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DRY GOODS.
cPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

.voOI, EMPRESS CLOTHS al 45c. per yard
NI-WOOL PLAID IOPLINS at 45c. per yard;
MOHAIR POPLlNS and ALPACAS at 4'c. per
BLACK FRENCH lIERINos. HENRIETTA and
TAMISE CLOTHS at s7ac. and 81 per yard:
IRISH POPLINS. Silk and Wool, at Sl..5 worth >?
per yard; ,,,,,>rcu
BLSCK VELvETEENS at 81. sl25. and $3.50 per
Pretty CaSSIMERES at ST. Sle5, and 81 per yard;
Splendid TOWELS at 90. %, and 3oc. apiece;
a lew pair very fine BLANKETS at $3.50 worth 80
WHITE QUILTS ut Sl.5O worth s.;
WHITF SKIRTS at 81 and Sl.5o worth double TIA,
4 lot of extra fine CORSETS at less than half price
SHhWLS and CLIO AXIS at less than cost;
FIGUREDPIQUES Mt S3sc. worth Soc per YARD:
WHITE CAMBRICS and SWISS MUSLlNS, very
PLAIN and PLAID NAINSOOkS at Is and aoc. per
KID Gloves. HOSIERY, RIBBONS,
BROlDERIES, INFANTS ROBES. &c. extra
cheap at the Broad-Street Dry Goods Empo-
WILLIAM TIIALHIMER & SONS,
NH Is 601 Broad corner Sixth street.
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MULES. HORSES. DC.

TORSES AND MUL IS FOR Ssr
Ill SALE.-Reccived this day at LIPS ,1,s.1,,1i
.ud |Iav. another lot of HORSES and MULES. to
Which hc calls the attention of his friends ana the
MlhEu liu o,, NH 2a-lw
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. llGS Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on THE
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, RECENTLY
OCCUPIED BY JOHN II. RAUNAN. WITH ALL
THE BUILDING MATERIAL. ON THE PLACE,
MING, March sstl, ut 50'clock, we will sell, upon
the premises III not sold privately beforel. that
truly valuable LOT OF GROUND located Us above
described.
The lot fronts about q e-la feet on Thirteenth
street, running back IS feet: and from It's location,
being In the heart OF the business portion Of the city,
Is considered rs valuable as any being offered.
There Is on the lot a considerable quantity OF
BRICKS and other material which can be used to
good advantage by the purchaser.
HILL & GODDIN.
nh % No. HOS Main street
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
VTTuLCOX s. GIBBS


WILCOX s. GIBBS
SEWING-MACHINES.
We OILY state demonstrated fact when we say
that no one expcrimentally acquainted with the diff
fcrrnt kinds Of sewiic-iI,acines would have any
other as q gift while they can buy q a, ~,
fIl; WILCOX & GIBBS. MACHINE. ..t
"a. We only quote the language of hundreds of expo
rienced and competent judges when we say Ii Is the
best beyond aIl comparison, In every respect.
The largest and most reliable selection Of tnforna-
ton on sewing-rmchines ever offered TO the public
viii be sent free by mail on application. 80. - I:
we Will give sewing p,achine to any one who
will carivass and make four sales. Circulars TAR
nished for the purpose free. r4as
ONE MONTHS TRIAL. OF A MACHINE Be
tsfa a,.ts b; FORE PURCHASE 49,: 8
free of charge, sent 70 any responsible address,
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
TERMS LIBERAL.
Is JAMES T.. A. GIBBs, Proprietor,
NH Ninth and Bank streets, Richmond, Va.
CEWING-MACHINEs OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIRED.-The sLQAT ELLIpTIC SEW.
the only PROPER NEEnLEs for; the 'sLOAT
ELLipFio MACHINES, Ar & .ppiiSeTos,
lBsa ialj esgs sisast Near Euufsesath.
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A GEECY OLD pOMIEION BROOM
NV 0RKs.-loo dpzcn YIRGINIA-siADE
BR6lMS fos salc at fac:atS p,irsssthe best In tho
market; go bushels CLOVER Et:E, tcet qualify,
lhis isai sass streets i.
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-ycu,NcE SALE. AND N-
LIVERY STABLE, ~
FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
MILES AND HORSES FOR SALE.

Parties in want Of stock will find 1t to their Interest
after looking elsewhere to call on us If they wish &c
nurchasc No. MULES and HORSES, for We arc
Prepared to sell the finest stock ut the lowest prices
Doh '' 81 " TURNER & co.
We can accommodate more NJ ULESand HOKsEs
on LIVERY by day or month c -,
NH o-l,Swlm TURN ER " W.
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BY Lyme & Brother,
.AuCtionCcrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. l"lo Main street.
WE ARE REQUESTED By MIR. WILL

WE ARE REQUESTED By MIR. WILL
w liam A. Walsh. who contemplate leaving orr
city. to offer at PRIVATE SALE the following very
desirable improved and uumpruved real estate In
the city of Richmond: ,
First. These THREE HANDSOME AND CON
NTLY-LOCATED L III II Els i OR I
BRICK TESEAlENTS. T.ith nice iron yerandall the
entire front. containing rooms each, with all
modern improvements and kitchen attchrd, sitlla-
ted on the east side of Tenth near Leigh street; all
at present occupied by good tenants at $500 per All
Second. THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
on the east line of Ninth street north Of Leigh
street, contniuiur eight rooms; Kitchen, &C., at
tached; with Gus and water on the premises; now
occupied by Il good tenant al 500 Per anll,lm.
Third. BRICK TENEMENT on Mayo near
Broad street. containing six rooms; kitchen, &c
now renting for .sag0 per anilini.
Fourth. Neat BRICK COTTAGE, No. ZIG west
Marshall street. containing six rooms; Kitchen &c
now occupied hy good tenant.
Fifth. beautiful BUILDING LOT on Twenty
ninth between Franklin and Grace streets. near
Marshall Park fronting SO by $50 feet.
Sixth. TRACT OF WOOD LAND, in Chester
field county. near Tomahawk station, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND ElGl1TI-SEFEN AND
4 HALF ACRES.
Its seldom such valuable property is offered In
the market, and TO parties wishing 10 make profit
able investment or TO secure nice private residences
this offers most favorable opportunity For terms,
&C.. address or apply ut our office ..
NH nf-st LYME & BROTHER.
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATe-n-

FOR NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. BITTfa
MORE, NORFOLK. PORTSN0T,
AND ALL REGULAR LAND
iNGS ON THE JAMES
RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States mail .,.,,.-
ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain u. &. CLIFFORD lea.
Cortpany's wharf at Rockets for the aboyc-n,m'd
rlaccs on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FIJI
DAYS ut SIX A. NJ, and returns on Tuesd,r
Thursday. and Saturday afternoons. ''
Passengers connect ut Norfolk with the old Raw
Line steamers for Baltimore Philadelphia aud Yr,
York. -a.t a,
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg On arts,
of steamer.
Edfe W VIEW II? 30
Fare to Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "A
Fare to Baltimore. ......................,. ~
CuIC W NOIIolh.
Tickets on sale at CARRIER & CO.'S EMPRESS
and baggage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS, for Norfolk. Portsmouth. b..
ton. Baltimore, aud principal landings on GIcs,-
pcake Bay, aud all regular landings ON James liver
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from A. NJ till g r. ".
Freight for way-landings must BIZ prepaid.
l.. b. TATC81, General Agent
Office, Cempany's wharf.
Branch Office, corner Main and Ninth streets
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TREAT BARGAINS IN NEW SPRING
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
FRENCH MARSEILIE QUILTS. Sl5o:
GROS GRAIN BLACK SILK, $3.50;
CHECKED NAINSOOK at &c. worth 35c..
WHITE FRENCH CAMBRIA at &c. worth soc.
HEM-STlTCHED LINEN HANDKERCHlEFS
at l5c..
HEM-STITCHED aud CORDED LINEN HAND.
kERCIIIEFS at oOc.,
IRISH LINENS ut old prices
Also, Il full line of DRESS GOODS, FIGURED
CAMBRICS, forchildrcn: WHITE GOODS of every
description MEMS and BOYS WEAR, DOMES'
TICS of all kinds at popular prices 1T
..-... S. HIRS1S,
NH "a f27 Broad street.
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MOODY & ROYALL,
AZ Aa1,crIoSEERs, REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
AND
GENERAL COLLECTORS.
The undersigned offer their services 10 I nrn"rtv
Coz Tho renting and collection of rents OF All Pruptt
i nac . In theft hands. Prompt returns guaranteed
II every instance. ,,,proo, ,ndI ONDON and
Also, agents for I!vERrOoh an HdIrr aTnhhI LIFE
GI ORE FIRE INSURANCE, ann ny VAL 'ii -
1NSthANoI VIVA MOODY & ROYALL,
ood,p, Hull street, Mauclcstrr' va.
MOODY & ROYAL, ,rr
N REAL ESTATE AGENTS;
AUCTIONEERS. MD 9ENEhAh
,,nSEp HILL And SEVENTH STREETS,
Soh' " MANCHESTER,
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA.
[fc 6-3m
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4. 3. MEADE
TOILET ARTICLES.
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

n . Sh ciSSOfIshl fo2s
THE HAIR. .- -.s
perfectly clear preparation. In onr bottle, rs
easily applied water for restoring to gray hair Its
natural color and youthful appearance, TO eradicate
and prevent indruff, to promote the growth Cf the
hair, and stop its falling.
1t is entirely harmless and perfectly free from any
poisonous substance, and will therefore take the
place of oil the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now In use. Numerous testimonials have been sent
up from many Of our most prominent citizens III
everything in which the articles now In are OBJ
jectonablc CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. II
Is warranted 10 contain neither sugar Of lead, sui
ph,r or nitrate of silver. Clear and clean water,
1t does not soil the clothes scalp Ii Is agreeably
pcrfumcd. and makes one of the best dressings for
the hair in use. Ii restores the color Of the hair
more perfectly and uniformly than any other pre-
partition, and always does so In from three To ten
days. Virtually feeding the roots of the hair with
all the nourShing qualities necessary tn It's growth
and healthy condition, 1t restores the decay and in
ducee new growth of the hair more positively
than anything else. The application Of this Won
derful discovery also produces pleasant and cool
ing effect on the scalp, and gives the hair pleasant
and elegant appearance.
VIC call especial attention to the fact that limit
ed number OF small trial bottles lie had by those
wishing to try 1t. You will notice that In pursuing
this course our aim Is TO convince by the actual
morris OF the article.
ARTHUR NATTASS. rsse
Inventor and proprietor. Washington. ID. {.
~ For sale, wholesale and retail, by
81. PURCELL, LADD s. CO.. Proprictor,s
Ia 3l-codtJel3 Agents, Richmond, Va
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NOTIlE,-tAK persons having CLAIMS
IN asains. wAGGoSER a HARVEY will pre-
IN NH ss-st - Wa GGoSkR y HARVEY.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.

.... PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.
S1xTY-F1vr FIRST rh'zfa ri p
MEDALS AWARDED
GREAT SOUTHERN PLANO MANDATORY
81. WILLIAM KSABE & 90.
MANUFACTURERS OF GRAND, SQUARE
UPRIGHT PIANO-F0RTES,
BALTIMORE. MD.
These instruments have been beinrg tIc public iof
nearly thirty years, and upon their excellence niocc
attained all USPuRCHAsED PRE-EMiNESCk "M'h
pronounces them unequalied IN
TONE, TOUCH.
WORkMANSlilP
DURABILITY.
All our SQUARE PIANOS have cur new IT,
proved OyERSTRCNG SCALEahd the AGRAffL
TREBLE.
We would call special attention to our Ia'' pH''",'
improvements i'm GRAND PIANOS and SD Ah'
GPANDS, found IN no other piano, which hflns ,"'
piano nearer perfection than has yet been a''aiHc'
EVERY PIANO FULLY WARRANTED TUX
FIVE YEARS.
We are. by special arrangements euao!ed 10 in''
uish PARLOR ORGANS and MELODEoAso o. wv
most celebrated makers, wholesale aud rstni' al '
LOWEST FACTORY PRICES.
Illustrated catalogues aud price lists prolnpu' '
nisted on application to
WILLIAM KSABE CO.
Balt;rrern. Sd: orn
WOODH0USE PhRll,2l.
.. ,--eodswsm Sole Agents, Ric,lnont. Va
V,HE PIANO-FORTE Btsl-flss-@i
NESS. n,..,.f
The subscribers are well prepared ioF lig m, are
t,on of this branch Of their hilslhesS, u:s.n
AGENTS for SIcSsrs. CHlCRERING eo.> -" ~ ne
and Messrs. KShBE i CO., Baltimore ae,,,rr, or
greatest and best manufacturers I'D tp;y an ,ssft
Enronc and are constantly supplied MIN Al.
mant "f the most popular styles. Their ntr,ic,
in,v ne the manufacturers. and to re!i'nr
eaSy terms will be afforded In the payment Piano.
Secondhand Pianos taken Ill eAchainss sa
timed and regulated by al accnmphsoSSu ir;,,nrL
piano. c,rrfplly packed, moved, ana s'nfP'
piano Stools and iiauo Covers i"r sat, ,,.s sill
Over twenty years experience iii t'ils H,rtior
bear tl,en, oui in guaranteeing entire san,,
'e''i '''~'- WOODHoGSE IhS nuirs
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lust ARRIVED, THIS DAY, ca
IIOitSES. Also a lot of MULES. Price of the
mules from $3.50 to SlSOapiecc Apply at my stables,
on Franklin between Eighteenth and Ninetecnth
streets NH "oJ EDMuND boSSiEo->'
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T ARGE AND EXCELLENT BRICK
IL TENEMENT on TIE NORTH SIDE OF
CLAY STREET, NEAR TO AND WEST OF TIL L
METHODIST CHURCH, AND HANDSOME
BUILDING LOTS on EACH SIDE, FOR SALE.
At the request of Mr.. #. a. Parker, who wishes to
nearer to his business, offer for sale his de-
sirablc RESIDENCE. located as above. il contains
ten rooms, besides large brick kitchen. and has recent
~ been thoroughly repaired. Also. the LOT to the
est 80 by $50 feet and the one to the west Al! by $50
feet.
Price reasonable and terms accommodating APP
pyto w. GODDlN,
NH oG-3t AUctioneer.
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PROPOSALS.

THE MASONIC BODIES MEETING in
i THE hlASONS' HALL oil Franklin street, con-
template giving the same thorough oyrrtaIfinS
and repair. and solicit bids for doing the work. q
specifications. with full information, can he OBJ
taiued by calling upon the undersigned; . 60
ties for carpenters work, painting papering &C., or
by one person for the whole. za4t-
The committee reserve the right TO reject any or
all Of the bids. JAMES a. SCOTT =
- ~ $50 Chairman Com lnittec, 81
-. < IT Yenty.drst sire ct, between Main and Cary.
:. Call between III and "a Z. M. mh 23-Iw
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, very de-
II sirable HOUSE aud LOT situated on Everett
street. in Manchester. in Marks addition. No of
square No q fronting la2 feet, running back ls5 feet
to Il street. improvements consist of conforl-
bic frame house containing four rooms. all i'll good
order, and other conyenicnccs: well enclosed, and
now in the occupancy of Mr. Samuel Wells For
terms, apply TO E. ID. EACHO,
NH .0-3t Real Estate Agent and hurioneer.
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P.4S.-hfter the foregoing sale will be sold that
BEhuFiFULL0T OH the west line of Sixth street,
north OF Leigh, and bounded on the south by the
residence of Mr.. Thomas II. Dewitt, fronting ~
feet, running back l20 feet to an alley.
NH 80 800 8 gSsst ssss4E ARctoneers
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sEEDsMEN. FLORISTS, DC.

SEEDSMEN. FLORISTS, dc.
100 B U SH ELS LOVER SEED
We have a small consignment Of NORTHERN
CLOVER SEED, which we will sell cheap to close.
NH as-lw A. Y STOKES & co.
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nIyEn And sGEAN sTEAmrns:

I,liILApfIrnIA, RIeaNsSnrsss..
LIH ksR onse FHfkkls ppE AVS HysHif sa
WEEK: steamers NoRF6IIiK. E hsatt plswiCE
n mo S5fs ssss, ssy9beag this Win a7e re mei
and sATb MS e se sa s, 5sy.lW
Ffsisets lecsiysd daily saadays exsss fa,t ~
rs par e, OF New Jersry, aud 10, an
iIs Of ladng signed isS somx' and scw Orleans and
Fregnt taken fo2 Norfolk at moderate r,,.,
fassagc % Philadeipfda, including ' MI, 49,.
u ad :, g ResSE pass, : Agent D.,
WILLIAM z; CLYDE 4 Co, Is nan,na,d
aa. No. IL N S1d y W fan'a wpsE!s
FoR NEW YoRK.-oLD no. .
4 MIN1ON STEAMSHIP CoMpAEy KIN
BELL skksTo seA RHsaa MR1aAs sGSkkl a
and HATTERAS, leave New YORK for M nrsaihBIE
Point, and Richm3na, every TUESDAY, 9TH HfiiN ny
Rcbmon nd e sAo Ttssn - 22slnsk Lesc
DAY. at high tide. . 49, ana Sun
These ships are entirely new. They have o,.
saloons and stateroons The fare, ta.
ana alteniioB, are unsurpassed. 'oohs
Close connections made with STEAMERS ror a,
ern and European ports "i o"oth
TEE asu 81 S fE fes c cs ror de- At QUAR-
For further information. apply 10
-. -. JOHN W: WYATT. Agent
my 20 No.3 Governor stre,
DOR LILY ERPOOL AND ~sc....-
Il QUEENSTOWN,IN sLsN LINE on. Kim
MAI Yn STEA sMERv SAILING LING FROM SIS
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS
-. RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable in Gold. Payable IN Cur,.,.
First Ca6in'...'.'.'.'.sss stecrage. In
To Paris. SUPERINTENDENT 90 To Paris :,
Tickets sold TO and from England, Ireland. and ~
Continent. at moderate rutcs "n- I've
For further information, apply at the Co,r,,..
offices. JOIN G. DALE. Agent. 'AH!
ID Broadway, New YORK :or "a
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
T. PROPERTY. q HOUSE and LOT nj n station
on one of the most prosperous railroads entering this
city, and about three hours ride distant.
House contains nine ROOMS, two halls, and two
porches, with cnok-room attached. good kitchens,
and sablihg for fifteen twenty head of horses and
cattle. Also, icc-liousc well filed with Ice aui: an
abundant supply Of good wafer: young orchard Of
10 or 200 fruit trees OF best secrtion and garden
good rs any III the State.
Houses al new and in perfect order. and well stu
atcd for an ordinary.
viii he sold with the above. If desired. Il HALF
INTER EST IN 4 COUNTRY STORE situated at
same place.
Said property together pays IN annual and cash
profit of fifty per cent. on sum now asked for 1t.
For further Information, apply ut No. PEARL
BLOCK, Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va.
i-pOdfrn
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nEAH. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

Crrnrs G WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NH l6
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BY Cook & Laughton. Aucllouccrs,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-15
Amusements-The Opera.

Wachtel appeared on Saturday night as Lionel
in " Martha" He was in excellent voice. and
throughout the role acted and sang in a consci
eIitioQs manner. He is undoubtedly the best
Lionel we have seen, being enabled by his
volume of voice, in connection with his artistic
acting, to produce effects seldom attainable by
ordinary tenOrs. This superiority was particu-
larly noticeable in the ari-quintette, and chorus
at the end of the third act: - Mag der Himmel
euch yer geben." The composer meaning was
diligently interpreted, in that the acting was
life-likc and the main voice distinctly separate
from the chorus which is not always the case in
tenor Obligat0. He was called before the curtain
at the end or this act and " as also COMPILING nted
III the solo Like a Dream" by n demand from
the audience for two repetitiOns of the same.
just here we would inquire by whose authority
the operas as announced are so horribly mutt
lated. NGrthG-tO eXplain-is an opera which is
neither tiresOme 10 the voice, difficult to learn,
nor OF too great length to give entire in one
evening; hence there appears t. be no reasOna-
bic excuse for the leaving out OF any aria, duo,
or chorus, as was done on Saturday evening,
when some OF the choicest gems OF the opera
were emitted. Ii the incapacity of the support
il the excuse for the omissions, then the man
ag6mCnt would DO we'll to make pro rata dis
count on the price of seats.
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The Murderer Rot,s

HE sENGAGKD NETTING An AUrarfpceAru,-
hls AC,oUNT % THE MARRIAGE WIN NR~.
WILSON.
The murderer OF pet" Halsted has been dc
taiing story OF his LIE, with a full 4 count oil
the murder which lac j. soon % CNIt4te. In q.
book he relates circumstances connects d MI
Ms hTSt acquaintance with Mr. wilson D
marriage 20 her. and her unfaithfulnss, O. hlrr
In conversation with a reporter Yesterday d..
gave some OF the leading incidents OF the ta'.
MS story was rambling aud full at msi cuifcarf
incidents, but the main fact. his marriage 2,
Mrs. Wilson. was narrated with cert aintN am
cahuor that gave evidence at it, truth. even b.
cOIrOhoratve proof had not been Afforded ina tia.
assertion OF the clergyman who performed th,.
marriage ccrf mOnN. In fSiI Entts fr-f mn
Mn. Wilson IN disfepuisble house in Newark
Becoming interested IN her, he persuaded her q,
quit the place i'm which she was living aud fur
nislred her with the means OF 80 doing In IT,.
fall OF that year they went together 20 Paterson
10 zee the races. aud on their refJ-n Mrs wills,
said she would - dare him TO marry her
Bolts said hc would. aud they drove "a Iit-r.
Fails, where Rev. I. n. Landon. a Metho .
clergy man, performed the Ceremony r..
saws: "Afterward She made me promise a. %,
tell any one about il, aud that l. the reass. .
did net say ANYTHING At the TRIAL. She vas ma al
rcd hnder a false name and I gave INV real
name. l suppose l was little drunk al the
time" For seven years thereafter the H.om.u
lived with Bolts aud was supported by him. stil
under the name Of Wilson, however. Tor She had
another husband living. from whom she had
never obtained a divorce. Bolts saw A., meyer
would have betrayed her secret but Tor the fact
that she lately wIOte HIM what he calls a
" Scandalous letter" Ia which she told hin,
that she had all along loved another man
at the same time abusing him in unmaasu
Terms Tor bringing her before the publir
Inc letter preceding this one, and 10y m ans oI
which Mrs WiiSGs obtained an assignm M eli
FURNITURE aud other property owned b. Bots.
was OF different character. After using many
terms OF endearment, referring 20 past as~ocia-
lions, &c, she wrote. II am 30 utihappy. ami
can never be happ,"again. ! will try anl be
good and meet You in heaven" After the poor
wretch had given the woman all his property She
told different story; and now. having no regard
Tor his promise TO her. he reveals the sear,t al
nus marriage. which. although il mas result ina
her prosecution Tor bigsmy, will, he hopes, save
him from death D. Hy.rlF r4fI