
extinguishment of the State debt. The
Know Nothings are taking measures for
the reorganization of the party in Califor-
MIA. The markets of San Francisco were
glutted with all kinds of produce
The advices from Oregon are to June 20
Fears were still entertained Of further In
dian difficulties at the Dalles. The policy
of making Oregon slave State continued
to be zealously urged. a prospectus has
been issued for pro-slavery paper The
L. S. frigate Independence was struck by
lightning on the morning of the 9TH OF
July, at Panama, shiyering her mainmast.
Further advices from Central America state
that the determination of Costa Rca to
hold the River, had given offence to Mica
ragua, who had sent to England to purchase
three gun boats to strengthen position ON
the rivers and lakes, and that fight is to
come off next month between MARTINEZ
and Cnellon and Mendez, and that the Cha
MORO party have sent urgent solicitations
for the return of Gen Walker
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30
LAW AND ORDER PARTY.

Our democratic friends have had a great
deal to say of late years about Law and or
der, but it appears are only in favor of law
and order so long as they answer their ends
and aims. In Minnesota, where they were
recently " fiogged' at the election, the fol-
lowing proceedings show how these patent
democrats submit to the will of the major
ity:
ST.. PAUL's, VIA CHICAGO, July 25.-The
"deuble headed" Constitutional Convention
is still in session. The Republicans meet in
the Convention Hall, Mr. A. d. Balcombe
presiding, and the Democrats in the Council
Chamber, Mr.. H. II. Silby presiding.
The Republicans number ffty-nine, all OF
whom have presented their credentials, and
been accepted The number of qtAalltied
Democrats, to day, is thirty two, several hay
ing become disaffected and returned home
The credentials of the Democratic members
have not been reported upon, and no perma-
nent organization has been effected. The
Republican Convention has been permanent
ly organized, and appointed Standing Com
mttees; and the committee on the preamble
of the bill of rights have submitted report.
The course Of the previous Democratic
caucus advising with Hon. IL. III. NJ. Rice
and Gen. Medary was resolved upon yester-
day afternoon.
Although not yet apparent it is possible
that each body will continue to insist that 1t
is a Constitutional Convention, and will form
o Constitution 10 be submitted to the people.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30
THE EXCELSIOR MI

/ OHNSON'S newly executed
~ engraving of the Republics q y
lea, which has just been publshe-
johnson, n. Y, is in many respsh
perior to any work Of the kind Vs y
seen. 1t is on sheet y by y "a
contains 1900 spare inches more 10
or Mitcheil's new map. Itexhl5a' b
country from the Atlantic to the F'.Ili
and from the 50th parallel Of nJfi' /
to within 6 degrees of the eqGa!',,
countries, both in the States and "a
are named and marked, and all ilf''I
(both the finished and the fnisa'.
the Southern and Western Stats I
the Railroad Stations. Italso coasI
of tie World on Mercator PrGe;'Il
larger than any ever putEshel II
shows the discoveries Of DR.. h'n
Polar Sea for the first time On y
The map is surrounded by a bsaaD.l
containing daguerreotype yies
our principal cities and the new Ia.| 4
ing, and in respect to cheapnes.', =
it exceis anything before the payj' 4
The agent for this county. MF, 4.
will call on the citizens in q sI'ol.s
all can see and judge for themssA@
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30
Notices of New Advertisements.

Valuable Property for Sale.-Capitalists or
others desirous of making an investment in
property which must annually increase in
value, are referred to the sale advertised to
take place at the court house in Williamspert
on the 18th of August. The tract comprises
600 acres, 200 of which are cleared and under
cultivation, the remainder covered with tim
Der, much Of which is of the best kind
There are also saw mill, five good dwelling
houses, two large barns, and other buildings
on the premises-the whole forming very
desirable estate.
Proposals will be received for sundry work
at the school house on Third street
Mr.. j. Ii. Leas will cali on our citizens in
short time to solicit subscriptions to John
sons new map of the Republics of North
America.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30
Flour. Grain, &c.

The lnertness which has marked the Flour
market Tor n month past still continues
There Is no export demand, and shippino
brands are nominaliy held at 81 , bbl. The
only sales are to the trade from this figure un
to - % for fancy lots. Nothing doing
IN Rye Flour or Corn Meal-we quote the
former at 81 IS, and the latter at 4 p bbl.
0rain-Supplies of new Wheat are coming
forward quite freely from the South, but as
the millers are still holding off. and only
purchasing to supply their immediate wants,
the tendency Of prices is downward and we
again reduce our quotations l0(o l2c = bu,
the market closing unsettled. Sales of 2000
bu at l65c for good red, and us for white.
but buyers now refuse to pay these figures.
The decline from the highest rate realized
last week is 25c z bu. Rye is steady at 81.
Corn is unchanged, with but limited amount
oiering-sales, of 500 bu yellow at 90c, and
some damaged at 87a. Oats are le a hn
lower-3Q40o0 bu sold at 57(056c, mostly
at the latter figure.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30

Destroying Hoases ct til Faaae.-The
tle companies and number of other citi-
zens Of Indianapolis washed out" mum
ber Of houses OF i'll fame, few evenings
since, and drove off the inmates, much to
the relief Of the citizens of the neiehbor-
hood. About $1,000 worth of furniture
and bedding was piled in the street and
destroyed by fire. One woman vainlv de-
Tended her door with a revolver. but did
not injure any one. She expressed Eer as
tonishment that a principal mover in the
affair was one of her best patrons In St
Louis number of respectable citizens. near
Morgan and Eleventh streets, have per
formed a similar service for noted assio-
nation house, the furniture of which was
worth $4,000 or $1,000; due notice to omit
had been given, and the police were pres
ent but did not interfere.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30

UTAH.-Late advices from Utah show
how the news of the military expedition to
that Territory is received by the Saints
The tone Of Ioung's organ is scurrilous
and defiant Of eastern E'intermeddlers. :" but
there is evidently some considerable appre-
hcnsion that, if the Government sends a
sufficient force there, the Church" will
not have things all its own way \ great
deal of Indignation is expressed against the
Gentiles for their intolerance, the Mormon
eSpounder Of public opinion affecting to
believe that the President intends a reli-
gious crusade, and not to assert the author
lty of the civil laws In denouncing in
termeddling, the Mormons condemn them
selves, and virtually admit their own inter
ference with the operations of the Federal
officers. They openly talk as if the pres
once of the latter is only tolerated by them
so long as it is convenient to do so.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30
The Weather.-Heavv
every few days. '"lns c0a

1he Heather Heavy rain.
every few days. '"'ns coss
stA- Miss Jane Wileov
n. T., shot a burglar last asst wol, 81 Sa
Ought to be fned-Thc ms, s
fish with scoop nets in the he Fad F n
sg@it is said that capital;..4
the Union and SchuylkiII II',,,s's "as m
ting for the purchase of rba bauais
nsa The editor of the Tn NAN
received a present of a daaS usel'oa
last week. 0'"a bog
About as clear as a pool :,
The Democrats defence of 4 ned
Press's motto. " Tue L
agFrom letter publish,
it appears that some memhas, l y y
met were siding with Wall q
tering movements. ID
DsA- Some scoundrels in o..
scattered lozenges, compose I'laaai ?.
gar and -four, in the streets G 81
children We're poisoned. " sa3I
al Clerical Error" las,
gyman was arrested in Al.
mistake for noted burnIar
was soon rectifed. o. III
nG- Archbishop Hughes s,v..
general letter to Mr.. RoeI i's !, u
Minister to China, and nro.n =, ''
him from His Eminence CarTl l =
Project of the College of The P,a. s''a
The sheriff of IIuntino5.a
vertises for sale on the ION ''a
ties of VIM. Wagner. Cassl;1: lg'a'i i
John l.. lioffcr, Mountain Fem.1. '.'s
john A. Weaver, VIM. II i-,'.. la, !
NJ llheny, VIM. c. Foster, and g'l i
G The Democrat is evisan.I. !.
the opposition in this countyn;g Y
is old game Of hatterins the ~n,s'' -le
editors will soon find out wbara % "
"Sambo" are, after which ,b., s !
more soft-soaping of know norb;s,'
Shocking Catastrophe.-A roa,'.
whose name was rose, called E..
Wild SO that she grew up upaa.5
lation Of Wild Rose Bnt n y
the girl fell in love with, and m.as
named Bull, which sadly interr.,if
romance of the lady's name, .Wgl
Hor7iJle M,n9er.-On the ls,s !.
bodies-that Of a woman, al,.a a..
Of Il girl, about 10, and Of h.!
years were found, floating in theIg.
shockinsly mutilatcd, between h
Mrndosia, Illinois. NJ clue 10 n.
toss had been found.
Neac Tar Lar.-The fllowiDs !.
section Of an act passed the alHj,
1857, entitled " An Act relative 4
Of Lands for the nnn-paymela ofl
The Auditor General has advised !.
Treasnrers that thc-proyisions Il d
be rigidIy complied with:
SECrroy ,. That it shall be the \.
pervisors and Collectors Of road b,
ali Coiicct0rs Of any other tags b
to make return to the COUNTY Can,
Of any generations claimed Is ID
before the first day Of Janulry aa
and it Shall not be lawful for Ii. si
Commissioners to grant any ezsa.ta
! that time, nor for the COUNTY n
S II any lands which shall have lea
and taxes exonerated after the SEA
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

July 21h.-The supply of Cattle this week
is not very large-the receipts at both yards
not exceeding $50 head Of beef cattle. The
prices ranged from $40 to -.
The demand for beef cattle was very good,
and all offered sold readily at the above pri.
ces The sheep market was brisk, and about
69OO head changed hands at from So to 5
each for fat sheep, and from 50 rs to 3 for
store sheep, and from 81 10 3 for lambs. 800
cows were offered and sales made, at from
so to TO for milch cows, and from % to 35
for drV cows
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-07-30

i lIoman Wro,es Herself out Of a
URdo~.-Friday's Buffalo Republic says
Last night, about 10 o'clock, the body of a
lady, wife of Mr. J. c. Patten, was found
in the area in front of the United States
Hotel, in an awfully mangled condition.
Her skull was crushed in on the left tenn
pie, the face terribly confused, both shoul-
ders and both legs broken. The fracture
Of the skull was sufficient to cause instant
death. She was picked up by the bar
keeper, and conveyed inside the house
She was breathing heavily at the time she
was picked up, but died in less than three
quarters Of an hour. An inquest was
held, when it was ascertained that Mrs.
Patten was IN the constant habit of intoxi-
cation and that she led her husband ter
rible life, which he hore patiently. She
appeared to be insane with drink when
shejWmped out.