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An INFAMOUS CAsE.-Mary Fazette an inocent, art
less GIRL some fifteen years DID, and of rather pre-
possessing appearance brought before the Magiss
trate in New Orleans on the l4th instant, charged
with larceny. 1t appeared that she engaged by
Mary Thompson to attend cigar store. She gave the
girl new dress and some trinkles, such as earrings,
necklace &c. to make her attractive in the store,
she termed It, She went further; for, according to
the oath of the girl herself who she overheard
the infamous bargain she had concluded with some
wretch, possessing the lineaments of man. that for
the sum of $3.50 the poor young creature to be
made the victim of dishonor. Becoming alarmed at
the danger of her position she flew the humble yet
honest roof of her mother taking with her the dress
and trinkets which Miss Thompson had given her.
This was the extent other the-herein lay her crime


The Recorder discharged the complaint, regretting
that there was not law to punish the complainant