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n FROM WASHINGTON
DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE
- :" i - II,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
s u M M X ARRAN G Z m Z N T 5,
With Greatly Improved Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
ARE EHW kyN oR 4RHE %ESr
LIST. The crNci Il lSllcH'' EXPRESS MAIL
at ihs HOUSE.
tio-, before proceeding West: Thi. Tr.in passes
TIE Ohio KysT at Y nm with na Gsnra &a,s
'?,9'' isHiH1sti Fl I I'M
nciudinE sunday at s. IS pm. reaching CInclnsati
at .. m. next day and oonnse directly with Elk
press Tsain for LOUISVILLE Cairo ana tn; sN
ngton to Clncnnatlin % hours, or to ST. Louis only
sd. CfNCINNATI. DAYTON, INDIANAr077
LIS, CAIRO, ST; LQUISb CHICAGO; AND
Washington Junction or Baltimore: leaving BaltI.
W G5s i. made By the sst NJ Tsn from
TO View The Grand Mountain Scenery Of the Road
in daylight, take the SIS a. m. orc p. IA Train from
For Psrkafsburg and all stations on the North
western Virginia Road take the .. III. Train. For
al! points on ihe MsIstts Railroad take the same
/, ali s snd
direct andample that have yet been offered to the
ha s % s sn ans S
Railroad and its sssociate lines coh!d .Bssest, have
been secured under this arrangement.
ters, and every other possible facilty will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave w ashing
Jon ss all pS SR
all Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling take
the p. m. Tram. To connect with the Frederick
Train take the % P: m. Train.
AEb new 2WK Ydkk foHK TsafNs IEhF
WASHINGTON DAILY for Baltimore, as fol-
lows: At SIS and 80 a. m, and s.25 snd p. m.
The 5. u n. IN. and Is p IN. Trans make cOnnec-
tons "a a. I 81 LTItkME0RE ard PHItAPpEkhR1
The SIS q. m ard s q and p. IN. Trains mako the
WESTERN come ctUEs, at the Washington juno
ton, with the Trains from Baltimore, as above de-
tailed.
The 5.l5 q. m. and a.a5 p. m. Trains connect with
The $50 a. M. and s25 and p. IN. Trains will stop
ut Way Stations between Washington and BaitI
On SUNDAY, but one Train leaves Washing ton.
IL FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHING
TON there are four Trans, as follows At 40 and
- r. IN. and and 81 p.
The first and fourth of which will be Express
Trans, and VIII not stop except at The functions.
The Gas Train will reach Washing ton at 8.S M,
being specially int ende tn accommodate 81 MMER
Train will be run from Washir rton Junction to
bring the Express Train Passengers arriving there
III For Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
'0 '' ,D'' Tfos. H. a'HFH PARSONS, Agent.
At the Ticket Office, Washington Station,
Or, J.. L. ENGLAND, Agent,
shs mifke s1 oee; Gfmdsn Staten
Baltimore, May TO- 1858. mas
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Medicines.
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
lVI RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
BY KING OR T. MP Z K OR s
WHAT

WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Becag.e # !. the ornament God him.sU pro-
may bloom ever so brighty Ia the glowing cheek the
eye be ever so sparkling the teeth be those Of pearls
n the head bereft Of Its covering, the hair be
sparled and shIiveled, harsh a~d dry, or worse still
uns2m. Prof. OH Nature sI VI. Loose half hs
two or three times week, will restore ond perma-
nep5y secure s to al suSh an 9rnsHent Read the
es1sbTatsd ptaSist, Thal6srs:
NEW YORK. April 1s. 1853.
you the ObIsations am under FOR the entire re,
ITO 81 my hair to its NrInai Color about
rapidly becoming gray but upon the application of
your Hair Restorative, 1t soon recovered Its original
inyention, quite eficacIOus as well AZ agIesabe;
am, dear sir, yours truly, :. THALBERG.
"Drych ar Gwyliedidct
WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFIcK, IS Nassau st.,l
weeks ago, received bottle of your Hair Restor-
alive and gave 1t my wife, who concluded to try it
restore the gray hair original color but TO her as
well as my surprise, after few weeks trial IT has per-
hairs to dark brown at the same time beautif ing
and thckening the hair. l strongly recommend the
change Of their hair - OIL CHAs CA Ca is
PRoy. o. J. WooD With confidence do I recon-
oaclols srticie ever saw. Since using your Hair
Restorative, my hair aud whisksrs, which were al
feel confident that few more applications win re.
store them to their natural color 1t relieved
me of all dandruH and unpleasant Itching, 80 DOM
| mon among persons who perspire freely.
J. G. KILBY.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 1857
PROF. WOOD: About two y ears ago my hair COM
menced falling of and turning gray. was fast be
coming bald and had tried many remedies to no eff
feot. / commenced using your Restorative in Jan
uary last. A few applications fastened my hair
tn Its former color, (back At this time it is fully
restored to its original color, health and appearance
and cheerlully recommend Its use TO all.
| J. ID. HOES.
| The Restorative is put up IN bottles OFFS sizes,
viz Large, medium, and small the small holds y
| pint. and retalls for 81 per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per cent. more In proportion
than the small retails for 81 per bottle; the large
holds quart forty per cent. more in proportion and
| retaiis for SIS.
| q. J. WOOD & CO., PrOPrietors. SI2 Broadway
New ork, Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
4 lishment, aad ia Market ST., St. LOUIS, Mo.
| And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
| Dealers. ma l8-Sm
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man. Innsmerable proofs shown that these
Pills have virtues which suIPass in excellence the
edly upon the esteem of all men. They arc safe and
pleasant to take and powerful to cure. Their psne
the body, remove the obstrnctions of its organs.
purify the BLOOD and e1Pel disease. They purge out
sluggish or dsOrde ed organs into their natural
ton, and mpart healthy tone with strength to the
Body but also sSa
dangerous diseases which hsye bafilsd human skill
While they produce powerful ELECTS they are at the
physic that can be employ ed for CHI ljren. Being
sugar coated they are pleasant to take, and being
Cures have been made which surpass belief were
they not substantlated by men OF such exalted posi-
SI and as 70 i%TSd the suspc% OF an
have lent their names to certify to the public the
liability Of my remedies, while others have sent me
the assurance of their conviction that my Prepara-
tIOns contribute Immensely to the relief OF my aio
ted suffering fellow men.
my American Almanac. containing directions for
their and certificates of their cures Of the fol-
Costiveness. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism
Dropsy, Heartburn, II dache arising from foul
stomach Nausea, Indigestion. Morbid Inaction and
pam arising therefrOm, r latulency, Loss OF Ape
tlte, all Ulcerous and Cutaneous Diseases which
require an evacuant medicine, Scrofuia or Kings
Evil. They also. by purifying the blood and stimu
latIng the system, cure many complaints which it
would not be supposed they gould reach, such as
Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia, and Nerv
GUS IrrtabI,Ity, arrangements of the Liver and Kid
neys, Govt, and other kindred complaints arising
from low state of the body or obstruction of It's
DO not be. put of by urprincipled dealers with
AYERS PIiIs, ard take nothing else. No other
value Or curative p0wsTss The sIsk van. the best
ytioaf chemist. Lowell, Mass. Price Is cents per
Sold by y. d. GILMAN, Washington, and by II.
COOK, Alexandria, and bY all dealers every where.
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.

The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
nH he seventh street TS wS Sai' At 1.-THE The Ek
following hours: MDa2ksn1.
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA AT
george PdRt-H, 8, 10 q. m; l21<, s, and p. m.
1homdS C0ILyeT-7,9. Ill a. m; and p. m.
LEAVE WAsHINGTON AT
George Pdse-64, g. II a. H.; ~. 4, and ,. m.
Thomas COIlyeT-S, 10 a. m; l2Is, 81, and 81 p. m.
Fare IS Cents.
haley's omnlbuses connecting with the Page
and COyer leave the Capitol and corner of 18th ST.
and Pa. avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
andria. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOX MOUNT VERNON.
The COLIGER will leave for Mount Vernon OIL
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washing ton al
81 and Alexandria at 10 O'Clock.
Is SAND BAKER. Capt,
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EVENING STAR.
rHE HOUR OF PRAYER,
sY CHARLOTTE ELLIo'

BY CHARLOTTE ELLIOT.
Nv God = 10 any hour so sweet
From blush of morn to evening star, . e
A. that which calls me to thy feet,
The hour of prayer!
BEST Is that tranquil hour Of morn,
A nd b est that hour Of solemn eve,
When on the wings OF prayer upbOrne,
The world l leave.
For then day spring shines on me,
Brighter tnan mOrn's ETHEREAL glow;
And richer dews descend from thee
Than earth can know.
Then is my strength by thee renewed;
Then are my SINS by thee forgiven;
n hen dost thou cheer my solitude
With hope OF heaven.
No words can tell what sweet relief,
There fer my every want lind,
w hat streng tn for warfare, hahn for grief,
What peace Of mind.
flushed In each doubt gone every fear;
My spirit seems In heaven to stay;
And Q ZEN the penItentIal tear
lswlped away.
Lord till reach yon bissful shore,
No privilege so dear shall he,
As thus my InmOst soul to pour
In pray TO thee.
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

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country for new edition Of this Book, bring my
down the statistics 10 the present time is such that
u cannot longer be dlsreeartcd. Ii Is sufficient v
known throug bout the country to render a partIou.
lar description of 1t unnecessary here; suffice it to
say that II contains the evidences of It's having re-
ceived the voluntary and generous patronage of
both Houses of Congress of It's having been adopt
by the Supreme Court as a standard edition of the
Constitution of tho United States and OF ITS having
received the SPECIAL appreciation of of the
wlsest statesmen of the past and present age II
has been pronounced by them as a suitable fire. side
companion for every American Citizen and as a text
book for the rislng generation of the schools,
=. Editors who venerate and support the COnstitu-
tlon the sentiments of Washington, and the prinoi-
generous and valuable support. ~
:. Booksellers and others who may desire to obtain
the new edition will please address
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m gu WaahlngtOn City, ID. T..
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United STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINZ
ANs without rkILuRH FOR xIGAT WARS, y~B
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PA N A nj A RAILR DAD,

CAuTIOH.-So many frauds and mposl- -zD4nk
tons of various kinds have been ately fH&xN
perpetrated on travellers bound to CA LI-@No.41h
FOX MA, that the subscriber, the only gu horI ed
Agent for passage by the y =. Mail Line via Pana-
ma. IN the city of New York, feels 1T his duty to
caution Gil persons seeking passage to California,
that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must We careful to
lind the true oifioe of the Steamships of the u. g.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad as other ONCE
In New York Is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only one office In New York,
which Is at In est street. corner of Warren street.
fronting on the North River, st the head Of the Com
1any's Wharf.
10 Observe my sign over tho door.
a.. 1. w. RAYMOND, Agent,
N11 0Sv Ynfk.
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certltV that
ha proper facilities, and able 70 fulfil = cen
tract for furnishing stationery for the Department
OF the Interior Turing the year ending June 81 LIS
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wv e..an.s aa,aa I'd Gsnti a.nan IL Il y, ~
ON MANHOOD.
AND IT'S PRE- M ATTIRE DECIJN

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few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, OF Spermatorrhea or Local -vlaysA-
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, <7xjffA
Genital and Nervous Debility, Impo- A@<1{&S
tency, end ln pediments to Marriage SX-aAxW
generally, by b. DE LANEE, M. ID.
The Important fact that the many alarming com
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OF youth, may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDI-
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as adopted by the author, fu ~ explained, by means
OF which every one Is enabled to cure HIMSELF
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PHorEEcffsb5 +; S se! en- Letter: r.s.p. o.,
Ioine, Vienna. Triesernar No. i! remedy for Re
no. sea 81 the 81 shoTs
space Of three days, completely and entirely eradi
oubebs have so long been thought antdote for,
the ruin OF the health of vast portion of the popu
remedy for that class of disorders which. unfortu-
nately, the English physician treats with mercury,
to tie inevitable destruction OF the patients consti
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. l,2, and are alike
devoid Of taste or smell, and ofs nauseatng quail
ties. They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being suspected Sold in tin cases, and divided
in separate doses as administered by Velpeau, Lsl-
or four cases IN one for So, which caves IS; and in
Sold BY Dr. II. BARROW, No. 157 Prince ct, a
few blocks west of Iroadwa New York. lmme
dlately receIp of the amount Dr. b. will forward
tions. The SO cases afso sent but not free of car
rage. Consultations usual, from IL a. m. TN
p. m and from till H.. at No. l57 Prince ST..
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by j.
STOTF, Washington. feI1y
WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events. LADIES' and Gentlemen lose one Of their
greatest natural attractlons-a fine head of hair-it
becomes matter Of serious Importance, aud the
question m j. what shall We do to stop the han, from
falling on and restore Its vlgor and beauty In
ri s's S4 few
remove dandrud, keep the scalp clean and white,
ana imPaIt freshness and vigcI to the hair; and
InIuIant head Of hair Gail and get bottle and il
MOI satshsd alter the second APPLICATION return
ga 5 S. fa5s H II PrG%sff aes
gist, corner Main ard 18th, and Main and Wall SITS,
and n Washington CITY By z. ID; GILMAN, Drug
b: CLARK. Druggist, oornsr ~ Street and nd Pa a.
avenue. apl ly
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TrayelerS' Directory.
7 NEWARRANGE MENT:
INLAND E k2HT FL F a'ShN1 WASHINGTON
VIA ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA AND
Virginia CENTRAL RAILROADS.
&9 I Z

The steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves the foot OF
9TH street daily at O'Clock a. m. for Alexandra,
andris Railroad, leaving Alexandra At Ia O'Clock
a. m. and arriving In edmond al 2.0 p. IN.
Tickets procured on the Boat
Fare from Washington to Richmond $3.50.
J. X. NlCkLiN,
ap25 Ticket Agent.
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FOR STATIONERY,
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR, Z
MAJ 10 IQ1R

Sealed Proposals for furnishing such stationery
as may be required by this department curing the
fiscal year ending June ST. 1851, WILL De rsceVeo w
ti II O'Clock M, on "Wednesday, the Srh Juue next.
Those unaocompanIed by satIsfacfory tesumohiais
of ability TO fulfil the contract will not be consid-
cred and contracts wiil only b awarded 70 eetab-
Ished manu- acturers OF dealers an the artlcies
All articles required must be ofthe best quality o.
their kind, and not lnfs rior to the vhlch viii
be exhibited At the department. Each proposal
must be ,Isned by the individual or hrm mai ing t,
artiole of the schedule or OF the class bud for. -
The articles when furnished must correspond with
the samples or any Of them, II desired, and IN no
be inferior IN quality TO the sample ano they
must be delivered without delay when ordered ana
must be satisfactory to the head OF the ofhoe Tor
which they are required and failure 90 TO comply
with this stipuatio will be deemed cause for the
abrogation OF the contract.
Articles not named in the schedule are to be FUR
nished 1T the option OF the department at the ow-
est market prices and the right 10 reserved OF or
derlng greater or less quantity Of each article
contracted for. as the pubic service may require.
Bonds. with APPROX ed security, must be gwen by
the person o hrm obtaining the contracts and IN the
event of the refusal or ns ect of the conra ctor to
furnish any article articles named in the CONTRACT
on the order OF the opRItment any of bureaus
the same may be purchased IN open market and the
difference IN price paid therefor and the contract
price shall be OF arged to- the cont FACTOR, and de-
Quoted in the sett eiseht of his account for the
quarter during which such refusal or Leslsct may
occur.
The subjoined schedule specifies. nearly can
nov be done, the amount, quality, and DESCRIPTION
of each Of the artic es likely to be required.
Blanks will be furnished 1t the SecretAry's offce
to all persons desiring TO bid
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AYE RS
Cathartic Pills,

! The sciences of Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed their ut
most to produce this best, most per-
feet Durgative which ls known tn
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EDWARD DoLAN,
II CO AGE xPREss OFFIc
- 80 STREET,
AGetssHg TAs SrSsss Pri.sf., o<.

' D'esS ffs~tHg O(es,
Iae snoscrbSr, Baggage AGENT for R.l,,,,..
AL Ohlo and WsshIngton Branch Ra,irsad =. .
opehoe "a once, At the sbove place for ths 800. Ia
modaton Of the pnbiic, where orders can he h & n
10 and from e CONVEX Baggage o. Paciss 60
'e1&s 70 any point IN this City or (;eo,se, VI iof
All 2s. irom O'Clock q. M 10 70 o'clooI M m
eAcopl sunday, 70 10 o'ssacl a m, . y; ih.s
m John M. McCIIS,rfScSei ock
ooksaxoAFsnt Baltimore and OHIO Rsiirn..d
psi;i b.@ressons coming to WasbIprton n,
they viii stop. s y r made up their minds ~hers
=, On ne cars, win have their tasSss 70 my
y. =. snis once, or ut Baltimore 1k1ue IlAken
--,.- -. oHArse dn
long experience In the basins ~ ana having
iss ..s cheaper than any other estsb yI!l.
MAJ 81, bstvsen sth and i iots =.
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THE SOUTHERN SPEAKEk-Cortajping in
great variety the master pie cos of OTafory IN
Prose. Poetry and Dialogue. Among them viii he
found selections from lhs speeches "f Ruins Che.
Prentice. John Perkins. IN PIncknsy, Patrick Hen
p, Hayne, Crittenden, McDuffe DOUGLAS. Ard
81 cents. Pubis ed at 81 25 WIS
Rosss Rhetorical Manual. or Southern Fir
headef, embracing cCpiOus and elcg. nt extrsc :
both In Prose and Poetry. with a Fres1 ~ on RSa.
LOTION xnI =, ana The principles OF Elocution,
js2 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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XII IIANOS now IN store 10 select from.-Rt-
w mehioer the correct name and number
JOHN r, ELLIS,
ma S6 Pa, ave., bet, 9th aud lUlh STA
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Humphrey brown was brought up in custody on Thurs.
day the 22d ut, at the Court Of Bankucy London, but
his accounts not beng ready further adjournment Of ak
weeks was ordered.
Prom Esyrs, in The ship Gsrmsnis-Dr wun.m Lwels Of
Prom New Orleans. in The ship sias Homes-AIber W
walton, Mr.. Nancy Lswis-.na 3 10 ne ..eeraee.
doidS vsrcns vsross vsrcns zOvsr' bod.
var, che.ar, cabaisro and cssieilsnO- Genery,
FROM ssraaA. IN the .chr x.ris-I Encbsmr and lady,
willisms
pEPARrURKs.
~; w Ws vs.. f;Hss n; s. WI
ss:%s t.I INV. sss sA ssf c
isd s1iP Eassd. Gen ioss% and .ss ~. cS5..
ana child kaufman, lsdy and chd; Dr hammond "
fss s pasy, fesrdoa kicoci Grant Bsroussy
Weir noasd, ies Reiock-and 100 70 he Storage.
p pSn srs%s1 M family .ssi;a family
srsDs S Gloon, cssrs. and sSS. aenry sna
lady, sesssrman, wife and family, chc,wen' z 3
s sssssa Rra@s zsissr Tr,.zsa ctsn and
family SP ssSse wilson SssPnsr s ss9
family II Tucken. B-ogrerbon Rootea Mrslsso and
family Mr. KNswinsle and family, Pollics, Mr. senhOld
1 For G' Charleston in steamship rnser.o
o Tts sp s.H sssaa as q'% en-,
pin. L sprsgus. . T Luther, and II the s,eerage
RoSs NcssSp Jas Bova SoSo s JosS
-cn, Miss Waterman, Jas Turner, fhos Ellis, VIM 5
walker II Couklin, A y Lane.
For Savarnsh IN the steamship klabsra-Chas Harris
Munroe NJ aud Mrs sfitus and son. u tialden las
Campbeli-aud In The steerage.
For Savannah in the steamship Nashville Pack
Nathaniel Merit and Charles Baen, Beien WIN
Glen q Brant John Martin, l. Richardson, little,
zundler John Lyons Edward Boyle Samuel Cunning.
ham and VIM Van Beuren and daughters John VI Hsr
vey, Alexander unham.
For Richmond, &c, IN The ssesmship Jssesown--R tud
lam lady and three children; Ihg5ee, Van Tuyl
Mr Heating Isaac Hamilton, Mitchell, q W Cruiser, Il
sullivan John Young I'd Perry Perry John Magner
Isaac MERIT James Boyd Baker, lady and two chren
II vandenberR q Briggs. Van Slyck, Yrs Leeds Y
Wilkinson and lady Mrs Smith and two friends Smith,
James smith. Hetherngon Frederick lady and two
children Waers, lady and two ehidrepand ~ 10 he
s.eerage
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TsR LARGEST RAFr EVER FLoArED ON THs UPrxR
MusrsrrF1-The largest ran Of lumber ever n,sted upon
che Upper Mississippi passed Ia Crosse on lie way from
BLACK River Fails 70 st. Louis on the 2fth ult "h was
the creates, sight" says the Democrat !" ever seen in
these waters" The raft was manned by twenty four
red shirsevery at his oar, and every ear doing
hs work The size OF the raft was Eve hundred and sixty
feet long by two hundred wide and the amount OF um
Der which contained full million feet together with
go sh and $50 900 shingles There were Two good
sized houses erected board and the whole crew and
officers consisted Of captain twenty four osrsmen, two
cooks one clerk and bottle washer, which, together with
BLACK bear and bull dog, made up al The occuPsnn
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o. the Bowery Fourth street bsd by means OF eisc
trcity produced this abortion aud ina. Mrs Pierce
presen IT the operation Immediately proceeded 70 the
bouse Of Dr. Lines, 367 Bovery and FROM him got Mrs.
PeYce'e address without Jog him par pose
then proceeded 70 the ronbs aud got wanan. from
Judge Connolly for the pariies making affidavit
the knowledge had Of toe csse; then gave CHooer
Gamble the warrant for the doctor and proceeded
10 arrest Mrs. Hary Pierce whom found a. her resi-
depce 81 West Thirty ninth street. after telling her my
business with her, Mrs Pierce old that sbe advised
deceased sny harm resulted from her Wait 70 Or Lines
not to blame her; tina. she DR. Lines apply the gal
va1ic battery her bowels and also that deceased told
her that abe had taken almost everything TO produce
miscarriage without effect; arrested Mrs. Percs and
brought her 10 the Twenty first ward station house.
The then given TO the Jury who after due
Liberation, rendered the foPowiog
That said Phebe n hoss came 70 her death by nHam-
nation Of The womb the result OF abortion produced
by Dr. H. Lines At 1867 Bowery, by the application OF
eaIvanic battery, and that Mrs. Nary PIERCE 81 West
Thirty ninth street. accessory the fact Further
we oensure Or. McMurray for having gwen certificate
Of DEATH having, at the time full knowledge of the his
tory of the cause of the death Of deceased thereby
feaiing the ends Of Justice
Uron the rendition Of the above verdict Coroner Gam
BILE announced that il his defer nnxon TO DR.
Lines and Mrs Pierce to bail each in the sum Of To
await the action Of the Grand Jury.