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N~Great crimes appear 10 be the leading
characteristic of the age. The trial of Constance
Wilson, in England, for murder by poisoning
which extended over three days, and terminated
IN the conviction of the accused, disclosed Il
series of atrocities unparalleled since the time
OF Palmer, the Rugby rufiian. Bya wholesale
system of administering colchicum 10 her vic.
tins, which she had been practising for years,
she obtained possession OF q considerable
amount of property, and, n cupidity was the
lmpelhng motive, she carried il 10 IN extent
which II about 10 lead her TO he gallows. Diff
ferrncrs Of opinion may exist about the retpn-
ton Of capital punishment. hut, when one reads
the views OF the learned Judge who passed sen
tence on this vile woman, the feeling is that il
IL not desirable 10 part altogether with the
power of putting 20 dCath such wretchrS The
GOODNESS and self possession which Wilson ey-
hlblied At ihe trial are the common character
istIcs Of persons who have stood brf0r,. the
Judgment seat arrag ned for similar crimes. II
Is not customary for lud%, 10 ~ 20 Gc.IGc;i in
their declaration OF guilt rs was hi Justice
Byles on This Occasion, ami he alphabetically
stated that If any application We're mad. In
him for the communication OF the capital sentence.
IL would not cOunt"nance il.
eyThe Silver Age OF California Icarns from,
a pretty reliabl. source that The. ODhir d.,
pany are shipping weekly, from ;li,.Ir .rarg-s
IN "dshOr county. the sum ~ not D.. HIN
2GO,fuC III bullion, ard some weeks i, linouutl
TO nearly Slu,is" M value. II this RAJ. @
yield % III I.no III rIh:itsIv each IN. co.
year. 1hr Az saws tll,.r'. arr hiIu. I-ajs -.
mIn'S III that NIsmIgy equally a. GOOD ,,ii!...,
are und'y'lou"d. bat Hhir.I Or.y rrqa-- III.
caTit;i 20 al" 'ii'I.- lid -..rGi.-I.
~ Moran - IniscrcaUtS went 10 80. hons.
Capt. Jam ] u,, n~"n't. in F.ri!i r,!snt.. = ,
lucky, E." day AGO. aud uo. tittI,l., M. -.
home, deliberately llur.ie-"E his wiz -,
'stin'ahl" lady. Subsequently tE,y ca;r1~s,i
Cart. 1. and murdered EiUE. Can't. = E.ia I'm
very ffic.ent - a cOElHnaH'rr " Home Guards
IN PROTECTING rh' prs JnS ard property % his
unIcE H.L"'ibor-- ana fer this ne RAG Ills wife.
were thus cru"lls MURDERED.
~ lie Chattanooga Rebel OF :. recent late
fays,-"e u1arr>.Jnd that Brig Gen. CilaI
MR. IS un.'"r arrest for making thu. :t:t,.k ON
htnIoTos Ale, CT Green River Bridge ur.;,,a-
ihfely "iu d@aiE>' orders. The pItc,. wa, Z,
nav" en- entirely sGrrounded b1fJr. 4 de-
hiahu Ior us surrender should b. mad. IN
was '''h'u'tIly done; ru- not until CnlIrn..~.,
brig&de Ead l.. "n ~"pC'-'i th-. day prayinue
b. halor-tien"rai Sir John Reardle,, w,
mot lnglis, the hero OF Lucknow in ~ ~.
r,FIlon, ur'd ON ihe 9Th of September ~
Honburg, Germany. -
EI"I want a safeguard, said q r:o,..
Rebel tc Gen Negl~v, the other dov .. Ii
ont the American Tia - replied m, "a
rita. j, ih- best saissUard 1 kI-sCf
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DR. mcLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT, BILLI0CSNEst
HEADACHE. Ac.

There mas never been y oafharrie Tnedicin. offered
u IN. public that has given such entire sstsfacsI
as MCLEAN Z UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly
cent. and can he taken by the most tender infant:
yet prompt and powerful in removing all Billions
secretions, Acid or Impure, Peted Matter from the
Stomach. In fact, they are the only pills that
should be used in malsrous districts
They produce no Gripping, Sickness or Pain in the
Stomach or Bowels though very active and search
tions of the Liver ana Kidneys Who wiz suffer
from Billiousness, Headache ana Foul Stomach,
when sd cheap a remedy can he ebtainedf keep
season, may prevent hours, days, and months Of
sickness: Ask for Dr. J. II: McLesne Universal
Pills. Take other. Being coated. they
tasteless. Price emily 8 cents per box, and b
sent by mail to any part Of the United st&tee.
III MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sta St Louis.
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MEDICINE r..
nR. J. Il. hcLEAN : -,
STRENGTHENING GO Rnlu
BLOOD pGIIIEJ CIR.
INN GREATEST REMEDY IN THE KOgn
snA ..lA
MOST UELIcIors AID DELIGHTFUL Ca
DIAL kGEkTAKBNl
HR. ]. Il. hcLEAN :


The thousands upou th"lssnds Who N,s %
using McIFAN's SfEINCTHESlNG CaRUtV
certify that IL H. absolutely IN iuinh'e % r'dyS
renovsting snd in isuratitg the hstt''r.f sEG
~ssed system. purifying sud cnriclling Tue HCa
reI:oring the SICK, suffering invalid "a HkALn
AND STRENGTH
THERE l. No MISTAKE ABORT ar. Il
IL viii cure Liver Complaint. bysP"P-,- hil
rhoS. Dyeeniery Hcsd.chp. Depression 81 Spirh
Fever srd Ague. Inward Ppvrr. Rad B-esth An
disease Of the Lrer, Stomach or Bowels.
~ Gentlem-n. do wish 10 be H-stky
- Ladies. dc you want the Bloom Of Health 4
mount Co Won: cheeks again y-then go ~ unrr N
get MrIEANS STRENGTHENING; CuRpI Al
AND BLOOD PURIFIER. Delay not q raoIne NJ.
IL is warranted "a give satisfaction twill r,rs .n
disease of the kidneys. W-mb or BLADDER TsiM
ing Ohst ructed MsnstrHRtion. Falling Of IA. WOMB
Bsrrenness. or any disease arising from Chronic a.
Nervous Debility. il IS an infallible Remedy.
FOR CHILDREN
DO you want your delicate sickly. paDy Chslrrs~
20 be Healthy, Strong and Rshust.-thrn give fhau
McLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL 500
the directions each hottie IL is delicious 10 Taxa
- One table spoonful taken every snnrnins
fasting. is sure preventive against Chi,ls and
Fever, Yellow Fewer. Cholera or any prevailing
disease.
AZ CAUTION beware Il Druggist ana DIAL
who msy try TO palm upon you hottie az BItfers
or SarsaparillA, (which they can buy Cheap b,
saying IL is just good. There n.@n "a :.
enough To steal part Of my name To- dab their rtk
yillainous compounds Ask fer DR.. J II. Mclean o
Strengthen sing Cordial and Blood Purifier. Take
nothing else. II IL the only reiu'-ly that vii
Purify yonr Blood thoroughly, and. st the same
time strengthen and tHrIgordfe the whole organize
ton. 1t il put up in Large Bottles-Sl per h.ttls
DR. j. III. MCLEAN, Sole Preprietor.
Corner Third ssG Pine SITS. -. Louis. No.
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GIVE NE A CALI

~ GIVE NE A CALI
he Cndersig ned respectfully informs his friends
and the public that be will open his
we'll knewn establishment this day foreN III
the season. He has had it thsroughlySGN
repaired and neatly fitted and has also ~
been engaged all the summer in bedding
tie most choice OYSTERS the Chesapeake Bay
could produce in his famous creeks at Piney Psnt.
will receive by the steamer James Guy, from
Piney Point, twice week, fresh supply, indie
penden. Of my regular supply boats. By such
ngements there will be failure in filing any
contracts that may be made with the establishment,
Wa have never heretofore failed t. do, independ-
eDt Of the block ade
My arrangements are so complete that il can COPE
with any house in the United States.
pedg &c myself to pay particular attention TO fur
nishing hstels, restaurants, suffers and private
families, ut the lowest cash prices.
Will keep also on hand fine sssortme emit fresh
canned FRUITS and Theoretically sealed MEATS
and VEG ETABES. T. NJ. HARVEY,
Depot PSI G St., between 10Th and nth,
seS-tf Washington City. d. O,
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1921 THE IIs62
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD


PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
A 81 49, 49, s 4 - z:i,.,ss;
IS A FIRST aA l& RoITE '''"n' o
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFoRTi
''''A'H 'hhAh FROM BALrIMoREr
THREE DAILY pail T TRAINS From
CLOSE cosN HS # thsss At HFh HPxSRR1sBuRe
NORTHERN M c IHsihs II ' RAILROAD.
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
WASHINGTON i HSb BALTIMORE
WEST, NoRrHW EST, AND SOUTHWEST.
~ For Through Tickets apply at the ONCE. o.
the Northern Central Rsilrosd Company, northeast
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and sixth street,
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING SALOON CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers viii take the a. m. and p N. trains,
Northern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris
Win the trains on the Pennsyivs ns Central Rail.
road for all parts oI the West.
FREIGHTs.
By this route Freignts of all descriptions can Be
forwarded to and from any point on the Railroads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri, ~ Railrcad direes;
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad Also connects
At Pittsburg with Steamers, by which Goods can
be forwarded to any port On the Ohio, Msskingum,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Misss:
sippi; Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and
csgo with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trsnspor-
tstion of their Freight TO this Company can rely
with confidence on It's speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any point
all times JaroTable as are charged ty osk9
Railroad Companies
~ Be particular to marx packages VIA PennA.
Central R."
MAGRAw KOoNs, Freight Agents,
No. so North street, baltimore,
EN9CH LEWIS, GEN Superintendent Altoona, Pa.
l.. l.. H0CPT. Gen1 Ticket agent, Philadelphia
d. II; HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phils-
delphia. jan 4-ly.r
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ii. o. HOOD

III. 0. HOOD
Is Constantly receiving, and has always on hand,
full supply of sll the most celebrated n
WATCHES that are manufactured In Eng, e2A
and Silver cases. He also keeps q large stock Of
fine JEWELRY of the most desirable styles, set
with Diamonds, Emeralds. Rubies and all other
Gems. He is also manufacturing all kinds of Solid
standard Silver Ware. and keeps Swords, Revol-
vers Sword Belts and Sashes. Bowie Knives Rszors
Scissors, Gold, Silver. and Steel Spectacles. and
great variety of other things usually kept in Jew
elry Store and ell NJ the very lowest price No 33S
Pa. avenue. between 9Th and 10th streets. fe l5-H
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EDUCATIONAL.
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE,

1897 and 1899 Spruce 81 E, philadelphia
The regular course of instruction embraces l.e
English ana French Languages and Literature,
Latin il required and all the hraches which con
stitute thorough English and French eductlnn.
French is the language Of the family and is con-
stantly spoken in the Institute II is the object 81
particular attention, and IL taught from the run
merts 20 the hi CHEST Of literature sni COM
position The scholastic year commences SepteIn-
Der 18th and closes Jiiy LIST Circulars, &c can 5e
obtained from Madame 4iHBRVILLf, Principal
of ChpYaray Institute 2-nm
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DIR. }. H. McLEsN'S VOLCANIC OLE
LgNIMENT.

TIE BEST EATEHNAL IN TIKI WUHLU FVB
MAN sR BEAST.
Thousands Of human beings have been saved Q
life of decrepitude and misery by the Of this
invaluable Liniment. IL viii relieve Pain almost
instantanecusly, and IL viii ciesnse, purify and
McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENr WIN
relieve the most inveterate cases OF Rhsamst,sm,
Geut, or Neuralgia FOR Paralysis, Contrscted
Muscles Stiffness Weakness In the Joints, Mus-
cles or LigAments, il will never fail Two appica-
tions viii cure Sore Throat, Headache or EarAehe.
For Burns or Scalds any Pan, IL L. iAfAllibls
remedy Try IL, and you win nd IL nsibls
remedy. Keep il always on hand.
Planters, Farmers, or any one having charge
horses, win save money by using McIeans Volcanic
Calls sprains, ChAfes, swelling, LAmeness. Sores,
Wounds. Scratches, or any external disease. nv
it. and you will be convinced.
DR.. y. q. MCLEAN, Sole Prcprietos
mssm @. sTorf. Agent. washinstso, DO.
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WIN T. DOVE IL CO.
ARE Now prepared 20 execute any orders with
which ;iley may be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS, Or STAN FITTING BUsl-
- Store on Ninth street, few doors nerth Of
Pennsylvania ave nue. where may he found cons
pIete assortne ut Of CHANDELIERS and other @ AS
STEAM snd WATER FIXTURES. ian lily
NJ GAS FEYTUHES.
w Have in Store. and are daily receiving, GAS
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish pe:er in sty tn thing heretofore
offered in this market.
We invite citizens generally 70 call and examine
oar stock OF G AS and WATER FIXTUYEs. feeling
confident th:& we have the bsst selected stock in
Washington.
S Al Wnrk in the above line intrsstAd to our
care viii he prom rtly attended 10.
msr5-tf MYERS & McGHkN 37S % street.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIu .AILROaD.

M q 80 =; ss;F;,'iis 4 s s.sis.
PASSENGER TRAINS PROM WASHINGTON.
On I'd TsE ~, sESsEE f TE fie !l''
WASHINGTON n,GSff iSGfo6RRE AND THE WEST
Five DAILY T FL fSs 4 70 wi3SSssNeros AND
TWO DAILY ron TRf NRS r EFT% %FFE WASHING
ON suNDAsSb T aS II rF4 AHT T r. R'riAohE
Passengers for the West make close CONNECTIONS
al Washington junction Relay with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad for all points West of ""sT rate
"ff or 'PIiHaIILxDKLPHiA and NEW YoRK-Le.v.
For ANNAPoLIs-Leav Washing'on az n.
AZ" 8' p For ALL POINTS WEST,
and Stations along the Baltimore sud Ohio Railroad
leave Wasbingto at ami T.. ~ a N. md $50
IN. and on Sundays at S'' .. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
m Baltimore s SPIN. Arrive at Washington IN
Leave New York at p. m philaGslphs 70 Is; 5,
p m, Baltimore 40 N. Arrive at Washington
Leave New York at IL p. PhiIaSsIphiis s 81
. NJ, Baltimore 80 a. m. Arrive at Washington
Local accommodation Trains lexve Baltimore 1T
IA and ~ p. m, for Washington; arrive there
On Sundays sta 80 and 80 a.. m. only from Bslti-
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Balti
more or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington At 6 and J. va. 10.
aDG 3 81 p IN. make connections at Washington
Junction Relay with Trains on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for ell points West of the Ohio River
and for ali points al ny the line of the Baltimore
and Ohio road IN Maryland and Virginia.
Trains leav" Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
inStOn daily. except Sundays at SIS q. m. and $40
p.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington ~ a. N,
II A. m. and p. and Baltimore at 4.3l and 7.4e
and so p. "a, stop only st Annapolis and
Washington functions.
Way Passengers must take the Accommodation
Trains only w p. SMITH,
m T--fr Master of Transportation.
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DASsEs ON THE POTOMAC.

DASSEs ON THE POTOMAC.
On and after the 18th instant day Of September,
passes will be required from all vessels boats &C.
nayiga ting the Potomac river. These will be issued
by the Commanding Officer of the Flutis, and may
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed At
Alexandria or st the mouth Of the river.
GIDEON WELLES,
secretary OF the Navy.
NAVY DEPlkTxENf,
saptamh.r y, 1852 rep. f. Tutl se.n
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w A T Z r NOT TIC Il.

In consequence of the lowness ri the water In the
General Reservoir it will be ary unless great
economy OF water is practiced for the emit
soon to shut off the supply to citizens entirely
All persons are, therefore, for hidden to use the
bydrants on Pennsylvania avenue. any streets
or avenues under the care and supervision of the
Commissioner of Public Buildings for watering the
streets or pavements, or for any private purpose
whatever.
. And all persons using the water urgently So
hcited to be US economical in its possible
Is. B. FRENCH
e29 Commissioner of Publi: Buildings
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ABINET NITURE.a
AT OLD PRICES. VA
W Having purchased our entire ~
stock for CASH before the advance, III
We are enabled TO offer unprecedented
bargains TO all who arc in want OF CABINET
FURNITURE.
Our stock is now complete in every particular,
and we cordially invite all who contem plate fur,
niShing promising saving of at least Is per cent,
TO ell who make their selection Of us. 1t is not
necessary to HsrticulariZe, our vest stock en-
braces every article necessary to furnish = house
com plete
All we ask is q call to satisfy yourselves.
B0TELER a. WILSON
Iron Hall, No. BIS Pa avenue,
an % conn Between GA and 10th SITS
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Protected by Royal Lsfte1s Patesa Of Essiasd. sat
secured by the Seals az te Eoob de Pzaynaacz q
Paris, asd the Imperial Coisse af Msdsesss Fsssa-
TRIESEMAR Mol
IL the eaectusl remedy for RELAXATION, sPkxr
MATORRH0A AND EXHAUSTION OF THE
TRIESEMAR No. T.
Completely and entirely eradicates ell trsces q
those disc rders for which CopAya and Cubebs have
generally been thought an sntidote, TO The ruin Of
the health Of vast portion Of the populataon.
TRIEsEMAR No. s.
IL the great and remedy Of the civilized vor1
for 81 Impurities Of the system vel - secondary
~ ptoms, obyiating the destructive use nj Nor
curry. well other deleterious ingredients, -
which all the Sarsaperills in the world cannst
remove. TRIESEMAR Noe. i, and 5 are Alike
devoid Of taste smell, and Of ell nauseatiRg eua1
tiles. They are in the form OF . losenee, sne may
lie on the toilet table without their being co.
pected.
Sold in tin cases at IS each, or four IS cases n
one for 90. and in e. cases, thus saving 90, =
administered by valpean, Ls1len and, RSux, lie,
&c. Wholesale and retail by DIR. H. A. RRow,
street New York. Immediately on receipt Of re-
mittspce, Or. Barrow will forward Iriesemsrt 70 any
part of the world, securely packed, and sdsresss1
according 10 the instructions Of the writer.
Published also by DR. BARROW, that poySlu
and beautifully illustVated medical work, Hunas-
Trailty. Price Is cents. Trie~emsr and Book 90
be obtsined by special authority from 3. f0xp,
Washington. d. e. de n6
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RANKS OF ISSUE
~
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
. WASHINGTON. GEoRGErowy
h2hK OF Metro polls. Farmers and Mechanics,
Bank OF Warrington. Bank
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Comma-..
Bullion Bank
Inc Bullion Bank and the Bank of Com ;s
sue notes Of the denomination # ono d.tr,..,.I
npTRr1a 81 ','-''
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~ Capt. VIM. J.. Hudson, OF the Nayv who
dHd suddenly III Brooklyn on Thursday eya
nilG, " as command OF the BROOKLYN Na%-,,
l"rd IN the year i~J5, and in l-JS took roni
Elhho oi me lrig'te NIAGARA when she was
assigned 10 duty on The Atlantic cable cxn~di-
ton. He was also in command of that yts1rI
during fhe Japan expedition. IL IetyI h. az
appointed 10 the command OF the Boston Nav
ard: and GnGcr Ia" ;ICis of COn.r.ss Of lu.,tr.t
aaG Dee inlr r, I-fi, WIS placed nr,r mo 10
tf'd lI>t CT In" M Y ana assIgTrd IL duty 2 =
Il nlt"r of tho Li2hghuu~, Board. ms IN.
~as about 81 wears.
Hes F"E i'tTTiHG IT To TurM-a Ken
3, c"-',-' i"ii,,u 'Iirr. Mo-" house, mill ard
To-" wee burn'G bv Morgan men. ana h,.
'.ti'L prisoner. - IndS uT . letter which b..
: fii,--. "i"T i!lS escape, 10 Mr. Hall. editor ~
IN" RaNenna Democrat, - fyllows:-,.J am
now un'qriEora!'y Tor confscatiom, suaiuga.
uon- emancipation. ,Xtrrrniu!fio1 and IN
and damnati"n.' -Bufoio Er,,-~ex, O~, II =
u ''ct. b' u has "r.i. red l'riah @ Pat,.r
son, AZ "N-pniic, nan =, Nc.Y DrInin- In -,
N'Lr,'. iuF S'N moi.:hS at T0rt pi.arus =,
49, '''"r WIN = t""nty-ioUr pound F,tU A.
't'i: % hlS lcC, for S.Isllu,. "a, - .
an" S'CIiious report 10 the IInit.,i M
Il0rIt,es. i'u ''I'I,"H an
r. Gen. CCT,o declines -, o.o.,.,...
fcl ton:T - from NV Yorj- III 49, 80. ~
VII accept ne Office I'LL III. rrt..IIi,, -
GoTT, tn, trusts :hat :, y ar i'., ii.oi - p't
chCs II. VIII DC
bst Comm .ssloner Routwcu I'M. ,,,,;...,.,
ralIo''. rpaHi-'s must pay per can,oa. ti,,t.
all -. n receipts FOR the tr.i.sport,t,,, - -"
81 .lg' r, IncludE- troops whom they M - -.
Tor Tie Government '-iJ
CO MI Edgar Holmes, of The firm Of Him,
! Brother. bankers in Lotkpt r., N V, has r.
arF'sfsd u =. -. Go mis Toner ~.Orrs ard held
. . III l. an We q. ch'rgc OF Issuing aplas
-"
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u + II &c 1 4 l. .

IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, January25, r62.
The Secretary or State will hereafter receive Mem
pcra IF Congress cu business Oh Saturdays, COM
nencing with Saturday The first of next month
Jan 2l-tf WILLIAM Ii. SEWARD.
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Seduction and Arrest.

The n. y. Express gives the following par
ticulars Of case of seduction. which came 10
light on Saturday:
A steamer arrived at this port on Friday, from
St John, n. H.. upon which came two young
girls. unused TO the ways and practices of large
cities. One of them had been sent for by her
aunt-a Mrs. Lang, living III this city-With in
structions TO remain on board until she sent for
her, which would be Immediately after the ar
rival of the steamer. On the passage M. a
young MIN, though much older than them
selves, made himself quite agreeable TO them,
and persuaded Them TO leave the steamer at
once, the prrtensc that he would seek cut
1hr aunt, and take them 10 her.
They came up from the wharf into Court
street, 10 TudOrs buildings, where the seducer,
Henry Hitchcock, induced one OF the girls TO
remain at the door. while on some prctrncc the
other girl with himself went mp stairs. They
passed up the stairs on Court street, and down
another flight of stairs into Court square, and
thence he took this girl, Eunice A. Baker to q
house of ill-faIne, on Friend street, where he
remained with her during the night. The other
eirl meanwhile, waited two hours for her COM
panion 20 return, and WAS found CRYING, not
knowing any one, or where 70 90. She was
taken by a lawyer 10 The Office Of the Chief of
Police, where She told her story, and was pro-
Nided with place for service III South Boston
IN the morning the people of the house where
these parties were stopping, feeling assured
that the girl had hitherto been virtuous were
unwilling that she should remain there and
refused the request of Hitchcock that she should
be- taken 10 board. The two girls brought but
one trunk, which they occupied in common
and Miss Baker wishing some OF her dress
Hitchcock proposed TO 90 vi it'll her TO the steamer
TO gel them. When there they Were informed
that an officer from the Chiefs offics: had been
there with the other girl, and the trunk had
been taken away. There was no other way to
find ont where the trunk had gone, except
through the Police office, and ,hither they
mt.
After leaving the inquiry for the trunk, the
officers were satisfied that they had found the
man whom they wished TO see, and gave him
TO UnGt rStand hat he must remain with them
The girl " as then taken aside, and revealed
the Eguilt of the scduccr. Further injuries
were made, when II was ascertaincd that Mrs
Lang, the aunt of the girl, had been TO the
steamer, as she assured her ncice she would
do, and from her statement there as well As of
those connected with the boat the officers felt
Warranted in committing Hitchcock 10 the
TCCmbS.
Pie girl was provided for AT the Temporary
Home in Charles street where she will remain
until Ter aunt can be found. She is about rs
years OF ny" and pretty looking. Hitchcock is
about ~ years old and was formerly barber in
fiil- civ