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S1O REWARD.

Absconded from the Work House Nov. 18th,
complexion dark, stout built, supposed to weigh
16O lbs, teeth bad, whipped scars on back, age "a
years, quick spoken, when frightened he has an
impeachment in his speech, had on when he left a
brown hat and muddy shirt and pants from brick
yard.
w. j. HOLLEMAN, Supt.
November, Is, 1885, l03-6t.
Progress copy times.
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DEMEMBER THAT w. H. s~T1JcK.
~ Err q CO., will sell GOOD GOODS at mod
crate rates for the Cash.
Aug %, 1885. 49,
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bacon BACON BAcoN,..

1000 LBS: CHOICE N, c. BACON SIDES.
1000 lbs. prime &c ,. &C Shoulders.
1000 lbs. choice &c &c Hams.
500 lbs. southampton Virginia Hams.
5OOslbs. "a pure leaf Lard,
in kegs.
The above articles were specially selected for
family use, and are warranted to give satisfaction
B. P. WILLIAMSON s. CO..
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BRUsHEsi RRUsHESfi

HAIR, TEETH, NAIL, SHOE, SHAVING,
i i Horse, Printers Lye, busting, Vanishing,
striping, Marking and many Others for sale at
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD'S.
QnG -. o6-1m
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RALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD
STOCK.
II WILL EXCHANGE STOCK IN THE RAJ
Il EIGH & CASTOR Railroad Company for Cou-
pons of the old North Carolina Bonds. Apply
at the Raleigh National Bank, to
w. B. GULICK, Cashier.
Raleigh, Nov %, 1866. 1O6-tf
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DRESS HARPER & BROTHERS,
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October 25th. o.
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DRY GOODS.
T ATH ROP, LUDINGTON g. Coz,
$40 Broadway, New York,
Offer to Southern and Western Jobbers and Re.
= tailers, at the lowest market prices,
FOR CASH,
A VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF
Ef DRESS GOODS,
8 oTHs, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS, &C.
jan. 16-1y. sa
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F. C. LIGHTE & CO.,
Uate Lighte, Newton & BradburysO
Manufacturers Of First-Class Piano Fortes.
Highest Premium at the American Worlds Fair
and Exhibition of the Industry OF all Nations
This wellknown establishment is now contlnu
ed by F. G. LIGHTE and LOUIS ERNST, az
the old stand, 421 Broome ST., bet. Crosby and
Elm, New York City. may IDLY.
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IN THE WORLD

am acquainted with H. T. Helmbold; he oc-
cupied the drug store opposite my residence, and
was successful in conducting the business where
others had not been equally SO before him.
have been favorably impressed with his character
and enterprise.
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New York Advertisements.

ga Complete Pictorial history Of the Tim,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-11

IThere is one advanJase In being block
head, yeu are never attacked with low spirits
or spoplexy. The moment a man can worry
be ceases 10 be a fool. -
81 Norwich clergyman offers TO forfei :
sie,o'o ia quart OF pure liquor can be found
in that city 80. ---..- ...-. =
- President johnson presented Ristori with
copy OF MS message, with his autograph at
rached, as n souvenir.
ga man In Albany dreamed there were
Burglars in the house, and severely beat his
wife whom he took to be one OF them.
sS-A colored man in New York has aban .
tOped his white wife
~Tbe Western papers chronicle the result
OF the Cam bridge election under the heading,
1.-The Woman w hippers Beaten
New York city polled almost as many
votes at the last state election as the entire
State Of Massachusetts-only four thousand
less. g-. .
- Reading in the paper that somebody had
declined being an Overseer of the Poor, Jen.
kins said Il wish could do that All NV life
have been looking after and seeking how 70
support myself
NrThe Sultan OF Turkey is building hot.
house at an expense OF SlOO,R0. With the
number Of wives he has, we should think he
had dollhouse always
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RY GRlEN & WILLIAMs, Aactiooeer,.

TRgSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
4th and oth streets west at Public Auction
yn r1iDAY the 2lst instant, At o clock ,. m. i,
shall sell By virtue Of deed Of trust aatsd the
nth day Of June. "A d. 1855 aad duly recorded no
Liber A. 81. No l66. foiies 26s, $50 40 and ri,
on. OF the Land Records for W Washington County.
IN the District OF CoIumhis. being the west hair Of
the vest molety OF. Lot No 8, in square Mo- SIS
ir.nuns on stfeet north A feet and y OF an inch
WIN the improvements. consisting of three story
bIiek house and Bsck Bnfldings, having water
Terms made known ON the day Of SALE All con.
vsyanclDs ana revenue stsmps 1t the cost OF the
purchaser. Slw down in the hands Of the nc
neneers on the deg of ssle, and 1t the terms IRE
not complied with within i've days after the day of
property At the risk and cost Of the detauitnr
purchaser by adverttsiug the ssiei three times in
some nevspapeI IN blfsSed in w ashi n etop CITY
THADbEUS X PREUSS Trustee
de- eo&ds AncsionaSr.
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E0B THE IAsTEBH saORE.

WfLsea SHALL, 0AP Pr i. 4. TOO stss1:I
t.o.!An RD, ls.vs: her pier oIposlts
tween Barre and Lee streets, J Baltimore, every
IU " "a TAHRsRAI snd sATgRRAE, SO
MH4RE ClMBRIDGE. HUGHL ETT,S
WHARE aAd LLOYG'S LIHDING.
keturling from 1.-THE SHORE" she leaves
Lloyd! Landing q p. m, Cambridge 1t % ,.
M, end 1astcn Point st y m !, (touchine e the
and Fridays. n -|'lI
She has hne state rooms, And all othsr passenger
accommodations, equal to those Of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. &c S-d
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THE EVENING STAR.
Virginia News.

We learn from the Norfolk Day Book. IN at
Two men have been arrested In that city with
.arge amounts Of the notes Of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank OF Greensboro, Caroline
county Maryland. These notes are not coun-
tsrfeIte, but me Bank having failed are worth
less. f
The negro, Cesar Williams. tried and con-
Victed az the last teri of the Circuit Court OF
Cnssorneld county, for fendish outrage on
the person OF young lady Of that county. was
hanged in pursuance OF his sentence on the eth
instant.
Mr.. H. i. Coz, Of Lynchburg. has recovered
from forty 70 fifty thousand dollars worth OF
bis property thai had been ried mp in the Ten
nrssee courts pnder the state Of things thai has
existed there for some time past.
Dr. " atson, OF Roekbridge, Va, who was
arrested Last week, under the civil rights bill.
Was before General Scboield in Richmond on
saturday, and held 70 bail in the sum OF S2J,OOo
70 appear when called for.
A col0red preacher. named William Harris,
has been arrested in Richmond, for alleged
abduction and seduction OF the daughter OF
I.omax ID. Smith. ..-.
Rev. Henry A. Wise has declined the call
rendered him by the Episcopal congregation
Of Charlestown, virgiRia- 30
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RI J. o. hcGUIRE . CO.. Auotio neer,

EXCELLENT AND wELL-KEpr Names
HOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC A IrTTpSSS
10 on oe Tse ssDAx M. M0RNsSG Dec 18th a.
between LIST and I'd street.. west thu Fnrot.noIth
seentlenan declaring bousek eepnR namina VI
suite OF Parlor Furniture. in wainut nnhaI.
70 msroon velvet consisting of sofas Hrm
walnut Bece ption Chairs In maroon ,,o,.
gsntly carved WI 'ei'e', eie
2 Gilt frame French Plste Pier Miro. ,.I
Egg ptlan slabs" and gilt braeher. VIII
Mason Hsmlin Psrlor heIodeon
Brussels, y bree- ply and mgr ain Carns,.
] walnut Efsgere- with mirror bat
sJapaBese Music Stands. inlaid with naor,
zWalnnt Marble tsp Centre Tables
SNAIL alput Bookc see with WIRING aask
VAR EH. nat BACK, Hail oiiclo'h, STEP Carpet aud
Walnut Marble top Bureau aud Wasbst.rs
walnut Bedsteacs and Wzrdr sbes Mayrassas
Walnut Marble top Dressing Stana gs,h
Walnut Carved Sewing Table "''h mirror
Gritar, VIslin and Bauo
hsnSsshy hairclsih DisAns, Cane and Wood
2Worked Ottomans, Toilet Sets
ALsD.
An assortment Of Househ old and Kitcla, D.
Quisites Nc
Terms cash.
eelld lie. MCGUIRE CO ,Auct,
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10y NAGLE a 90, AuttiOrter,


EXTKNsiXE AND PEREMPrORY SALE OF
Sopk9IOk SkW FUhNITURs, from q New
On FklDAl MUkNING. December Iltb q, N
o cioek, We will sell. At No 24S Penn a aysnnn
tseceud foor,l corner Of 18th street a y.ry Iar,
and superior assortment of new Furni.rra : :
Household Goods, com prisine- "nu
and crimson rep ." sTeen
Six hsndssme Walnut Chamber Suites, n oil and
Two solid Oak Cottage Sets. walnut trimmi,a
tonr nrnamebtrd Cottage Sets
1--WE alb ut and Mahogany Parlor Desks
Three magnificent Walnut ltagerss, with Mir
rprs Wv" -Ah
Eight marble top Etsssre sidebosrds, with Mir.
nInt and Oak Hall Suites very handsome
HaiIcioth aud Rep Lounges, Sofas nd Arm Chair.
alnut Haircloth Chairs
marble top Center Tables
Rep, Haireioth, and Ensmeled Sleepy Hollow
Fancy Rece ptien. Cane &c At, and other Chair.
one pair handsome Whist Tables, covered with
Bilis.d Cloth ~"
walnut and Mahogany Wardro0ss, Bureaus
Wsshstands and Tables -
DituTe. Aei ho'
The Goods will be on exhibition the day before
the sale o' D0'oi .
sale positively without reserve
Terms cash. NAGEE d co.
nelAc intei.i AuctioueerS
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

x
~ WAsHIScToN, De-. 9, 1866.
~ 49, - -.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
MORE, snd WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run a. follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave DAILY, except Sunday, at 7.oo. 7:4s, and
il'la q. m. and Zoo, and & 50, and 500 D m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7tO a m ANA
FOE SAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA poI.ts
yuHCTlUN
Leave at CHS and 100 o. n l., and at 400 ana n
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
leave afW and 7:<s q. m, and 40 D m No
Trains 10 or from Annapolis on Sunday
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave AZ 1:46 .. m, and UD and 10 D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave ~ T:S a. m ana 400 ard 500 o. n
FOB ALL PAkTS OF THE WEST
% leave daily, except Sunday, At 7:45 q. m, and
On sunday 1t 500 , m only. eonnsctius at Relay
p.nhon MIN Trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
,THBoUGh Ti6KH Frs to the Yves. can be had a,
the as hinGton Station Ticket ONCE at All hon "a
IN the Gay as we'll as at the efce Of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3ls Penn
ayenue, between 9Th and 7th streets
FOR New York 'fbiladeIphfa. and Boston see
advertisement Of Through Line -
J. Il. WILSON, Master of Transportation
u. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C 80 GEO. 9. KOONTZ, Agent, WASHING ton.
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DOToMAs TRANSPORTATION LINE.
HorICI 10 SHIPPERS.

y, The ss:.rss. ExrkEss. Cap. Z, A. BYEHlB.
sxspdria ct z Q. N EVERY Sat. GnA
S GRnAY for Giymont, Buddi Ferry :.
Stores, 4athias Point, Chapel Point PIoWdenf 4
Wharf. tancasters Wharf Stones Wharf. Our.
Piney Point Point Lookout, and Ard Yea AZ Ran
more ct .. n. on Sunday
. 49,. J.B. BRYAN BRO, Areutx
ap7-u No. 345 Penpa Sveuua
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RYGREBN = wILLIAns. Auct,oo.s,.

TESSsIEtS SALE OFIMPROvED PROPERTY
AsE nD edHH STREETS, ISLAND, Ar PUBLI9
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the istb dsv NJ
novsmber, A. ID ls65 and recorded In Libsr n NJ ~
q . 10 > foiios .6e, He, and al, of the Land
becVfosOi " Q. hfngton cnunry District M tYoluu,
eia, shsli sell, on Thu SDAY the nth day Of
s,s, ~ ~ ss oeleck 10 the premises
two Ibousard even hundred and thirty .six s,n.ss
tet.onr and half inches With the i'm pro yemsnt,
.oIsls'ine OF one sGery Frame House on the from
alley -1''--f' "'e ''onuus ON tne
Isims; one n,i cash balance in six aud twelve
deed on trust on the Premises. All corveysprins
81 IeSenoc ssames ~ the cost % the purch ,s-
no. sSm Piled VIII in Ays an the ay of
r s mt. Esssrtes me right 70 reaeH fhe prop
enssss. ss advsriisins toree time. IN We Nstf :,
M snu r. 'Te s,s. csr \, svsM Kill. rslstSs
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GENERAL SYNOD or THE LUTHERAN
CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATEs.-lt appears
from the last XII ntes OF this convention that
there are q district synOds belonging 20 this
body, con taining S47 ministers, l.tJ-3 coagreca-
tons, and l0l.469 members Contributions for
benevolent objects In the Lutheran Church.
$500; general berevoleDcs. SI2IsOs: local OBJ
JeCts, building OF churches. &C, SiJj,Gn; en-
dowment OF literary ana Theological insritn :
hOns, discriminating In all, during the last
two years, SEQ, oUb
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RI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Asoti.n.er,
TRUSTEES SALE


: Under and by virtue Of . decree PASSED BIZ the
supreme Conrt Of the District of Columbia in !
cause PeIdin2 therein and humble red os2 auisy
"a which Leptaniah Jones Is com painant, and
horace stringfellow and others are defepdants
bsaring date on the % day of July, 1856 we viii
9ner Tor sale, en- WEDNESDAY. the "a day a
;yss s hext A lS51 e 81: o'clock N on
No as. az folio Ss beginning AZ the sonrhss !,
east corner Of Square No. AZ. ana running thence
west q ieet and inches; ,theace norrh 20 Zee
tnence west s2 feet and ~ inches thence north d
feet and Inches thence 100 feet 10 7th sire
~fst, and thence: with said street. 10 the bepi
hlbgi, togetfer with the imrIovemsnts conf T.
house. - - 0'tAue
The FERNS Of sale, a. prescribed by the decree
are ose iniId OF the purchase money 20 be paid
In cask. ana the re lone In two equal fnstaIments
Iayshie In Xix and twelve months for which a.
ferrfd pay m~pfs, with interest from the sav ~
sale the purchaser shall give his notes eudorss "a
10 the satisfaction of the trustees Copyeyanci =
ara stamps 81 cott OF pn rciyuser.
re terms OF sale are not compiled with in Il We
ush the trustee reserves the ht u resell Al The
ilsk asa cost OF the GeiAnlting purchaser : n non
one Mex noaee by publication in the Nation Il
THOMAS BRADLEY.
BL- WILLIAM u EENDALL trustees.
de stu tn GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Auct.
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khGkAEh q WILLIAMS, Aucsionesrs
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND uNImpRovr,
IkORHhTf IN TIE SECOND WARD a

II
On THURSDAY. the aoth instant. NJ !. o,c,ocs
M, We oheii sell. On the premises, that nne fonr
stofy br1ck bou.e sftuated on the corner OF ~ N
streetox est q nd @ street north " Nv"
ASP. Apofher nne four story Brick House. situ-
ated on street north. between 18th and Ist n
streets west, and fine Building Lot bet ween IT,
two houses, having . good front ana depth also
haHlhe me az vantaeee Of both walls for Buildinr
Square No 23S ~ Nv - III
Inc above property il located in very Desirable
neiEhborhocd and We ask the attention. Of b1vere
TO The above sale. ii - - VI Du'ei
Also, 40
On FRIDAY. the 2Ist instapt. at 4 o,clock -
we shnI seq on the premises ali OF Lot No II IN
SQUARE no % having good froat and d epth front.
fpg On 72l street west. and near street nsr-h
Tens One third cssh; bal ance In six and twelv We
months Tor notes hearing interest and secured nv
aceed OF trnsf on the premises. All conyeVancinee
snd revenue stamp az the cost Of the purchaserS
s!o onwb on each piece OF property when kpock Cd
on Fud II the terms com led Nj IN :. ~ :
I'VE SAYS after the day Of sale, the owners reservs
the rieht 70 reseil the property the rsk of ths
ue,sDluh purchaser or purchasers.
o. IVA GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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REcAPTURED--TrIplett, the man who es-
capped from the nil at Madison Court House.
about eighteen months ago, where he was in
carceraied on charges OF robbery. and two
murders-one of which was that of old Mr.
Early. arrived In this city yesterday, gyved,
and in charge OF Col Finks, Sheriff OF M ALISON
county, and Capt. Fray and Lient Smoof
took q nariers at the Mansion House, and this
morning started on the tram for Madison
Court House. TripIett, after his escape, OBJ
tanned employment as street G ar conductor
In 81 Louis, in which city he was lately ar.
rested for stealing shawl from his BOARDING
house. and sentenced 70 the workhouse. where
he was dIscOvered-AleJ4 sdyiI Gazetts
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Rf J. q. MCGUIRE CO., Aucsioneer..
DEsIEABLE IH he STORY FRAME HOUSE

DEsIRABLE THREE STORY FRAME HOUSE
IN THE flhsT WARD AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON next Decsmber
Is, az clock, on the promises, we viii Sell Lot
No 10. in square No. 10. fronting a. feet inches
on east SIDE OF 2Sth street, between and K Of.
MI. MN oeHth o. ns ieet inches to 80 foot alley
With double thick brick foundation The honse
outAns nine rooms and halls There are 40 q
sfoe other shrubbeTy $3.50 w.
Terms: One half cash balance In SIX and tw civ =
t.e premises Convincing end revenue IAN ps
de iO-st j. q. MCGUIRE n IN 49,.
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VNHROuGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING ron
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW foRK
e

WksHINsroN, Dec Q, 1855
Irt,ns oetween Washington and New York are
Foh NAV YORK, without change q cars.
4. leave daily Except Sunday at 7:45 Q. m. and
phis. ~ "
Leave daily texcept Sunday at lIl5 O. m. and
40 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily exec pt SUNDAY } at rs and Ills a,
m, ana $50 and 80 D. m
ON SUNDAY
10 emily.
daily.
Through tickets to PhiisdeIp hia, New York or
Boston, be had At the Station Once At ell
IN the day. as veil as at the ONCE 10 the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34e Penn.
avenue, Astween 9th and 7th streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adv erfisement
for schedule between WAshingtep, Baltimore,
Anna polls, ane the West
J, l.. WILSON, Master Of Trans portstien.
l. n. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. Q. KOONTZ, Agent. Washington.
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nLAlFR> IN FANCY GOODS -Ja.t Via.
ynr wsuf dufihr the holidays to shSw vc"s
Neb Mach. Toys. Fancy Good. &c / have
~, OF shsii Shelves and Brackets, only IS cent?
essu ApAnsoH sos s,h stree,
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ny GBEEH 4 WILLIAMS. 4uctionesrs...

.1t Late lGee Nstc York ard Wa,hiagto.
Sfe1HShip Cb,upany I
Georxefecs, ID. G., Nov b. is:s (
tai sn nnhin thirty Gays fon this date. be ,n,S
az pnpfc suetion, to pay charges. &C.: " Ao'"
q. l. Green, 49, M 4 Gardrc,
wv. Roberts Geo DooljtfSs' -
Capt. Sanger, at. AfsnInv'''
Edwin l. morrill,, VIM faaJsshar
Mrs charlie Howard T l. O'Rrien
AIS" bib Vsipi.h, Cooking Stove. / broken
co Irnss, tIhertp without mark = :
Jha sbsss psesafss, now It the late Office -f tbs
eensfan. tr seuSgseqwn, win, If not called for be
sciG ~ IRE -nIcO~nfeSm Of Green Wilt ana an
ssItRbhY.thsi aaDh Of B ecembrr lext. az n
$500. 20 4yrr ~ Lsserse for ea.h
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- oYELLSIHFALLiBLE AGbE
" -, SOLO whosssale AID fet1.i h., .ifs,k :
III btOhS. pothecsriss, No 80 peansst
,snia assbne eet.sen 5ist and ed strests ana nv
sssss gt -- no 10 entps
NEw NILIIHERS-The i.ts-, na0.I,ta..
u Boz and AIS at Mrs Am
PICK :, 21& Pepbsyissnis ayepne near tsfb
stree n. 49,
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EXPosURK OF DIAMOND RoBBERY.-Re-
Gently business man of San Francisco was
Informed by his wife that her diamond Jew
eiry had been stolen As the set was worth
nearly Sls5t1, be naturally felt anxious about
the matter, and used the utmost endeavors 10
discover the perpetrator Of the robbery, bat
without success The police, after searching
high and low for the stolen property, acknowi-
edged themselves beaten, and gave mp the
search. Subsequently, the husband made
lucky speculation in real estate, and naturally
has spouse demanded another diamond set
Thereupon the good natnre1 husband called
al one OF the Montgomery street establishments
and asked 70 be shown something above the
ordinary. "A number of patterns were exhib-
lted, but none pleased Brown. He wanted
something more ogtTe- Finally. the leweler
said ,-"I have a very valuable set which was
pawnsd 10 me by a lady more tnan a year ago,
which I suppose she will never redeem, IS |
see her pass the store every day, and she has
never alluded 10 the matter. Ill show them
10 you, and II you fancy them, I'll see whether
sbe Is willing tor me 10 sell them" He went
10 his safe and brought out a set of Jswelry,
which the moment Brown clapped his eyes
upon, he identified the set stolen from his
wife. IL turned Ont, OF course, that the ssdear
woman" having Sc her eyes upon a trinkat
which she dared not EXPECT her husband 70
purchase, had pawned her Jewels, and kept
the transaction profound secret.
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y ICHMOND, rREDERICKsBUR0 AND Pc
H TOAAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, t6snday p. m excspted.)

:, The quickest and most direct route . Richnood,
Va and the South, via the Potomac
, E.!ns%s , from sixth Street Wharf, seK|c
Ricnmond, fredsrieksburs and Potomac Railroad /.
mond connecting there With trains Oh the Rich.
Roiiros ue t ana htSnmend a1d Danvtlls
S Ss,ssn Stssn'eOro'' Salisbury. Charlotte and
steamsSs keyport and Q Vanderbilt leave sixth
street Wharf daily Sunday morning exceptsdl e
9'se .. m. and m and arrive 10 Richmond q
THROUGH TO RICa MOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
flfty Miles Shorter and "a Hours Quicker thsn
10 ..-sH~ any other houte.
, Be snre md get Through Tiekets vie Asuia
creek and rredericksburg, 70 Riohmood, q the
Company Once, corner o. Peana. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of the bcsts Baggage checked
Omnibussesl and Baggage Wagons Win b in
readiness to convey pssSengen and baggage BE-
tween depots In Richmond. -.
Passengers by this line pass By daylight Mount
Vernon; and may have au opportunity of visiting
several battle belds near Bredericksburg By stop
Bfeakfast and So on board Of steamers.
GEO. HATTINGLY, Snpt., Wsshington. q.
@. T. MArrINGLY, Ticket Agent W1s;lnHinsson.
apSly General Passenger Agent.
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SECRET DIsaAsrs
SChELf, STEi Dill
SUCCESSFULLY,
Il BnoLAEDERs EXTRACT BUOKu

u CURING r
evsry cess Of AIpNEy pIs1AsB, REIyMAIfsM.
CRAWL, uRINAly DIsolpIas, wBAENEss and
PAIss 10 the BAcK. TsNALs OoxrLArxr. and
rsorRL rs sxisins from HXcsssE. OF ANY KIrs.
0onD, IL AFFLICTED
Try 0LANDDR's.
TAKE NO OTHER BuCXU.
Bold by I'll ADotheesrsss Price 81 d. IA RHns
90, hev Ysrh. end BARNBs, WARD Co.
Hss Orleans, Southern Agents BukLRIoH 4
EoenBs. Wholesale Dyussisss, Bosssa, n...
General Agents.. tsh m,,
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RYw. l.. WALL q CO, Auctioneer..

RYW l.. WALL co, Auctioneers.
On THU kSDAY. the 18th December, lssS, shall
sell at W l.. Wall Co . Bazaar, one spotted
MARE. SADDLE aud Birdie, belonging to r.
". or 4, M McChesney, to cover freight and other
charges.
This sole IL worthy the attention Of those who
may wanl q nice PONY for lady or 10y.
GEORGE 8 KOOETI,
Agent, IL n D. X r. Co.,
De 6h W. l.. WALL Il CO ,Aucts. .