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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-10

EOR RENT first class RESIDENCE at
L the cnrner of Fayette aud 4th streets George
t"wn;, Terms moderate. Apply TO Mrs. AMIR.
V N EALE.. n N I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-10

TsE ALEXANDRIA COUNTY CouRT was occu.
pied yesterday with the case Of Clark MIllsrs
samuel Strong, in relation TO the model horse
=. Boston, action In d-tinue. The jury were ua-
able 10 agree and the case was continued .-.|
GRO II b WITS Co. are Offering some
.fine bargains In the way Of gentleniens furnish
ing goods They are moreover gentle manly and
accommodating dealers See their advertise
ment, and give thea scalI. s..a-.. . .f-
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A HAVANA correspondent in n recsn, lett,

HAVANA correspondent, in a recent letter,
says:
Some time ago, young Cuban of this city went
TO New York, where he gave himself up to the
enjoyment of life" In the course of his
peregrinations he met handsome young girl,
whose name was Kate Joy. II was not long
before he made love to her, and she recipro-
csrsd. Rumor says that their relations were
more intimate than good morals would permit;
but, on her part, at least it appeared that they
were all in good faith, and predicated upon an
intended partnership for life-for better or for
worse Alas, for poor Kate. Ithas been all worse
and no better for her, and her Joy, which was
only in her name, departed forever. Her lover
returned to Cuba, ostensibly TO attend to some
Business, but much fear with no intention to
return and redeem his promise Of marrying her
For while they corresponded faithfully, and
every steamer cariied the most ardent anna 'ory
episues to one or the other of the lovers. At
last no more letters came from here. Poor Kat,
Srrowed and sOrrowed, and wrote, and waited
and watched in vain. There was no letter, nc
message-nothing from him her heart adored
30 lew weeks ago she resolved to come to Ha-
v.na herself and see what had befalIen her lord
waen she arrived here she sought out his family;
but lnquiring with trembling anxiety for him
foand that he had been dead for two months
aud was then quietly sleeping in the cemetery
| The blow broke her heart and she determinsd
to leave this world to join her betrotbed In
another. So she took a dose of opium. AND
was discovered one morning dead in her had
| A dagger, q box Of opium, several miniatu res
| and q bundle of love letters were found among
her effects, which have been taken charge q
by the authorities.
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IN CLAGETT & DODSON,
L&TENSIVE DEALERS IN ALL KINDS O,
SUPERIOR FUR NTTURE
DH Y GO q,
No. 4, MARKET SPACE

ID 1x GOD
No. 4, MARKET SPACE.
We take great pleasure in announcing to House.
keepers. and all who expect shortly, to commence
line is now very complete In all departments.
THE FIRST FLOOR (BassmenD
ls hlled with large stock of elegaht r LOOR OIL.
CLOTHS, IN al! the newest and most approved de
MATTTNGS, all widths. DOOR MATS. &c, + @
THE SECOND FLOOR (Ground EntYancO
Is hed with an immense assortment OF e CAKPET-
e srfss Ss.y8 OF new ard
Ingrain. Wool Dutch and Venitian. IN AL widths
Also. Crumb Cloths, Druggets, Rugs. and Door
Mats, In pleasing variety.
THE LINEN ROOM (Same Eoo,)
Is hed WI very extensive stOnk of all kinds OF
the very best grades TABLE and BED LINENS
Ia every conceivable style and quality whIon has
fame for excellence. Also Bed Quilts, Toilet Gov
ers, elegant French and En-, lish Furniture Chintz
es, Imities, Blankets, Piano and Table Covers.
THE SECOND STORY CThird Floor
is tlled with superb and magnificent assortment
ofENGLISH TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS CAR
dorfully low and Rugs to matoh
Our CURTAIN DEPARTMENT Is on this
floor, which ls filled with all that new, elegant
and desirable for the Curtains for tho windows OF
Silk. Damask, BrOcatele, down TO the lowest price
'THE THIRD sTORY(Fourth F7oOr)
is filled with all that novel IN the latest pIOduc-
tlons from the looms Of france aud England, in SUI
perb NJ edallIOn, Wilton and other styles VELVET
ARPETlNGS, some IN the styl Of LO us XIV,
with their Rugs to match.
Onr prIces are warranted to be quite as low as
those Ofany OF tha Northern es, whilst our seec
tions are from he very first hands.
- ThC Sc who live out Of the city can have their
Carpetlngs cut to lat their and sent home it'll
the create st facility without trouble.
oc Is cost CLAGETr & DODSON.
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wHEELwRIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,
w wHoLRsALE
P 4 X ID Z A l. X X
No. Il HdaoUeT street, corner Of German.

Agents for l.. L.. Brown q Co.; Thomas Colt;
Carson Bros Il Co.; Dickey, Ross 4 Dckey; Es-
gle Mills Company; Empire Mills Gibson, Crosby
Il Robbins: r. & A. n. ubbard; Jessud a Iaftiin:
J. p. King Il co Owen a Hurbut; Platner Por-
ter PlatneI Il Smith; Parsons Paper Company:
Marlboro Mills; Metropolitan Mills; SagamoTe
Mills: and various other celebrated makers.
Also. a full assortment of Book -blnders leather,
Cloth, Glue. &c; Printing Papers, News ano boos'
Color ei Papers of all kinds; -trsv Boards Bind .
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards, white and
ooiored: Printers Cards and tard Boards, IN everT
variety: Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
and Iet,sT PAPER Marble Paper. Post Once and
Bank Envelope; wrsPplng Papers; all hnds I
W1.ting fnk: Alum, Bleaching Powders.
az Paper Of every description made 20 order.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-25

W The New Orleans Prcay une advocates city
railroads there.
ID Amoag the Jews OF Cincinnati, the us.
tom Is becoming prevalent Of publishing In the
papers announcements OF betTothaIs
~ mail yer named Kemp, has been ar
rested, charged with roObing the mail between
PaTkersbarg and Ravenswood, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-25

ID Gov. Nc cWillie, Of Mississippi, has an.
pointed Thursday, the 2Sth Of November, AZ a
day Of Thanksgiving throug hout that State.
III The Sonora silver Mining Company has
begun shipping silver from Tubac to San Fan
cisco, at the rate Of about 1000 ounces per week
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A VERY FINE .GAEHLE & ca. PIANO.
ooa, ssynf % x 1sen n sssS aoS Sny % 49,. few G
being compelled leave the oity to be seenvIvNTf
~ the Music Store Of MR.. METZEROTT.
oc9 corner Pa, avenae and llth 1t,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-25

LrOR SALE-A Market and DAIRY FARM of
L ABOUT 81 aeres, with s the necessary buildings,
&e., IN hpe condition. Ii il situated in Alexandra
county, Vs.. about five miles from the Long bridge
and two from the Georgetown aQueduct. Ii will be
sold low and on accommodating terms. Apply by
letter, through the Post Ohioe, to JAMES w.
BURCH, Washington City. an N-f
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THALBERG's TUNER,

TNHA .LbEHG'S TUNER,
The only Tisht 1aefkOd Of TsHiHs.
II. II. St Elk having tuned the Pianos used &C
the concerts, ~ the great artists Thaberg and 9th
ers. and having practical 1perience or fOu teen
years. IN the srgsst piano manufactures in New
York. deemed sLfhclent guarantees Of hls capa-
bilities OF Tuner and Separer OF Piano Fortes.
Orders left a. the Pialo Wareroom Of Mr.. Rich
ard DAVIS will neet with prompt attention.
sc 21-lm
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On JUST rKECEIVED.


~ UH US. Brown Sugar, some very good at 8
cents per ID 50 sacks Coffee, comprising Java Ma
rcabo and Rio; 50 half chests tea Black and Green;
loo bikes Candies. consisting Of Patent Sperm, Ad
amantine and Mould; 30 boxes Starch 80 boxes
Ground Coffee; 25 boxes Chemical Soap. white and
cIlored; 2s boxes Tobacco, various kinds; 10 hhds.
Molassss; 20 bbs. Syrup; Whale and Sperm Oils;
Sweet Oils. MarseiIes and Bordeaux; 5csses Sar
dimes, ia i: =, and whole boxes; 50 boxes scotch
Yeast Powders, Of different kinds; Cod and Hake
Fish; Shoulders and hams, of the hest quality: CO.
Goa, BrOma. and Chocolate, Bakers best; Pine Ap-
pie and Eastern Cheese; Sauce, of various kinds;
Spice, of all kinds; 10 mats Dates; sl0 bags Ground
MUTE; 5 bags E9gli;h Walnuts; bags Cream Nuts,
bales Almonds; Pickles, by the hundred, or in
quantities to suit; Pickled Salmon; 5000 Cigars. of
various Kinds, some very superior; IS dCz BrOoms
81 dozen Buckets. cedar and painted; 20 nests Tubs
Chow Chow; Pie Fruit; Preserving Ginger; 50 bbls.
choice brands of Flour; ,OoO bags new Buckwheat;
new Currants; 10 bbs. Old Rye Whiskey. very su-
p.Ii9r for medloinal purposes; casks best quality
old Brandy, do. DO. do do; Madeira, Sher y. and
Pot Wines do. do do do; casks Catawba Gin
ger VIM, do. do. do. do; 50 bbs. medium Whisky:
White Wine Vinegar; CIDER Vinegar; Currant Jel-
ly; Apple Jelly. Having just removed to nv new
PLACE, No 81 Louisiana avenue. opposite the Bank
of Washington, am now prepared 10 offer great in
ducements. Don't forget to call befsre you pur
chase, as penny saved is penny made.
oc 8-Saw2w B. J. NEALE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-25

EUR NlSHED ROOMS FOR RENF-The
undersigned. having taken the commodous
honse formerly occupied by A. Butl. on r street,
cOmplets order and newly furnished The rooms
and parlors are airy and suited for single gentlemen
or messes. Terms reasonable. INQUIRE as above
Oc Is I'm MRS. e l.
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Musical instruction.
MUSIC ACCOMPLISHMENT.

Music ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Prof DE CCENIEL. has few more hours 70
spare. which he will devote IN giving a superior
course oi Musical Instruction, rarely TO be met
with, on the Harp. PtssofOTfe, GHitar, SssstsG,
and classical Organ Playing. &c.
N. B.-NO instruction whatever will Re giveu
where pay ments are not made advance.
EnFagem can be made hy calling at hts New
Mn SIoal Repository, corner llth street and Perm.
a. euLe oc ll-u
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nor SAiE-T etwo-siory s'ats rooted BRICK
Il DWELLING. .HOI Sc. No. AL New York


l. DWELLING HOI Sc. No. 45I New York
avenue between 18th and 18th streets. containing
Iss I'll it"nt aad back par ors pantry and closets
Kitchen and servants chamber in back buIl ding,
achss n SsS6 sGs w fronting IS fee,
depth of lot If III feet inches being OF LOI g.
srd -, iaat $50 square isei con,
large shade tree IN front.
Also Nh the "a sdi9npg S two story Brick Dwelling
nent kitchen, storerooIn ard pantry, trent and back
parloT; and ihree chambers in second story, with
wei oil good water and force pump yard, and dry
well ~ cellars fronlng q feet noa on Lorth side
on west sds (beins the other part of lot m square
l7o-contaInlnE S.49i square feet
partment. and Q her public offioss. anu t'"'' 10
Also. the three story Brick Dwelling House No.
q Jefferson street, TIN rooted, containing dininI :
room and Kitchen, large parOr and chamber In ID
story. and three chambers third story. The cellar
has 'prnr Of pure water. and pump in yard. This
bul ding was put In comp 'ete repair last ovemher
and exceilent order, AMI situated on part Of
Lot no. Ss IN the original pan Of GEORGETOWN, hav
24 feet, the Lot running back lis feet to an alley.
Terms OF sale will be made convenient to pur-
For further 'srtSsxsks fIg Be Chg sSpi%e sGs &
&C 8-eotf 597 9TH street.
subscriber offers at private sale the property
Known the Bak the south side Of the
the wharf, which is about 80 iset deep from Canal
70 rver; the tow path benx included in this prop
The Bakery has front Of 6. feet on the Canal
chInery.
Tins property for Bakery or Coal Yard 10 not
surpassed BY any in the District
Also, w ood and Coal Yard now in the occupancy
Of Hurry d Orme and Mr.. Barron. This property
has front Of l2o feet on the Canal and I'2 feet
the west side OF Green etreet, and is as easy of
cess for consumers from eorg etown or Washing
ton as any yard IN the District.
The above property Will be offered on liberal terms
Apply to THOMAS Brown, l<5 West street,
GeOrs etown; or to 8. r. BROWN, Pa ay next TO
corner Of I+th street. Warrington. ID. q. au 2s-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-25

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
L end Of the city. within few doors OF the Sec
reiary OF the Interior. Gas and water with baths
and shower baths and Is rooms. For further par-
ticulaTs ina uIre at this ofIce. nc I5,tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-25

EOR SAIE-A very valuable FARM, cont aiming
200 acres. well wooded and well watersd. IN
vey accommodating terms For formation
4i6 Sth street Oc 6. enImt
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FOR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE on g st.
L south. between 9Th and 9Th streets west Usl-
Lot fronts Is feet on sth street, running back
PAYABLE monthly Enquire of ELVA Ms n
THOMPSON,s SIS Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
streets. oc a.
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N SCIENTIFIC ASfROIOGER.
DR. 8. IS safe and guide for Ladies and
Gentlemen In Business. Love, or Marriage. Can
strange my s'erOus Disc sses- white or OF oOtor
The artist can do mary wonderful things. Cure for
FeTale Weakness snd Disorders; also. Female
Regulatlng Powders, Will restore nature when
every other remedy has failed. Address DR.. 3.
south Caroline street. Of Bank street. BatI-
more, Md. All communications strictly canhden-
thai. 90 l9-lmH
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Different Masses, OferOTiHnls, and Pieces, by
Hay dn, Mozart, and others. which ore admitted 20
be written IN the true n1edHiHg and SpiTif OF the
Church. CleTgymen shou d not allow such standard
works which never be eel ed ITO be supp anted
by the introduction of pTofaas mESie, A0lc HSsd.
which Is truly most offensive The above may be
had at the Nslc MESicdl Repository, corner llth
street and Penn. avenue. oc II -2W
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EOR SALE OR RENT-A two story FRAME
L DIV ELLlNG, with cellar, situated on NJ st.
north, between 81 and 4th streets east W tn lot of
ground, containing IS 40 feet. attached. The house
Contains large rooms, with ten feet ceilings There
IS also large stable on the lot. Terms reason able
Apply on the premises 90 I8-Iaw4ws
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Sign OF THE
- b g e A g. LEI
Indicates where you may get l. OOKl NGs
GLASSES, in gilt or mahogany frames; POR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval.
or square, git or otherwise; any other kind OF
work IN his Ane. The largest lot or LOOKING
GLASS PLATES Kept constantly on nand, cheap
for cash, JOHN WAGNER,
2S6 Pa. avenue,
ap2-1y hstween 18th and 18th sts.
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EDWIN C. FITZHUGH,
ocls.2l&25' Admin of VI. c. Fitzhugh dso

VAIUABLE ANDWELL- STOCKED FARM
v AT PRIVATE SALE.-The subscribers offer
owoed and occupied by Geor.e G. Siebel,s Esq,
within two miles of Beltsville, Maryland contain
barn. stables corn house, and other outbuildlngs,
together with the Crops, stock of Farming ImpIe
meats which are OF The most superior character,
For particulars IEquIre of. G.. MCGUIRE co,
Auc ion snd Com ssiOn Merchants. oc lR cost
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k'OR kENT.-The DWELLING HOUSE, No.
$S street, on the square immediately east of
the front OF ha City Hail. next door to the residences
OF j. NJ Carlisle, tthe proprietor > To whom lcae
E, slon m may be made The house will be rented only
rent will be 800 per annum payable at suob nsr,ods
as may he agreed ON. = % siV9e tS
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will be published res ularly every .turdsy st
GLedSon'S PubliShtHE Hall,
corner of fremont and BIomhe.d d ST. eets, Boston
Massachusetts, by r. GLEASON.
Wholesale Agent-H. TAYLOR. Ill Baltimore
street, Baltimore.
For sale in " Washington by D. J. BISHOP& CO,
2l6 Penn avenue. under willards' notel. and ESQ
Penn avenue, near ~ street, and by all other deal
l2-9u
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Bort of Mfmpbis.



The river is about on a stand, with a good
deal Of the bottom exposed at places, CIV
ing much trouble to the pilots. The landing
was tolersbly busy yesterday.
Tomorrow morning, at six O'Clock, the ex-
eeIlsnt steamer Philadelphia, Capt. Marshall
Petty 10 the offce-leaves for ST. Louis. The
Philadelphia is one Of the boats that is gaining
so wide a reputation in the Memphis and st.
Louis trade. She is in hne order for business,
is regular and p%unetual in her passages, and is
one Of the best ofhcered boats on the river.
The ssuey Kate Frisbes, the great Memphis
f~sVorite, and the boat that can " make tracks,
at a speed unsurpassed, leaves our landing at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, for Napoleon.
She carries with her the mails, which Is an as
surance to the traveller that rigid attention TO
safety, punctuality and diligence will be used
on the Kate. Her excellent ofesrs-Capt.
Nc Mannus, commander, and Capt. Folgsr,
eierk-however, require no impulse but their
sense Of duty and generous feelings to insure
theiE strict and polite attention to the wants Of
their passengers.
The splendid large boat Rspidss is the New
Orleans packet for tomorrow night. Persons
bound for below cannot do better than put
themselves 10 the hands Of Capt. Clark.
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PROpUCE PRICE CuRRKN1


CORRECTED DAILY By n. NJ. sPIcTR, AGENT, q
FRONT ROW.
APPLEs...-GreeR, - 10 o 90 , barrel
BAcoS....Rib Sides sSesi Clear Sides sK@ioc
Shoulders, skSTc; County Hams, uGI2Ac; Can
vAssed Hams, 12914e 2 y.
BUTTER....OOuntu Extra, s6c. , \; Country Pair,
IsS3ccj Extra western Reserve, 25c.
BEASs..-.EEvy white, 81 IS per bushel.
BRAN....TS@s0c per ewt.-in eemAnd.
O~ATTLE....On foot, 495He. nett.
o~ABBAoE....sIO OOSsI2 50 ? bunsred.
OoRs....In Sacks, sOGsS.
oHEEsE....salce. ? ,.
OH-IcKEss....s2 7S@ts 90 , eo1sr-in dsm.nd.
DRIED FRUIT....Appss, 81 90 q 81 .; Peaches
peeled % 0O9ss sos uDPsleAs q oO9S2 IS.
DU~cEG....MucoU, 1891 90 psf pair EDg ISL, sC
@sOc p rpai.
Esss.-..RO926c p dOson.
PLoUB....In SACKS, s~uperfns, e. OO9sl tOi Coun
try Extra Pam y. g OO9s2 5oi in bblss 81 co97 80,
FEATHERs....Gc0ss, fOG45o. Rb.
ToUSs GEEsE....fO 10 soc. each.
HIDEs....Flini, I2H@I4ei Green, &c per , Dr.
Sailed, I1aIsAc; Green Sailed, SC p =.
HAE....Tn dsnsrd; Retail sie@s2o Per ten.
H~onIsY....s2 O9ss 50 2 bushel.
LARD, -, Country Leaf No. ], IOai1e per b 70 Kegs,
f7aIsc.
kEAL....oountT, T@75o-ln demand.
EVrroN....on foot No. - 5aSS3 90 per hesi.
oSIoHs..-.759so ? bushsli Sets, - 90 ? bushel.
oATs....ss07Os per bushsl-in demand.
PEAs...!Tsble, 81 O@s1 50 ? buthel.
PEAEUTs....TOe.@ Gel per bushel.
PorAroEs....sSeei, EO9soc y tAslelj Iish, North
ern, sI3i 10 per bushel.
PORK....On foot, sSs We per D ) Ness, SIS oosls o.
z Dbl, wholesale.
RYE....Eo demand
per pound.
TURsIPs....4095oc. per busheI.
TURKEYs....Ods a, IN demand.
wHEAT....selinE ct 70 10 SOC. per bushsL
wooL....wtshed, Sc; UnWAshed, 1s@l2Ee.
GAME....Venison, Sc ? \; Bear, lOel5ci DUCKS
'Ksnard" % 90 ? dozsnj Zeal" O. 90 , dorsn
Squirrels, 81 IS DO. Par.ridges, 81 90 do Turkeys
1891 90.
n. B.-The above sbs are the wholesale prices Of
sound and merchandise articles when the sale Il BY re-
tai additional prices viii be required; n ~i1fsrior, q
propoTtionats discount must be made IN Ell instances.
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Having entered up5n the nth year OF his soiourn II
this city, he would respectfully retum his sinoers thank
10 his many friends for the very nbe al enosuragtm men
received, trusting that q continuance Of faithful stten
tion 70 business, and pm ting ferth every eh5Tt 70 please
he may reorive q Just share and liberal increase o. pat
rOnbge. Having e large stock Of the Finest imperialism
on haDd, be Eaters himef that he viii be able 70 NEE
the wants OF the most fastidious.
Those In want Of the best articles Of KID Gloves and
ether articles Of Gents Furnishing Goods, would do vel
70 give him q call.
Having suffered many heavy losses from the credi
system, he would info N his hinds that hereafter h
viii adopt the Cash Princple Of doing business-nl
goods delivered until paid for.
Persons leaving orders who are strangers, q viii n
expected nat q deposit be made OF one-third Of IN
amount Of th0 order, OF a satisfactory reference. Bust
ness hourE-6 A. N. 10 6 p. N. oc2I-tf
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EDrToss APPEAL Several recent articles
in the city papers, on the proposed regulation
Of bawdy houses, are perhaps expected TO draw
from me an explanation, which l propose to
briefly give.
At the request Of other members Of the Board
Of Aldermen, l wrote and read to the Board the
proposed set Of ordinances. The general fea-
lures of the plan sf them had been previously
Informally talked over, and agreed upon BY a
part Of the Board. inserted, for eonsidera-
tiOn, some minor details, while writing them.
The idea Of a license OF permission fer such
houses did not originate with ms-though I con-
fess that when suggested I did not anticipate
all the objections since raised to il. had
heard much complaint Of lewd women on the
streets at night, to the annoyance Of citiz ems
and corruption Of youth, and, at first suggestion,
it seemed to NE reasonable that in deVising the
means to exclude them from the streets, the
present stringent rules-exeluding them shelter
or kOuse-Toom-should be somewhat relaxed.
But 1 had not then had the benefit Of the
thorough discussion Of this matter Of ordina-
riiy pirate police regulation, which it has
since received at the hands Of a part Of the
city press and its correspondents. This dis
eussiOn while it edihes and i~nstruets domestic
circles and purihss the moral atmosphere we
live in, may perhaps teach the Board Of Al
dermen that bad women should bs-not sim
ply banished from the streets, but annihilated
and oblitersted-I wish, however, while ex-
planning the authorship Of the proposed Ordi-
nahcss and cOnfessing a Partially for some of
their features, to also decline either bern of
the dilemma proposed for me this morning in
one Of the city papers. IhaVs not before sp-
peared in print on this matter, no. for either
reason suggested by that paper, bat SIMPLY
because l have other business to attend to, and
prefer leaving public instruction on 20 Bawds"
and "bawdy houses " in the bands Of the sp-
p~arently well informed gentlemen who have
taken these subjects IN charge.
The same considerations will probably pre-
vent my writing for the papers again, and l
only do SO now to avoid the " dilemma" pre-
pared for me.
Twill simply add that after the writers for the
public get through with this subject, l pre-
sumo zach member Of the Board of Aldermen
will do what he deems best adapted to remedy
existing evils. Very respectfully,
c. KORTRECHF.
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Fever and Ague

- . terrible disease. OF " All the ne that fsth is heir
TO-" 1t IL the fslntsst In It's aut manifestations, the
most unrslentins in It's progress, and The most defiant Of
medical skill. Fever and Ague e mere destructive Of
life than consumption, because Il IL mors easily Induced,
and therefore more prevalent. II msrks its victims
for the grave. Ike an sxscuti0nsTs bond. Day By day,
The sufferer Grows weaker and Weaker, and each hour
does he fear = strong CONSCIOUSNESS o. approaching the
tomb. We have said thst the disease Il ore Of those
which has hearty always dshed medical seisnes-a few
cases once ans EShls having besa cured and reported.
We are happy TO announce that Dr.. J. Hsststter. Of
Pittsburgh, has prepared . compound tkst has never
been known TO fail In curing the worst cases Of this ter
rib e disease. We Dr.. J. HoSrET1ER5s
CELEBRATED BTTTEAs to suffering humanity general
iy, As . sure and speedy Specisc.
Forssls By Druggists and dealers generally, every
where. q-a.-.-