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rib sides 7H; clear sides TX packed. Lard, steam
7H WhiSkey 1rm at 9Oa9lc,

ST. LOUIS, January 10.
Flour, demand good, at full prices; winler gu.
| perane 81 75a6 so. Corn in fair demand and
S3has5, kast st Louis, In elevator; 4Oc in st Louis
| warehouse. Whisyey stronger at 9ja9lc. Pork
| nornlually Sl2. Bacon In fair demand for future
| delivery; shoulders and clear rib sides, buyer
| March, 6a7hc. Lard lower; prime steam 6Xc.
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MEMORANDA.

The brig Mary Dana. O'Neill, from BucksVlIle'
8 e. arrived at Boston, January IL.
The schrWm slater, from Port Royal Q, ior
Portland, arrived at Vineyard haven, JANUARY I've
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. OR GARDNER's BLUFF.

AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE.
DEERIVER, VIA GEORGETOWN, 8. O. .-5
The Steamer PLANTER, Captain .uEA
J. T. Foster, WILL receive Freighs ct
Accommodation Wharf FRIDAY, the 17th Instant,
and leave with dispatch.
Freight must be prepaid.
Freight Will be transferred to steamer SWAN
on the river.
For Freight or Passage apply to
RAVENEL, HOLMES d 90.
janl6 No. 80 East Bay
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POET CALENDAR.
xrnnnIfu unIou5

First Qnarter. 7th. hours, II minutes, morning
Fun Moon, l4th. hours, rs minutes, evening.
Last Quarter. 22d hours. 62 minutes evening.
New Moon, 30th, hours. II minutes, morning.
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TOR EToWN, S. G

Steamer EMILE, Captain O. G. .rKh
White Time Table for January,
1878:
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE GE0RGET0WM
FRIDAY, Jan s. 6 4 MONDAY, Jan 9, 8 A n
wKDNEs'Y, Jan 8. 6 A u FRIDAY, Jan 10, Y
MONDAY, Jan l3, 6 A Il WRDNEs'Y, Jan 16, 8 II
FRIDAY, Jan II. 6 A n MONDAY, Jan 20, u
WEDNEs'Y. Jan 20, 6 A FRIDAY, Jan "a, 6A u
MONDAY, Jan 27. n WRDNRs'Y, Jan 70, B II
FRIDAY, Jan 81, M
Freight received day before sailing.
All freight and wharfage mnst be prepaid.
SHACKELFORD & KELLY. Agents,
jaul4.tuths North Atlantic Wharf.
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Chipping.
NOR LIV RPOOL.

IN . 4 l. Il U y u.
The American Al Bark SAPPH0, TOO IL.
tons, J. P. Wilour, Master, will receive &
quick dispatch.
For Freight Engagements apply to
WIN. o. BEE co,
jan11 Adgel's Wharf.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT

UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Br bark Grantor, Rowlands, ,up...........Dec "a
Br bark Gulona, Smith, sid. .."...December 10
BRISTOL, ENG.
Br bark Architect, Doddridge, sld..........Dec 1s
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Ellen, Harvey, SID. ..Dec IL
CALLAO.
Ship florella, -. sld.... Oct 20
DOMESTIo.
NBT' YORK.
Schr Myr3Ver, Br0Wn, np...................JaHo
Schr Osprey, Dukes. cid cd....................Jafi 4
Schr Thomas W Haven Brown, cld...,....Jan 10
Schr Jessie Smith, Williams, up..........Dec "a
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Ashland, Moore, cld... Jan III
BELFAST, LIE.
Brig Josie A Deveresux, Haskell, up.......Jan
BOSTON.
Schr Isabella Jenett, -. ap.............Jan
Schr Skylark, Loring, cid. d..................Janl
BALTIMORE.
Schr Ma oaka, FoOks, up. ...Jan IL
Schr Willie Luce, Talbot, cld.... Jan
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, January is.
Arrived, Celtic, City Of Brussels, Angelica, NEW
York, Hansa.
NORFOLK, January Is.
The English steamer Corinthlau, from NEW
Orleans for Liverpool, put In for coal
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The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Nava

The CharIestOn Cotton, RICO and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 10, 1881
Co7ToN.-Thls market was declining, showing
much irresularlty and difficult to quote, the
higher qualities receding full 10 and the com.
mon grade full &c, and even more In some
case sal about 7OO bales. say at 15K, at
1ex, 7atl7 4atl7X, 81 at Tx, "a at ls, at
lsX IS at 1sk, 90 at ls, IL at 10, IA at lex, at
le%, 56 at 1sH, 219 at 1873, 3s at 1sX. We
quote:
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Flour In good demand aud finn; extra IRE laIHtS n,i4n5
s6 rs Corn In good demand at 38a40c 1or H eoo
white. Provisions in good demand; pofE Si o,oor oor
IL rs for round lots. Bacon, shoulders 'o' e's"A
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Flour firm and unchanged. corn stead. P0Ih
nomin ly UNCHANGED. Lard dull. Steam 7 Ioa
"a; kettle ~. Bacon steady and unchahgeu'
Whlskey firm. IN
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WILMINGTON Janulry 16.
Spirits turpentlne firm at 6Sc. ROsin steady at
So rs frr NO 2 Crude turpentlne firm at So 10
for hard, and IS 10 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar
a 81 40.
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Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
steady; white choice and amber $2 l5a2 rs. Corn
steady. Oats dull. Pork shade easier at sl3A
al4 Bacon In fair demand. Shoulders 51aec.
Lard Sc. Whskey 93hc.
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GEORGETOWN.

CHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO CANAL--A meeting
OF the stockholders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal was held at Annapolis yesterday. Presi-
dent German submitted his quarterly report,
but lnasmuch as il covers the three months dur
ing which navigation was suspended il contains
nothing of special interest. The receipts from
tolls from December I, 1872, to February -,
1873, amounted to S3,eS 80; receipts from
water rents and other sources, 81 ,s34.17; total,
50, l.52. The total expenditures for the same
period for repairs, &C., were 53,7e4.56.
HE AGED WoNEN's HoME.-The ladies in
charge of the Aged Women's Home have ac-
cepted the offer of Contractor Gleason, and
passed re solution ordering vote of thanks to
be sent to him. They contemplate erecting a
new building in front of the Home, and as they
only have about 0ne-third Of the funds neces-
sary, they will give those Of our citizens who
are charitably disposed an opportunity re aid
them Some have already made liberal do
nations.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer e. G. knight,
due yesterday, did not arrive until about noon
to-day. She brings full cargo Of gener al mer-
chandise. The schr. Mary Standish arrived to-
day from Boston, with ice and furniture for
Hartley & Bro The steamer Lady Of the Lake
arrived to-day from Norfolk.
GRAIN TRADE.-The canal boat A. S. Trun-
die arrived to-day with 2, 800 bushels corn and
100 barrels ear corn for Hartley s. Bro. The
corn was sold p. N. T. The only sales of wheat
to-day were 3 900 bushels prime red at 1886.
FISH TRADE.-The catchings last night were
$4,000 herring and 5000 tayl0rs. The herring
sold to-day at S1aS7.50, and the taylors at 81
Der hundred.
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ALEX AN RIA.

AN ESCAPED PRIsoNER.-John Lee, the
c0lored man who has recently been serving out
term on the chain gang for assaulting Mr..
John Arnold with briekbats, escaped from Gus
tody yesterday evening, while working on the
lower end of Princess street. The ball and
cham were loOsened by a colOred chum. who
came down from Washington on little private
marauding expedition. and, after making an
unsuccessful attempt to steal pair of pants
from Mr.. Simon Blendheim, corner of King and
Fairfax streets, he wendell his way down in the
direction OF Fishtown, where he met Lee, an
old partner in the cabbaging business, and sue
cessfully devised and manipulated his escape
Lee was, We understand, pursued as far as
Skaters bridge, at which point his pursuers,
finding that it was impossible to recapture him.
fired a couple of shots at him, one of which took
effect in his arm.
TRIO OF CRAZY PRIsONFRs-An inouisj-
ton de iuEdttco was held upon the three men
one white and two colored-who are confined in
the city Jail, by Drs French and Gibson, and
Magistrates Whittlesey and MAY, at O'Clock
yesterday evening. They were all pronounced
to be insane, and will be sent to an ASYLUM as
soon as arrangements to that end can be per-
fected.
FIsHTowN.-Sinceo our last report 100 900 her.
ring have arrived at Fishtown, which sold at
= .5OaSs; 900 shad at SLASH; bunch fish are
abundant and command no price scarcely
$500 shad, all caught by Alexandrians came
up in one jagg this morning, and were sold by
James III. Watkins.-SentinsI. last sreaiH1.
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THE LADIES would do well TO consult Davis
advertisements appearing from time to time in
our columns, particularly at this season Of the
The establishment Is kept constantly supplied
with q complete variety of the choicest goods
the markets afford, and one of its fixed rules is
10 sell everything at the lowest possible margin
OF profit. Its bulletins are therefore worth
reading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-09

A SMALL Pox PATIENT ON THE STREET
Last evening a co0red man, named Nike Riley,
broken out with the small pox, wandered about
the streets and finally seated himself on a curb
stone on street, between 9Th and 9TH south west.
creating great excitement in the neighborhood.
Word was sent TO the board of health, and a
short time afterwards Mike was in one of their
ambulanees and ON his way to the small pox
hospital.
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Our River Front.

THE SPRING TRADE-FIsH, OYSTERS, COAL,
LUMBER, ETC.
Business about our river front begins to pre-
sent quite a brisk appearance, especially about
the fish wharf. where already numerous wagons
from the surrounding country have CONNIE need
to arrive for supplies of fish. The arrivals OF
boats reported to-day at Johnson's wharf. foot
OF 18th street. are quite numerous, and sales are
quoted as follows-12, 600 sh ad to nor thern mar
kets, Ut SO per hundred; 1900 do. to CITY deal
ers, at S14; $4,000 herring sold this morning at
81 per thousand. The oyster season Is nearly
over, with the exception of those brought from
the lower bay by way Of steamboats,. These
are generally of the finest quality, and are sold
at high prices-from 81 to $3.50 per bushel.
Considerable quantities of coal and lumber are
arriving daily.
Arrirols at RIey's Wharf To-day.-Schooner
Tropic, Hooper, salisbury, Nd, with lumbar
for j. b. Ward & Co.; schooner Beersheba, An
deTson, Havre- de- Grace, with white pine lum-
Der for F. Mohun & Sons; Schooner Maggie,
Myers, Havre- de- Grace, with same for MoRun
& Sons; schooner l.. and w. Shovel, Fields
Salisbury, Md, lumber for j. ID. Kitch & Co.
and N. b. Fugitt; schooner Pearl, Williams,
Hayre-de-Grace, lumber for Cockerill & Co.
and kitch & Co.; Schooner VIM. DOnnelly,
Ledge, Philadelphia, coal for order.
Observation-Disclosures Trusty, Reed. for Alex
andria, Va, to discharge part of cargo of grain;
schooner Beersheba, Hooper, for Havre-de-
Grace, light.
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CITY ITEMS.

WANTRD-Three good, competent statesmen:
must thoroughly understand the clothing bust
ness. Good salary and constant employment
guaranteed. Address, by letter only, with cor
rect name and references
HABLE Bros. Washington. ID e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-09

The MOST UNHAPPY PERSON IN the world Is
the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and
gloomy; he feels .'out of sorts'' with himself and
everybody else. Life is a burden TO him. This
can all be changed by taking Peruvian Syrup
"a protoxide of irony Gases of q years stand
ing have been cured by it q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-09

DIR. WIsTAR's WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-Thi,
Baisamic compound has become a home fixture
Let all who suffer, and have in vain attempted
to cure their Coughs, Colds, Bronchial or Pull
monary Complaints, make use of this unequalled
remedy. 1t can be relied upon, the mass OF
testimony that has been published since its intro
duction, being ample proof OF its efficacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-09

THERE Is NO EXCUSE for poor Biscuits Rolls
Bread, Griddle Cakes. Mullins, Wafles. sc.
when Dooley's Yeast Powder is used. Grocer
sell it, q
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Arrangements for the Observance Of
Decoration Day.

The committees appointed by the posts of the
Grand Army of the Republic to make arrange
ments for Decoration day met at Grand Army
headquarters last evening. and organized by
eleetng Department Commander T. III. Sprague
Chairman and G.. f. CorsOn secretary. After a
free and full discussion. the committee unan-
nously agreed that the decoration be confined to
Arlington. A communication was read from
the commander in chief, General Burnside, re
questing the committee TO invite all clergymen
within the limits of the department to deliver a
sermon suitable TO the occasion on the Sunday
preceding Decoration day. The following chair
men of committees were chosen: Decoration. A.
H. q. Richardson; transportation, Alexander
Lynch; music, *. X. Brouner; correspondence
and reception, l.. Twitchell; to procure orators
and poet, A j. Cunning; finance, Commander
Sprsgue- From the interest manifested by the
members there can be no doubt that the OBJ
success.
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REMOVAL or DEAD BoDIEs.-The contractors
for the removal OF the dead bodies i'm the Young
Mems burial ground, (colored,) between 18th
and 18th streets, near the Boundary, have
already carried 10 the new ground at Mount
Pleasant about 800 bodies, and there remain
probably go more to be removed. Some of the
ground being low and damp, caused some petri-
faction, and to-day an entire body was found as
hard as stone.
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NOTICE TO PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS
We hereby give notice that we shall hereafter
Keep a full supply of gas fitting and plumbing
materials to accommodate the trade, at whole-
sale prices. HAMILTON & PEARsoN
Al EOS Y. NJ. T.. A. Build, corner 9th and 7, sic
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS should be cured, a
they often can be, by few doses of ayers .Sar
sdp1rilla. mwfSw
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Cam AZ once, as We cannot guarantee the above nv
paraiieieo low prices for any definite length Of tia.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Coudeusa.. Uoc,,s


The National University la@ school has Sc
lfeted Ar- IT, ID. Eeager. OF Pennsylvania, to
denver the vale,lietory az the annual commence
meDt next month.
II street south. fronting the Smithsonian In
sttutson, is being graded and paved
The thermometer is going mp, and butter IL
coming down.
The fountain at MOunt Vernon Place Is
nearly completed, and viii be in operation in a
few days.
The southern republican association last
night elected officers for the ensuing term, as
follows: DIR. Charles MHrpky, president; p. III.
Montague. DIR. A. :. Pierce. VIM. ". Hughes
Richard Dillon, and j. r. Collins, vice presi-
dents; G. II. Cotton. recording secretary.
Mr.. L. ). Abbott, who cultivates We soil of
Virginia at Falls Church, sends us a specimen
Of the growth of that prolific region in the shape
OF mammoth Russian turnip, weighing eight
pounds.
The remains Of Mr.. Oliver wetmore. who
died at Providence hospital on FRIDAY night
last, were taken in charge by the Masonic fra
fernity, and committee was appointed 70 es-
eort them TO Arkansas, by order of Grand Mas
ter Stansbury.
Detectives McDevitt and Coomes arrested a
woman last night, named Lou Grant, charged
BY constable of Prince George county. Md.
named Emanuel Lacy. with shatching $40 from
his pocket while he was in division bar
Ieom- She was locked up dor a hearing at the
Police Court
The foot-bridge over the canal at 18th street
street bridge remaining over that old ditch,
which will soon be filed up far west as 18th
street. FoOtwalks to be constructed at the
points where these bridges stood, and il is hoped
that q few street lamps will be added TO cheer
the traveller on his lonely way.
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FOB STATIONERY.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, March Is. 1873.
yesr ending June 80 iss, will Ss reSeised s,tiI the
io,hday 81 April. l573, NJ II o'clock M.
Blank forms Tor bidding viii be furnished upon
fhe bids will be considered and accepted or reject
pcsal, so far As accepted b. the Secretary q the
Treasury, and the bond accompanying the same,
ment and the bidder or bidders, and further con-
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
time 70 tine during the ysar ~ ggsntl,lss pursuant
ties viii, however, be called for during the YEAR
Each proposal must be signed by the individual OF
suiicient sareties in the sum q ten thon-snd al
lsrs, elo0o,D approved by United States nicer a
aess on form 70 BE- farni.hsd by the peratment
oendtioned for furnishing such portions of the ari
An de!iyeries viii be .roa to inspection by an
,ss Tssssnry and the delivery OF an nier,-r article
tract, :. the option q the seerst.ry. '"' eOD'
Deliveries must be free IL charge at the Treasury
The failure 20 comply with any one order under
the contract win operate forfeiture q the entire
such ausnttss q ans article. = sS. /. nsosss.rg
:S: Sc ss sss 70 g is for
Propo.als unaccomPsnied BY q satisfactory bond
81 css e established nsnuisctarsrs q o. dealers
10 p sns s1,,S,s 70 he .aar...sa q. Ar.
marked Proposals for Stationery "'''-
wM. A. RICHARDSON,
msrn-eelM Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
pkoPosALs FOB GRANITE PANEMENT.
Sealed irelossls ere invited and win be opened at
% THUReDAY the i0th Of April for paving the
Curve q the south q the Capitol Grounds, running
ron Ian land 20 New Jersey avenues.
The bidders 20 state the price PER superficial yard
No bid viii be considered unless accompanied with
70 be approved BY justice % the peace for the Die
trict OF Columbia, or Judge Of the United States
into contract In case IL lie awarded to him and viii
cs@plsts the work I'm acccrdance With the specin-
cations. EDWARn on, "A Rk
m8-eoed Architect y q. Capitol.
CoUfntHHdtffee}EzitsTr III 55hAoso Ox1Is..
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MORE GYPsIEs CoNING.-The Alexandria
lNa,) SsHtinel of last evening says: GA large
band OF Gypsies came down the Leesburg turn
pike and passed on In the direction of Wash
ington this afternoon"
The fredericksburg Wal Ledger saws: ga
large tribe OF Gypsies passed through here last
SATURDAY., with a considerable wagon train with
several horses They were going In the direc-
fion Of Alexandria"
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PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott g Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
anu py druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR COAL.

fOh SOAL.
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTNs,s
March .. ISIS. y
Sealed Proposals will be received AZ this offcs
until 20 o'clock a. m, MONDAY, the % IA Cav #
APRIL 1873, for furnishing hye hundred 1915,
run q mine Georges Greek Cumberianz Coal, 10
be aelivered st such times and places, aud n such
Qusniities, ss may be required. and suijec. the
CONDITIONS required By act Of Congress approved
July H. 1870, viz: Tbst such coal shall weigh 2.s4c
pounds 20 the ton and shall be pected and weigh
ed, and the quantity Of each iosd certified the
time OF delivery, by the person appointed aud quail
ned under the act FOR that purpose; anL that the
prescribed Tee q - cents for each ton q coal in-
contractor
Proposals viii be considered binding for one week
from the 18th dag q pril. ISIS the Department
serving the right to reject all portion q the
No proposals will he entertained unles. accompa-
MED by satisfactory evidence of ability 90 fulfill the
contract, nor sill any pas ment be- made without the
certificate OF the inspector that the coal furnished
IL such a. the contract calls for.
ice II GEO. A. McCARTEE.
Chief Of Bureau Of Engraving and Printing, Treas
ury Department. ni2s-dsw
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NJ: !ss g T. s! G:s,.s1 T.: Fl s.!
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BANKERS.

Otis BIGELOW,
" b a n II err,
643 STREET, NEAR SEVENTH,
Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL
LECTIoNS, and transaots all business connected
with Banking. amply
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SOUND fEET eelns indispensable to health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
Chiropodist, No. $50 18th street, opposite the
treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and advice as to suitable shoes.
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divorce CASES IN THE EcUITY COURT
In The Equity Court. Judge wylie, Yesterday.
a petition for divorce was filed by David
Meikle. He stated that he and Jane Rafferty,
were married November 10th. 1865, and have two
Children; that since their marriage his wife has
led a life of drunkenness, and has frequently
threatened to take his life.
Julius LENS was granted a decree of divorce
rtacUlo mafrissoRii from his wife, Lillian Leins
He states that he was married to Lillian Evans
by Rev. j. y. Keane, OF st. Patrick's Church.
on November IL last, and the plaintiff sets forth
IN his petition Of date March 10, 1873, "that
they moved into a house on Capitol Hill, where
they lived peacesbly a. man and wife for
several weeks-before two months had elapsed
she became dissatisfied. and refused TO live with
him-thst she disregarded her marriage vow
and left his bed and board on February ~
1913, and went 10 house of public prostitution
on 18th, between and ID streets; that since
Their she has continued to lead a life of prosti-
tuition, although her mother and friends have
used every means to dissuade her therefrom
and that she is now living in adultery in the
aeove-described house."
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The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. Ia
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BAD STREET WORK TO BE MADE Goop.-Full
instructions were issued by the board of public
works this morning TO its inspectors to see tn at
corrected. The streets are to be cleaned, and
All depressions either in the carriageways, foot
walks or curling, to be levelled mp TO the entire
satisfaction OF the board. thorough work of
repair is 20 be carried out in detail In all the
improved streets, sewers, &c.