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.agrieaaEfxraE Meeting.

At a meeting held in Bel Air en- Tuesday,
February 9th, for the purpose of organizing
an Agricultural Society, a large number Of
the farmers of The county being present, Hon.
John ii Price was called to the chair, Nicho-
las Ii. Nelson and john III. Maynadier were
chosen Vice-Pnesidents and J. ID. Waters
and j. ID. Street,, Secretaries.
The report of the committee appointed by
the last meeting was then read and, on mo-
ton, was adopted, as follows:
AZ meeting of the citizens of Hartford coun-
ty, held on the 9th of January, for the purpose
of forming an Agricultural Society, COM
mittee was appointed to take into considera-
tion the proper mode of organizing such an
association, whether Ola the joint stock prin-
c:ple or otherwise and to report to an adj
journed meeting, 10 be held in Bel Air, on
Wednesday, 10th, but subsequently the day
of meeting was changed to Tuesday, 9th Feb
ruary. The said Committee has directed its
chairman, the undersigned, to make tho fol-
lowing report:
Your Committee deem it entirely unnsces-
sary to repeat what has been so often both
said and written, in regard to the great bcne-
fits resulting to an agricultural community
such as our own is in 50 pre-emincut a de-
gree, by the establishment in its midst of an
association such as we contemplate forming:
particularly does it consider the repetition
uncalled for, when it is to be addressed to q
meeting of such enlightened and progressive
agriculturists, as all acknowledge the farmers
Of Hartford, as a body, 10 be- Moreover, the
Committee consider that tho only object of
its appointment, was to report what it be-
lieved to be the best mode of organization,
and one that would prove effective and give
us guarantee of pernanency. After con-
ferring with the authorities of similar associ-
atoms in other sections of the State, the Com
mittce has been confirmed in its own previ-
ousy formed conviction that the joint stock
principle is the proper basis 10 organize upon
and ono which will ensure effectiveness and
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CHURCH pEp1cATroN.-The Methodist
CHURCH South, situated near Jarrettsyille, in
this county, will be dedicated on Sunday, the
S1st instant. The services will commence at
i04 o'clock, A. NJ, and will be conducted by
Rev. Thomas E. Bond, together with other
prominent ministers. This congregation has
only been in existence about. two years, but
is, Notwithstanding, large ard in a prosper
Gus condition. The building, which is a
neat frame, well finished cdfice was erected
under the direction and superintendent of
Mr.. Benjamin l.. Mason, builder and contrac-
tor. Il.
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TESTIMONY OF A paGslIN Eyr PHYSICIAN.

Dr.J Baker, skillftl aud widely kr"wn hysicisn
L" t'gty years IL tancastcr, PA, givrS his opinion
popular household remedy. T the following let er:
LANCASTER, PA. November -. 1865
DR. .. b. HARTMAN { CO.-ke0r &rs. EHrns tie
study tina effect of MISHLEHS HERB RIFTERs rp N
persons suffering from dyspepsia Loss gfNeryons Eher
~. Sexual Weakness, piarrh6 &c. Remedies were pre-
sciihed IS physicians according to the HnmcoIglihic
Aiiomthic and llydr"pathc schools and Gully compRr
lively few p rnanent cures Effected On the other HAND
nave never known the Bittrrs to fail producing the
desired result. aud still them in the treatment Of
such omlainis, with the highest success. have
ilentinu in saying that consider MISIILEkS HERB
BlTTERS the most cicaciuus remedy ever discovered
for diseases arising from dlsorle.ed Stomach Liver
Kid,Acys, Bowels, Lungs and Heart.
." Yours truly,
hT. BAKER, MI
L. o. Box LOG.
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SEED WHEAT AGENcY.--We invite the
special attention of farmers and others to the
advertisement of the California and Oregon
Seed Wheat Agency, published i'll another
column. The specimen which has been sent
us is the prctticst, clcanest and brightest
wheat that we have ever seen, and such it
was pronounced by the gentlemen Of the Ag-
ricultural Society who met in this place on
Tuesday last. Samples of this wheat can be
seen at the office of the -dsgts & Intelligcncer
at any time.
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Gss- The language " MIXTURE aud eA erieucr.
demonstrates that whoever would enjoy the
pleasures of food, the beauties Of hand scapr tn,
Joys Of compapionShip, The rclrs If iiterauir
or The honors of station aud renown, mRH pre-
seroe their hrelh. The effect of f,u injurious
food, ltcring the <tom.ch IS "a der ,lgc the
digestive organs aad produce headache loss vi
appetite unretr"shing Sleer. low spirit. feyrrsh
hurnlngs, etc. which are the symptoms OF thu
horrtl disease, Dyprpsm, which sssun"s ,h'n-
sand shapes and points toward miserable f
mud premature decay. PLANTATION BrrTERs will
prevent. overcome and counterart all Of tn y" IT.
tects They act with unrrring power, and are
taken with the pleasure of beverage
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METH. PRoT. CONFERENCE.-THE follow
ing gentlemen have been elected to represent
the Methodist Protestant Churches of Har-
ford county, in the ensuing annual Confer
ence, which meets in Georgetown, d. c.,
on the 18th of March next:
For Bel dir Circud-IIerman Pyle and
John Divers
Fer SpsQueaanna Cucuit-James Stephen
son and Robert Cooley.
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J. r. BAKER, NJ. n.
=. o. Box 1906.

RlRRITTs i&IEJ II ,IR EEsTnRATIYE.-Thc amount
nfat'rntnn irSnwcl upon the human hair il something
marvellous Ia contemplate Poets have made it the bur
den Of many sweet reIr.ig. aud loSn'us maieis of
7 my anxious thoughts and slropcss lights. At last
however, the question of how to Obtain and once OIL
famed. how tn retain leutfu head Of luxuriant and
glossy hair. has been set at rest, y the introduction of
"Barretts Vegetable Hair Restorative" into general
uso. This admirable preparation needs only to he
tran 70 I've never denied place in the o'lct.-tfncin
,dtG GdtI2 tusettc
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MEDICAL SocIEFY.-Thc Medical Society
of Hartford county met at their rooms in Bel
Air, on Tuesday last. The meeting was as
usual, an interesting and instructive one. We
have the proceedings of the meeting, and
much regret our inability to publish them
this week. We will give them in our next,
and in the meantime have to ask our friends
of the Society to pardon us for this unayoid-
able delay.
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The "Bgis" has extended circulation among
the Intelligent farmers and business men of Hartford than
any other paper in the county No "Lock Hospital"
other obscene Lottery advertisements will sappear
IN ou- columns Vt any price. large number OF
subscribers pay for their Paper in advance, and
aGrntiy are just the class advertisers desire reach.
IL" atfention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
!, lr-'t-d to the ahoyc facts.
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On Thursday, March 18th, 1869,
At II o'clock, A. NJ, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY:

! good Brood Mares. two of them with
toal, 2 Colts, two years old, 2 do, one year
old, 8 Mich Cows, two of them fresh,
yoke Of Oxen, a lot of Young Cattle, Bull,
! Carriage, Wheat Drill, Straw and
Fodder Cutter, Revolving Horse Rake,
] Woods Mower, in good order, B Ok
.Yokes, 2 Ok Carts, Broad Plantation
Cart, 2 sets Lead Harness. a lot of Brides,
Collars, &c, together with Plows, Harrows,
Cultivators, Shovel Flows, and variety Of
Farming Implements, Oats and Potatoes
by the busbel Also % Acres of wheat in
the ground, and large variety Of other
articles.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40
and under Cash on day of sale; on sums
over that amount credit of nine months
will be given, the purchaser giving his note,
bearing interest feom day of sale, with Sc
ourity approved by the auctioneer
JOHN RILEY.
VIM s. BOWMAN, Auc'r. feb12
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PosTPoNEMENT.-The public sale of the
personal property of Mrs. Mary Street,, adj
yertised to take place on Tuesday, the Odd
of February, has been postponed to Wednes-
day, the gath inst, as will be seen by iefer-
renee to the advertisement, published in
another column
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perpetuity. 1t therefore submits the following
draft of a certificate, such as Is required by
law to secure the rights and privileges of
suoh a corporation as we desire to form,
and respectfully recommend its adoption by
this meeting.
JOHN CARROLL WALSH,
Chairman.
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Philadelphia, Ipr1E 12th 1860
JACOB ScHEETz-Dear Sir: 1t gives nc peasurs to
gGs testimony TO the efficacy of "Schcezs Celebrated
litter Cordial" My daughter, who has been afflicted
or the last two years with Indigestion and Dyspepsia
for which she had tho services of medical Skill and also
try your celebrated Bitter Cordial and am Lnppy
to say her health has been entirely restored by its use
would therefore recommend il to others suffering from
the cause, beoy? i. to BE- nm invaluable rene
dy in such cases ''' '' " ''"' .'.'
Very respectfully
L. ". EASTLACk, z3O6 Green st.
Hs-Read Scheet2s standing advertisement in another
column. fob5
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LAND SALES. VIM. S. Bowman, auction
Ger, sold on Wednesday, the farm lately oc-
cupied by John Worthington, deceased, loca-
ted on Deer Creek, near the Trappe Church,
to John W. Hopkins, for 800 per acre.
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Of existence, AMI hccome Indispensable visitor in
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this popular vore but there for the children
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~
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NJ A r r IE D.

WIEELER--GLACK the 4th
instant, at st. Ignatius Church, by Rev.
Father O'Connor, SYLVESTER WHEEL
Err, Of Horford county, Md, to Miss MAR
tina A. GLACKEN, of LANCASTER cpuntN
Do - '''' 3 - - = I
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THE OLDEN TIME,-W,e are pleased to be
able to lay before our readers this week an
other interesting letter from our valued cor
respondent at Abingdon. Virginia. we hope
our friend will not tire while any of the re-
minisccnces of his youth in Hartford remain
untold
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MAGs IA WATER Superior to the hes, inn.
ported German Cologne, aud sold ri half the
price
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[ Lancaster Htel1igoncer please copy.1

SHERNDAN.-JAM home, by
Rey.J. G. Moore, on Dec Blst, 1868, JAMES
SHERIDAN to Miss KATE JAMES, all of
Hartford county.
PRESTON-TUCKER. On Thursday,
Eeb. 4th, by the Rev. VIM. A. Mckee, JOHN
w. PRESTON to Miss MARY LIZZIE
TUCKER daughter of VIM Tucker, ESQ.,,
all Of Hartford county.
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Road Examiners Notice.
V'llE undersigned Examines, appointed by
/ County Commissioners for Hartford county,
will meet on the ground,
On TUESDAY,, March ieth, 1859,
Al 10 O'Clock, 4 NJ.
TO ascertain and determine whether he public
convenience requires public road to lie opened
at or near the mouth of Roysten Meetings. lane,
and running through the lands Of Curtis Sitter
and Elijah NJ Stansbury to the pnblic road
leading from Flies saw mill to the Pennsyl-
vauia line, near the residence Of William Amos,
Of james.
WIN I. CLARK,
CALEB WRIGHT,
N. h. NELSON,
febl2 Examiners.
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BY J. S. RICHARDSON, AUCTIoNE
PERSONAL PROPERTY i:

y " ....s-ssssszzz.SAasrs AkE1a.SS Ne
Q good Farm Horses, 5 superior Mich
Cows, 4 Yoke Excellent " 0rk Oxen,
Young Cattle, 2 Brood Sows and Shoats,
| two-horse Spring Wagon, in good order,
Ok Cart, good Carriage, Sleigh, /
Kirby" combined Mower and Reaper,
nearly new, l stee-tooth Horse Rake, 1
Roller, Flows, Harrows, Cultivators, /
Wheat Drill, Corn Drill Wheat Fan,
l Corn Shelter, Cutting Box, Plow and
Carriage Harness, Forks, &C., Five Hundred
Bushels Corn by the bushel, Hay by the
ton, and lot of Potatoes. Also, one-half
interest in IS head of Superior Stock Cat
tie, and 20 Acres of Growing Wheat.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and
under, cash; on sums over that amount
credit of six months will be given, the pur-
chaser giving his note, bearing interest
from the day of sale, with approved secu-
rity. r. NJ. GILMORE.
j. S. RICHARDSON, Auc'r. feb12
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BY VIM. $. BOWMAN, AUCTIoNEER.
Public Sale.

Tine undersigned will sell at Public Sale,
on Dr.. David Harlan's Farm, near
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BY S. r. GILBERT, AUCTIONEE
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-10
FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS First Session,
Senate.


WAsHINeToN, March lO.-The President laid he
lore lore me senate the Honse Joint resolution for the
appointment OF Joint committee on retrenchmens.
The President also laid sfore the Senate the House
MI Th-yer moved TO lay 1t on the table until the
sApfA0n !. m oi tne morning hour, when he would call
Mr. summer presented the petitions of the Rsuub
the ONCE m Vsnsp Ispd. aosa nos
pay Proper attention 10 the applications Of colored
snare o. the State offices. Referred TO the Judiciary
Mr. Summer introduced bill to iucorpora,e the
nan0 Un0nt9wn ana Wsshingoa City Railroad Com,
Soipmbia 10 the committee on the District of
Mr. spnrer also introduced nve bills to carry into
eHect lhe oecrees or United States Courts ia New
ssss and a9Isisna in relation 70 foreign
Mr. CARPENTER introduced joint resolution giving
sn to ala b1 IL building railroads. Referred
aiso % bill In ,aatlon to providing for hold
the Judiciary Committee. 'u W
ie.Isd e ihs q %mitiee or Military ASAiss ke-
so ss 90 siow a%sqS the the h,
EaMa1da offered re.oation directing the Sec
his department. relative TO the military i'm portaune
OF the Island Of San Juan. Washington TeTritosy'
MT; Thayer called up the bill to repeal the Tenure
Mr. Tfnmbull was in favor of early action on the
subject but as tnefe was similar Dill with
meDts pending before the Judiciary Com mIttee he
thought that this had better go to the com mlItee
BE therefore moved TO refer the bill
MT Thsyer opposed the motion. saying the act had
the country, that a reference OF the bill TO . com
mtee was wholly unnecessary,
Mr.. Edmu dB thought the Senate ought not TO be-
In base 10 oivest itself Of OF its great constitu-
nenal powers: hctiOn upon this bill wOuld be n
the future also.
Mr.. Howard also thought that the measure required
careful and cautious dellberation and did not reel
willing to surrender this great constitutional power
OF the Senate
Mr.. Williams took the view. saying the bill
had passed The House hastily under the operation OF
the previous question and had not received proper
confederation,
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Visitors to the President and
Cabinet-I'he European
Markets.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Depoton to the AssOcsated Press.

0oSfftfoofs W 6tc ASSOCtuScO fTesS.
Company for the New Cabinet
WAsHINoToN, March TO- POSTMASTER. Cenoyo,
Creswell and Secretary Cox were al thoit
respective departments this morning. ana ra
ceiVed large number of visits. Both theso
gentlemen called on the President abon,
o'clock. The State Department is literaIlv ho-
sieged with visitors to-day many of tbose col,
Ing being Senators aud Representa.,vos =.
Congress. TIE various he ads of bureaus IN Oh =
Interior Department paid their respects TO sec.
retary Cox to- day.
President Grant not Lonesome.
large number of visitors, including ma,v
Senator's aud Representatives, called on ,bs.
President to-day. The bestowaI OF pnhl,c
patronage formed in many instances the object
of the visitors. '''"'
The New Secretary or the Navy.
Secretary Borie has been at the Navy Deoart-
ment, and has actively commenced the duties
OF his office. Vice Admiral Porter has heen
with him at the department during the prea,er
part OF the day. The Secretary of the NAVY will
receive the officers of the Navy and Marine
Corps who are in this District on Fridav neyt
at noon, N'
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Interview Between President Grant
and Judge Hoar-The Vacant
Secretaryship-Ex-Gov.
ernOr BOutwell's
Chances.
Caucus of the Pennsylvania
Members-The State
Appointments.
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Despatch TO The EUontn0 Ts,egraph.
Visitors at the white House.

Visitors at the white House,
WASHINGTON, March l0.-A large Gro gd was
| at the White House this morning, consisting OF
Senators, members, office seekers, and curious
| people, all anxious to see the President. Many
persons were admitted to the interviews, aud
they found the President in excellent spirits,
| evidently feeling happy at being relieved from
the Stewart difficulty and determined to be
careful not to get into such trouble again.
| Judge HOar
| had another interview with the President this
morning. 1t is understood that an arrangement
VIII be made in his case which will be entirely
satisfactory to both the President and himself.
The Vacant Cabinet Omce.
Ever since the withdrawal of S.e wart, different
political factions of New York have been press
ing their men for place in tae Cabinet. They
were busy all last night preparing plaus of
action, and this morning the contest is re-
newed. The friends of Griswold, Tremaiue, and
Pierrepont are all equally sanguine that their
favorites will be selected to fill New York's
place maGe vacant by Stewart. It is aecer.
tanned that the President has not yet decided
upon any course of action relative to New
York.
Ex-Governor BOutweIi's Chances.
Nothing has yet occurred to change the Pre-.
sluehts oilslnal de'ermlpatton to send in the
name OF Governor Bout we'll for the Treasury.
and his friends expect it to be done to-day or
tomorrow.
Foreign AppOin tments.
large number otimportaut foreign appoint
ments have been arranged, and will be sent in
at once.
State Appointments.
The Maine delegation, headed by Speaker
Blaine, had private interview with the Pres
dent relative to appointments in their State, as
did also the Pennsylvania delegation. Both were
satisfactory.
Pennsylvanfa Members I'm Caucus.
The Republicans of the Pennsylvania delega
ton held caucus last night to consult relative
TO the appointments in their State. Senator'S
Cameron and Scott were present, and they all
agreed to be bound by the caucus decision. It
was decided that each member should have
control OF the appointments in his own district.
and that the two Senators should control the
appointments in the Democratic districts.
Despatch TO associated Press.
Senatorial Caucus.
The Republican Senators held caucus this
morning with view to de ,iding on the order
OF business, but adjourned without reaching
any conclusion on the subject.
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Snow I'm the West.

wAsHINGroN, March lO.--Thomas H. Can6eld,
General Agent of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
has received telegram from the Surveyor
General of Montana, dated Helena, yesterday.
stating that there is no snow from Helena to
the highest summit Of the Rocky Mountains, on
the line of that roaI, aud thence twelve miles
down the western side of the mountain 1t is two
feet deep; thence westward through the He'll
Gate passes about one hundred and dfty miles,
1t is only one foot deep. This is the whole accu-
mutation during the winter up to the present
time.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.



HARRIsBURe. March l0.-A memorialo of more
than ordinary interest was presented from three
phia. The laws taxing insursuce eomnSntea
are varied In difft rent States OF the Union and
these petitioners ask that Pennsylvania shall
give no privileges 10 foreign corporations
operating In this state which are not ACCORD cd
TO our own citizens by other States; Ia other
words, that the advantages and taxes OF life
Insurance shall be reciprocal among tue States
The me mortal Ia ss foliowt:-
ons Gated il Phsdephs aS ebaeesea SS go ress
I;s 01 me purpose OF anseoIing the business
gr, o. AID enelcent int teIes of the coun ry we sp
a. 70 step ' the iaItesp 40 IsvgSs Of ~
sN Which 10 tns iu gn ent OF your memorias,- is
ni,t sa wrong to widows and orphans AMI to
BY stcticn n Of act OF ilth OF April. 1883 VIII CHI
continues COD Ilte provision of act OF eth OF April
s,sie bu, dong business therein. ars competed TO
sss sa m oi nfee per cent, up VA the gross premiums
GlIizehs 81 his state tor the benefit tneir families
nee neSes, elily oebsis proporronsIIy such Insurance
Han,s poss w many amliss OF so much OF the ad
81 Ihe con psnies OF which vGur memorIslIsts are
rot assessed upon them and does not deprive the
n 1sed ds under Their policies OF of their
ubus, out Is an Injury to the general fe
a1 ahd an obstruction 20 iss practice and
>, The uDdeTsienso etltiou your honorable bodies
20 reo9nslder This part OF the act Of nth April. Is
3, Stqnen css of such provlsion will induce repeal
& snr mnoh OF the law OF 1868 as imposes tae AMI
that In so doing we Onlv discharge a da v waicn
we owe 10 the Important social agency with W Itch
monw, slth. - ~ N'
G, sigusd James Trsqualr. President, and H. 8.
stephens, secretary, Penn Mutual Life Insurauce
Company. A whillden, President John A. Wilson,
Samuel X. hpley. Presto ent. Rowland Parry &c.
lusIy; Provident Life and Trust Company, Of PhiIa-
A bill in accordance with the above petition
was presented TO the Legislature.
House of Representatives.
The special order was Senate bill extending
the powers of the Fidelity Trust Insurance
and Safe Deposit Company. called up
and defended by Mr. Hong of Phiadeio ohia.
The second section authorized the com pany
to execute and receive trusts without giving
any security except Its capital stock.
The third section Is to the same i'm port The
sections were mainly opposed by Mr.. Brown, of
Clarion. and MIR. Nicholson, of Beaver VINO
argued that the capital of the company was
already sufficiently pledged, and that the pro.
lection OF orphans and heirs demand that the
company should give the same security as is
required of q citizen.
The second and third sections were lost and
the first section, authorizing the company to
act as agent for corporation securities and to
receive trusts, was passed,
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POISONING CAsE.--This morning MIR. Eich-
brodt, residing at No. 302 Callowniil street. led
suddenly, ana the attending physician refused
to give certificate, alleging that the deceased
authorities were notified. and the wife of Eich-
brodt was taken into custody. She was locked
up In the eleventh district station house. and
the Coroner notified TO hold an INQUEST upou
the body OF the deceased. AT O'Clock this
afternoon post mortem examination Of the
body was made.