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Sarsaparilla,
ron PUnIrYxSG THE BLooD.

! !
4 The reputation this OK.
IN cellent medicine enjoys,
E0S1 "A II derived from It's cures,
m ECA many Of which are truly
~H-tD marvellous. lnycteratc
cases Of Scrofulous dis.
m M ease, where the system
~ g seemed saturated with
kif,-A A-GA corruption. have been
-31 purified and cured by IL.
- scrofnious affections and
---ss5k IL A. disorders, which were n,.
.eSs<- gravated by. the scroflI:
lOus contamination until
hey were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured In such great numbers In almost every 500
ton Of the country, that the public scarcely need 10
be Informed or It's virtues or uscs.
Scrofuous poison IL one OF the most destructive
enemies OF our race. Oftcn, this unseen and unfeli
tenant Of tho organism uncrmnes the lion,
and Invites the attack OF cnfeebling fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion of It's presence. Again,
seems to brcesI infection throughout nc body. and
Into one or other Of lis hldeous FORMS either on The
surface or among the vitals. In the latter, tubcr
clcs may 10 suddenly deposited In the lungs OF
It's presence by eruptons on the skin, foul ulcer
ations ON some part OF the body. Hence the occa.
sionai use OF bottle OF this sarsapasIiia 10 adj
appear. Persons aficted will Tie following com
plants generally ind immediate relief, and, NJ
length, cure, by the use of this S1RgAPIRIL-
letter, Salt Rtean,, Scaid Head, RingirorB,,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other criiptions ~
visible forms OF Ser0fut0Ns disease. Also In inc
more concealed forms, rs Dgspcpsid, Dropsv,
Heart disease, FITS, Eptiepsu, Neuralgia,
and the various UIeerous affections Of the muscu.
lar and nervous systems.
SuphHts or Henereal and Mercwrial Diseases
arc cured by II, though long time IL required foI
subdung these obstinate maadles by any medicine.
But long continued use OF this medicine will cure
Tho complaint. LeucorrSGa or Whites, Uferiae
Uieeraifoas, and Eenpaic Diseases, are com.
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and invigornting effect. Minute Dlrec.
lions for each case are found In our Almanac, sun.
Piled gratis. Rhrsssafiss,s and Cont. when
caused by Accommodations Of extraneous matters
N the blood, yield quickly TO II, as also Jfrer
Com piainfs, forpidifn, Congesffon or IRffaDs-
NATION Of the Ltrer, aud Jassaice, when arising,
rs they often do, from the ranking polsons In the
blood. This SlRSfPdRILLAi Is great &c.
,tOrer for the strength and yigor Of the system.
Those who are Lasguid and Ltsfiess. DesI,on-
lent, Sieepicss, and troubled with Nervous dp-
DreheRsf0ns or Fears, or any OF the affections
.yinptOmntic OF Weakness, will find immediate
'clcf and convincing evidence of Its restorative
,owcr upon trial.
PREPARED By
DR.. =. G. AYEn & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and analytical Chemtsfs.
sOI.D NY ALI, DRUGGISTS EyERYWIIERE.
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American and Foreign Patents.
r. ~. EDDY,

NJ IL EOOVs
Solicitor of Patents,
Late agent Of ns Us.,d States Psi,.i oNes. WsA
Ssgtsa. ssd0 rae <ef Of 1sn,
~ state Ne, opposite kt1by st., Boston,
iFTER m extensive practice % upwards % &c
"a years sostisses "a sec.rs patents In the Unit.
ed Statss siso In UIeat Britain France and Other
foreign cosntriss. Csvssta Specifications, Bonds,
ssixnmenis. and ell papers or drawings Ser Pat.
cuts, sXecuted On rsssonable terms With dIspstch
Researches made Into Americas ssd yessirn
unrks. 10 dstennins the validity and utility OF
rendered on u matters touching the same. Copies
nj the claims of any patent farnished. by remit
ing. one dsllsr. Assignments recorded In WASH
Ne x,sssy n fn United ssssss ,ssssss.s ss,.,s.,
Essl,fss C.i sstststss fsfssis ~ ssssrtssasss iAs
psfsrfsAal,fyef fssesfssss.
During. eight months the sssseribsr. In the
me Six s. xFs& 50 svsa YOU; oss
o. shleh "a: decided ~ Aw Jseby The Conmis-
TESTIMONIALS.
"Irsgard Mr. EAfy ss one Of Inc most sspsAl.
sd .ssess,fsi practitioners viii vhos, have had
CmARIss MASON. Cesr az r.,ss..
they cannot employ . man .e,s s:.ssis.i sd
f,ssfssrfAv, and nors capable Of pstnnx their ap-
plie.iIons % form 70 .se.r: ,sr ,h.m an ssriy
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Ccm'r Of pstsets.
sMr r n. EpDy hes made Cor ne TllIRTEHN
ss.s 90 s.s =. .
sueh unnistshsels prsef Of Ereat talsss ssd abb
vsston v spply 70 him 70 psosure thslr Patents
s;..s s c: :: ~, 3. ss. ass. s:a
soaabls charges. JOHN fAGuApr."
Boston. jss. 1. 1870 I've
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THE EXTlRPAToR

Removes supcriuous hair palnlceiy, instantly and
permanently. Warranted MOI W fn(ure mo shin. Q!
stamp f,,r Circular % Dr. X. r. Williams Co lst
fremont s., Boston. Hu
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Approved, May L, $50. 1880
JOINT RESOLUTION donating condemned cannon
20 the Mcpherson Monument Association;
ne Hrs.sirea ~ ss ss.ats a.d Ags.. q R.rrsssnss
ss~t,, Thai the SECRETARY q War be- and + hereby,
authorized and directed Ia deliver to the Mcihefso
Monument Association such humber OF eolngs :,
be used IN ti- erection ornamentatlon 81 monu-
meat to the late Major General James IL. McPherson.
Approved, May ii, lso. ... s..rr
U. ~ ..rh ~ ~ ~
~, eighteen hundred and seventy a.,
Es rssoireiB y he Senate and nOuss Of Rfpresnta-
30 T.s The rst proyis in the act approved
April twen ieth. eighteen hundred and seventy, which
prescrbss the conditions under which the dlsburse-
nent of the appropriations therein contained for de-
frpying expenses Incurred In carrying into eject 'he
'Act b. provide for the efficient government OF
the rebel ststs shall be made, shall not he held To
Apply 90 accounts Tor services rendered, or for sup
piles nnder rssus ~ ,hs or arS ny
Tics under the authority Of the seventh section ~ the
net of March tweny-thr'i, eighteen hundred anu sN-
ty-ssyen am, which accounts shall have been duly GER
tlhed aud audited and have been approved, and the
payment ordered by said commanders.
Approved, May IL, ls7o.
An ACT ~ establish additional land district In the
he I, enacted ~ ne Senate anil House Of Represema
Tires eCtAs Jaiisd States q Iasslca a. Conlr.s as
sembic. That all that portion of the sta,e az hansa
lying sath of the fourth standard parallel AMI west OF
the east line Of twelve east I the sixth prlnc
pal meridian IN said state shall constitute an addition
al land district t be called the Arkansas DISTRICT Tie
location of the Office which shall he designated by
the President the United states and shall by him.
nom time to time, he changed rs the pubic interests
may seem Tao require.
skC2 And ~ a. tsrther enacted, That the President
be- and he Is hereby authorized, whenever the public
Interests shall require, to appoint. I'm accordance with
existing laws authorizing appointments to Office.
register and reeysr tor Tie dire. hereby created
onlce for said district have the powers, response
btles. and eInouments, aud be subject Ia the same
Rsts aud penaltes which may be prescribed
by law IN relation 10 other land officers Of the United
states.
SIC T. Andbe IL further enacted That all sales and To-
cations made at the offices of the districts IN which the
lands enhrac ed In this district have hitherto beenI n-
cie.i situated within the limits 90 this district, which
shall be valid aud right In other Respects NJ Ia the day
on which the Office shall gu into operation, be, and
the same are hereby confirmed.
Approyed, May III, $50.
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Care for Female Weakness.
Circulars or further information cent on receipt OF
STAMP by addressing The Manufacturer, sirs. Lnus
Belcher, Randolph, Mas. L
Street, Boston, DR. ALvAN BACON, Diddefbrd, Me-,
and by Druggists cvcrywhere.
Rsns.ivA, Msss, Oct. 10, 1854.
MRs. DEtruER,-l had been o sufferer Zoe seven
years bef6re knew about your Medicine. had no
hith, Cor lad tried various kinds a. Medicine and
several Phypicans and vas only relieved for short
time. I win eheerfully say IN 20. and the pablo
pcricpccd q cure, without the aid Of Supporters,
hum three bottles. Very rcspsctmlly,
GmOsoW MRS q. II. wINNErT.
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is Sold by Duggists aud dealers in general IN
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There shall he exchange IL correspondence between
the United states cf America AMI the Hawaiian King
do by ~ the subsidized line Of Unei States mai
steamers plying between San Francisco AMI Honolulu,
ws by occasional steamers aud by sailing yssses run
ming besween Honolulu and the ports q San frsnc
California Portland, Orrgon ports In Puget sound
Teekaet Olympia, and Fort Townsend, comprising letters
newspapers, and printed matter OF every kind originating
In either country, and addressed 10 and deliverable In the
other country.
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chayrss very moisr.te. Cnnnunsstoas ssesrsy
hient and all may rely on him With III stctsss
~ ami courdencr, whatever may b. the dsAse, co"iiton
&C situation of any sse, married " single.
Meiienss seut By Mail and Espress to al psrs Of the
Unliei states.
Al tiers requiring advice must contain dOrs 70 10.
ASirss ps. L. DIX No q Endeott srcs,, Boston, Mas.
Boston, Jan. !. 1870
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OF QUACK DOCTORS AND NoSrRuM.
MkKERs

N0tvithstsninT The f0FteoinE Lrs are kDovn 70 ssns
quack docors and nosrm MAKERS JET, rsEsress of ihs
win even p-ue tkemsevrs ooatrsdctins giving mercury
10 their PATENTS 90 that b cootsned n their no-rums,
90 that The usual e," nay he oaaIn iss prclsdly
Ing ~ .'the dollar "frsction a H. may h otaoed
for the ro~tpm. u h thus that many are dcciv~d.
siso and eiessy spcsi large amounts ~ ezp~rmeuts
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The reputation this OK.
cellent medicine enjoys,
II derived from It's cures,
many OF which are truly
marvellous. lnvcteratc
cases Of Scroftilous dis.
case, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by Ii.
scrofnlous affections and
disorders, which were ag.
gravated by. the scrofl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-20
ALEXANDRIA.

ROBBERY -The house of Mrs Sarah Piles, on ST.
hsaph street. between Duke and Wolfe. was entered
last light and rot bed OF about SIS or SeD worth OF
dresses. When the tsmily retired last night all
the doors were secure, but this morning she front
beng made for customers-gone. Ii is supposed the
thef was secreted in the house when il fastened
up Tor the night.
HOUSE PLUNDERED During the temporary alb
sence OF Mr.: Bar croft and his family from their
farm Just below this city, last week, their house
broken open and robbed Of about S4e worth OF fur
niture, bedding and clothing Deputy Sheriff kerby
has arrested a colored man named Alfred, who had
been left in charge OF the premises and be is now
confined in Jail in this city
ARM BRoKEN.-A son of Mr.. William Murray
named W iii'am, while playing upon q trap-ze at
" Birthstone Castle, on Washington street, yester-
day evening, was so unfortunate as % break !,:s
arm.
TOLITICAL.-MsJer Elliott M. Braxton, the con
sentative candidate for Congress, last night adj
dressed large and enthusiastic meeting at Liberty
Hall.-Gd z.ffe Of yesterday
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SENSATION IN EAST WASHINGTON.
Adventures Of q Counting Man.
Danger Of Having Two Strings to
Your Row.

East Washington is agog over An incident
which occurred on Sunday night last. The
cosby old maids, as well as the damsels of tha
section, have delicious food to chew, and are
making the most of it. The services at the
Methodist Protestant Church on Virginia ave-
nue. we're just over on the evening above
mentioned, when the ladies appearing at the
door and looking anxiousy for their escorts. one
or them, young lady residing on 10th street,
between q and i, s, E., was approached by a
young man named +. B., who dwells on g., be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, S. E., and rendered
by him an escort home, which was accented.
Arriving at her house, however
THE SUNDAY NIGHT PARTING
was availed OF by him to make undre advances
which the lady promptly repealed and which he
resented by threatening to discontinue his at
tentonS entirely and lavish them Oh a Young
lady living next door. The next morning there
was time. He had visited the last mentioned
lady In the meanwhile, but some how or other
they 1.-THE Two ladies' had
A PoWWow,
ane rs is rather unusual with the SEX lady No I
told lady No. 2 all that had transpired the night
before. There was Immediately a council of
war, participated in by the respective mothers.
aunts, sisters and cousins of the two iarlies
which resulted in the hauling up Of Mr.. F.
E--dwho tried unsuccessfully to excuse his con-
Duct lie was hooted out y Ii expressions of won
TASTY fellow, you ought TO be ashamed of y0ur-
4 IT." "g0 away ''neyer come here apair >,
&c, anu 81 went OIL glad 10 get away with a iull
head of hair
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"A SECRET MARRIAGE.
ROMANCE IN SOUTH WASHINGTON
THE 'PRE.N'TFCE HUSBAND.

There has been some lively gossip in portion
OF the Seventh Ward within the past two or
three days, in consequence OF reports that a
young lady well known to many residents in
South Washington had, without the knowledge
of her mother and brothers been married to a
young man who has not yet attained his major
lty. The supposed bridegroom is the son OF a
prominent omceholder residing in the northern
seSGon OF the city, and the young man formerly
desiring to be independent, and having the
proper idea that "a good trade would be a good
thlng TO have" he resigned the privilege of
tered one of our shops as
PRENTICE BOY,
IN Whlcn position he has since continued TO work
iaini uiIy, ana, 1t is said, bids fair to become
EhSheu mechanic. He had previously formed
the acquaintance of the young lady in question
anu spent many hours with her in the evenings
aiter she had returned from her duties in the
treasury and his work in the shop was over for
the cay, as also on Sunday; yet no one thought
they contemplated matrimony, for some years
10 come, at least. The mother and brothers had
no objection whatever to the lover, but thought
the young people too youthful to take such an,
important step as marriage, and believed they
however, that
THE YOUNG LADY HAD PROMISED
~ Slslt the young mans family, ami on last
wednesday afternoon she left her home for that
purpose, as her family thought, notwithsta 1dinr
the 1act that she was very particular on this oc-
casion to wear white dress. Where she was
house, Is not known; but during the evening the
youthful couple called at the residence of Rev
3. A. Wilson, of McKendree Chapel, and that
gentleman. when the proper license was pre-
scented, ora not hesitate to make them one flesh
after which they
WENT ON THEIR WAY REJOICING.
She returned TO her home and he ID his The
next day, and subsequent DAYS, she went to her
work, in the Treasury, as usual; the husband
visiting her at fer house i'll the evening a was
his custom. There was no suspicion in either
the family OF the bride or groom that the
Knot bad been tied. 1t was, however, noticed
that the visits Of the young man were more FREE
quent than formerly, and that his hours were
somewhat longer, and soon the brothers became
suspicious that she was Mrs. NJ, and charged
her with it. For a few minutes
SHE WAS CoRNERRD,
Dut hnally, as - an open confession is good for
the soul, acknowledged that she was married,
giving the tiue and place as above. The mother
was surprised, and so was brother George but
they could not help matters, and they concluded
TO make the best of it. The father of the young
man had not been informed of the affair until
too late, and he, like sensible old gentleman
took 1T philOsOphically when lie heard the news
and has since paid a visit to his new daughter
in-law and her family, and expressed his deter
mination to back the young man up, but thinks
IL best he should continue as An apprentice until
his majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-20

ever the glad tidings of salvation are published,
there you will find that the cause of humanity
IS advanced, and II is possible to meet the warm
hearted odd Fellow. and as this is true and
upon our efforts depends the future of large
number OF our fellow beings, let us initiate the
examples of
OGDEN, M'CRuMNzLL, RERpHAM COOK.
and their associates who have safely guided the
bark through the gloom OF slavery and oppres-
sion, TO the light of liberty and justice. See to
1t that by no act OF ours we disturb their quiet
slumbers. but, as We drop the friendly tear bid
them rest in peace; for the day is not far distant
when some OF Us will be called to join with our
brethren in
THK GRAND LODGE ABOVE.
Where the circle shall no more be broken;
Where Wen meet with our brothers above;
And wen clasp their glad hands as token
OF Friendship, OF Truth, and OF Love.
Where the weary shall rest from their labor,
And there the Grand Master will greet;
Having gained the blest port through his favor
Our sheaves we will cast at his feet.
Where the widow and orphan together
vy Shali Join in the songs of the blest;
Again cucumber their breast.
THE CLOSING ADDRESS.
P.S. NJ. X. III. Lyles, of Alexandria, Va,
made the closing address; after which, the pro-
cession was reformed, and by 18th and X and
1lth streets marched TO the hall, where the lines
were broken. AT night
GRAND LEVER
took place at Union League Hall, all three of
the rooms being crowded; and in the course of
the evening fine supper was discussed.
THE ORIGIN OF THE ORDER.
This order was introduced into this country
by Peter Ogden, Of New York, in 1913, who,
having made an unsuccessful attempt to pro-
cure charter from the Independent Order in
tbs country, made a voyage to England, and
obtained charter from Leeds, and returning.
Philo Nathean Lodge was duly instituted, aud
is still in existence. The order here is gov
erned by a committee of management in Phila-
delphia, acting for the Manchester Unity. The
order was, until during the war, confined al
most exclusively TO the Northern States, but
stree the close of the war is rapidly spreading,
and to-day there are lodges being formed con-
stlntly. There are about 500 members now
in the country, and the order in the District
numbers about 900 in ten lodges and one coun.
Gil. The grand officers are Truman Ross, e.
NJ; Z. +: Murry, ID. q. a.; L. p. Bell, q. s.; j..
+. y. Wilkinson. q. L.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc,ione4r.
- LA Bridge srraaf- Geo., hi,
rKISIEES SALE OF VALUABLE RE.Irs
IhIE II GEORGETOWN. DISTRICT OF 90.

kA Eg virtue 4 deed Of trust from tha late
Ef Eleanor Lang O. the subscriber. mas- G-
.NtfAter ID, l~3, and rscofded AMONGST the
iALl records 81 said District ia Libar y q n n.
=. l'lo -" &c, aud under the instructions 81 th.
CT craze authorities Il said town. 1 will OFF, n,
pIolc auction, Thu RSDAl, Oct Der acth. 1870
Al = clock m IN front If the premises N al al
Parcel ~ ground, being part Of Lot No e.. - tn
OF Eih'l lots 81 SAID town; beginning AZ the end III -
.ert measured wtst On the south line 4 Bridge ,trt
ron the southwest corner 81 Br.lge AMI N rh
streets, and running thence IN said lie ~ p-3Ss
street west IA feet, thence south aud paral' vim
me East boundary line O: SAID eu'ir, lot ~ So
thtnce east and parallel with the first lin. a. a, feas
arc thence IN straight line 90 the beginning
lie imPruN emeBts upon this ground consist # 4.
very substantially bum Brick Tenement. tWo AMI A
nan stories high, with large and C0mmodJus ap.rt
hlens me same haNlrg been formerly know a. tie
'orrnration ur Town House. South Of the bliliiur
Is a spacious and convenient lot, access o. which
from Fridge street H. through alley between saa
Town House and Mrs. Lang's hotel property on
These premises are situated immeliately A. the
terminus OF the Arlington and Georgetown rail
read IN The central part Of the latter city. auI 81
eA0eilent lLduceme hts Tor profitable investment
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money cash
and IN. residue in four equal instalu ep,s al & 70
II ard q months, with semi annual interest The
'te VIII be reserved until full payment Of the mr.
chase money. ssp are To be paid down Al close az
sale III the terms Of sale are not camplied with in
two days alter such sale, the trustee reserves m.
right 10 resell the properly upon three dave notice
AZ ne rl-k and cost Of the defauting purt ? All
stamps and conyeysrc iTg At purchaser c0.f
HUGH CAPERrON. Trustee
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
I
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REVIVAL At WAUGH CHAPEL.-Since the
10th day of October a very spirited and success
tul series OF pTotracted meetings have been held
at Waugh Chapel, Capitol Hill, under the spir-
itual direction o. the pastor, Rev T.. ID. Owen.
These meetings are held in the morning ami in
the evening, and over thirty persons have made
public profession OF religion, and the altar has
frequently been crowded with anxious mourners
notwithstanding the interest felt by Methodists
of this city in the Sunday School Convention
now Lcldirg its sessions in the Metropolitan
Church. il has been found wise to continue the
~ O'Clock tmorning) exercises this week in the
church.
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The COIRlS-

CoURr N GENERAL Tssx To-day. in the court
asan English ct al 20 SET aside de, and the sSe 81
real es,sie was tsken NV Cox for plaintiff,
Police Corr TO-DAY. late. ,;,,,-Yiili.,n
MScrs, charged with cruelty beating HE morse when
called dld not ape aud HI caiSera offered
profane and indecent lAneusCe. "a east 81 street.
wharf fined SO and costs Lizzie Caya1snsh, dIs
Same cSncs S. and costs Ni,sHI Gh s,rS Gn .,A
offence. 3 and costs. Albert LiChtner, charged
T dnors neS s bar open on Sunday and selling
Gaors. nss5 sa.ss sS, sgRsE eos, FINED
barter shop 90 sunday, II WAS proved tnat the az
oused opened his shop for the purpose Of dressing
wound on the head Of gentleman who hal eot hurt
The Court remarked that the law was pretty severs
u Was not necessary To- prove that the barber had
opening The shop mo- matter f'r what purpose. II
the law was unjust or too sringent il belonged 70
vas imposed on accused an appeal Was taken. John
htIss oSloTsd was charged with keeping his bar
connects with the barber shop. charge fully es,.b
Ished and ~ riDe was in posed in each case, max
I'VE Alley oBsTRUcTIoy CASE Ae,.x,
Mr.. W A. Cook, as counsel in the case Of Allison
Mai or, charged with the obstruction ,f an alley
s,ked continuance Of the case in order give time
poned until next Tuesday
CHARGE OF ARSON.
70 the carpenter snop Of J. G. Myers last night on
street near 7,h street, an examination waived
SlvetO balior action Of grand .ury.
OIL FoDSIDA.
Milton Dove. Oh aased with making thr ats Of n ar
scnal violence against Margaret Shields re luir.,i
enter into bond. in the Srm If loo 60 kee IN, Pea
TO Margaret Thu mas Browne. charged With ai.or
derby conduit on Pennsy lyania avenue. fined 81
and G. SITS. Morris Leon. culored, charged win
stealing various articles Of clothing aud a silver
watch valued at So. fined S-gur siA months IN AL
Atrtkam MCrtiZtaugh, charged with hue k--erIT.-
IN Inc GeorEstOwr market house without license.
hned 80 and costs. Mary Mccormick charged
with beng lewd woman ami euticiug ErostirutinD-
I'm. d = AID costs. A. ,ourned
Il In the police reporIr yesterday tie name ~
Henry Speakes APP cared a. CoGvEitting pris lnre
Steits ~ -AN"'f