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WASH. b. VILLA Ms, A uct1oueer
w Successor TO Green Williams, uctfsreers
1901, northwest corner 10th and d streets


TRUsTKKS' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE NOV Used asa WOOD ANO coal
3rH STREET " EST AND q sTREET NORFH.
- By virtue Of u deed Of trust. bearing dsts on
the Lot day of October, A. d. 1874, aud duly re-
corded in Liber No. 1854, folio l55, &C of the
direction of the party secured thereby We will self
at public auction, In front of the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day Of December, A. ID. ISIS,
al ~ O'Clock m, all that piece parcel Of
hal OF lot numbered eight 49,, in square numbered
four huhdred and seventy eight (7s, in the city OF
Terms Of sale: One- third in each tof which 500
paid in sir, twelve and egh mouths from day OF
sale, with interest at the of per cent per an
num- and secured BY deed of trust TO the
OF the Terms of sale 20 be fully Piled
Trustees the right resell the pro purty AT
the risk and cost of the first purchaser, after one
weeks notice. All convey anci az at purchaser q
cost. VIM. III. WARD,
dec2- WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
- FOB SALE AT AUCTION ON sATUR
+DAf, Decem Der 4, 1875, at 4 O'Clock D. N q
between and streets mort Invest, the same being
Lot No Is in square $50, 2Sxl20 feet, to q % foot
Terms: one-third cash: balance in six and twelve
months, with eight per cent interest.
@ - THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
S Sis1s December l.s, same sn hour and
dec9 I'd (Repl Auctioneer
DTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TILL
THURSDAY, the 10th inst. same hour and place.
decl3 d J. II. COLDWELL, Auct.
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"GoT anything new?D inquired a reporter
OF city Official I'm the city hall one mornIng
recently. 81 should say had" was tue re-
ply, a. the official clasped his hands TO his
1tT' anxlously inquired the plum bago con-
sumner, following up his man. "Oh please
donnt bother me just now, SIR" pleaded the
guess you better let me have IT," urged the
item vultuIe. 81 wish to heaven could %
muttered the Official. Eyes, YES do; what Ia
"Well, IL you must know / suppose YOU
must" said the victim, as he buried his laws
In his hands again, "I'll tell you what I've
got new" "What is it?" 1--WE got the
neuralgia" And the ungrateful Reporter.
having learned what IL was, said that he ala
not want ft.-Ctico0o Journal
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NEW GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES

NEW GOOUS AL REDUCED PRICES
owing to the unprecedented duIlness in CONNER.
els circles In New York city, have been enabled
10 purcha some RARE BARGAINS In FOREIGN
ano OOMESTIO DRY GOODS, which we offer at 9
sus ht advance on the original cost Stylish Snow.
make and knickerbocker Suitings: beautiful PIaids
in al Qualities, from 20 cents to 81 so per yard
Rsln Dress Goods, from Is cents to az 50 per YARD
Black Alpacas and Mohairs, Is cents to ri Is Der
YARD; Black Silks, (including Bonnet, Belous
S9inet and Cote DeOote ceit brated makeiJ sI to
% ~ pc. ys5d; Seal Brown Silk, at Sl50 per yard
very cheap Beaver Cloth for ladies' sacques at re,
duced prices; Androscogein yard widej Bleached
Cotton, 10 cents; silk Faced Velvet, 81 to 90 per
Ssao; rs lach All SILK Velvet, So per yard, 20
. cents and up; button Paris Kids, in all coors,
SlS; q most complete line of Ladies' and Gents
underwear OF the very best makes and styles direct
iIem the maIufacturers, at wholesale prices; Wool
len Blankets. from So to SIS per pair; 8edspreads
u to ~; Boulevard Skirts, 81 and upwards
Prints, 5T cents and up; Hose from 10 cents to 0S
per pair We efer the above mentioned Goods,
Win complete assortment Of other Fancy and Do
meslc Dry Goods, at equally low prices. All goods
are fret Glass, and marked 10 riain figures. OaIi
and examine: BRODHEAD Z CO.
novls-tr 939 Penns. av., bet 9th and 10th sts.
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MEDICAL, &c.

DR;; Lon aiG.., ..,.,,,.,.,,
EAs Removed To 90 SHARP ST., above Camden,
bGftHOrs, one Sqn1Ts from Is. n %. DspO,D
Consult him y 18th the utmost confidence,
ssPaI Gfs foOHiS tOr lady patients. decH I'm
nB. BUOKLRR JONES.-Twenty years ex peri
" ence In Female Diseases, irregularities, Ova
Ian JUNIORS, guarantees subtraction, charges.
5osiness confidential. l6< n. Howard st., Bald
MADAME RasrkLL, n d. thorouanly eI.
hdwife Of years practice attends ladies ct their
homes, comfortable priv ate rooms, careful purs
1ns and the best medical attendance at the Doctor
private residence. Ladies placing themselves under
treatment and . speedy cure. Once and residence,
corner q south SHARP and Dover sts., Baltimore.
"SATIsIAOIION,'- On PER BOTTLE. Con.
~ ssit.sions ne o. Or. pARBYs, HIS - e.,
nk. ROBEKHsON, TROM BALTIMOR6,
u can be Consulted ef 434 10Th street northwest,
DAY and sATURDAY, from y to 3 ,. m, in iii
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, GonorrhRa, elect,
Structure, By hills, and epermatorrhes, Gases OF
Sonnorrhea recently contracted cured In to days
on snrsg ~ on Ike sss AND ai e.
o. b. excuses and abuse In youth causing loss Of
memory and insanity, general debility, organic
q consumption, indigestion, pslpitAtion Oh the
heart, pains In back, dimness Of sight or gddiness
sSh foreboctkss, self cistrust, SC. sreedfly cured
~ newly discovered remedies. Gentlemen PLACING
Sientihealiy and honorably treated. Refers 70 tbs
hlsh testimonials which be holds from the lead
fas physicians Of Baltimore. Once l2l 10th street
Northwest, from to ,. m. mAr9-ly
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QALTIMORKA POTOMAC RAILROAD.
- DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND e1RKKrs NV.
AFTER monday, December 18th, 1875, trains will run
IRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE.
600 an, Limited TX press, daily for the West;
daily except Sunday for the North
1I0 an, Aseommods ion for Pope: Creek.
s:ss Am. Limited I,p.ee: for Ne. York, daily
Ias s .nS Ssr HT aa,
1870 p M. 1xpres. for Philadelphi. and New
ss p% s1nSss dali, e,oe,. Sunday
TAO s%:; Gineinnssi 2IRrsss, daily for the West;
o daily except Saturday for the North.
FsE I IT E,fS5 feEs:
o:13 an, New York TX press. daily.
$40 an, Accommodating, daily except Sunday.
II:I0 an, Accommodation, daily except Sunday.
1:13 , m, Baltimore and Philadelphia Express,
Ges , ~. Limited IL press from Kew York, daily
500 pm, Day Express, daily except Sunday.
go Pm, Acc o%modstion. daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving washington 1t 7:i0 O. m. and SEQ
%: aaily except Sunday, connect ct Bowie with
.n. lssv IL Masnins,9n .s Se q, n and 40
connect a Bowie VIII train. from Pcs s1s
oors6Sess Corner of issS sGses and
avenue, northwest 9Th street and Pennsylva.
ala avenue, can have their baggage called for and
and West. Through tickets to CINCINNATI, Ooium.
le.n., ChicaEo, omaha, San Francisco, and III
GEO. O. WILKINS. suRsIintendert,
,o Baltimore, Nd.
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TOMORROW,

THOMAS BOWLING,
l. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Lstimer & C!eary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvsn avenue and llth It.
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THoMAs Do sn.,Isnsss, and R.,, r.,.,. a,o..,
At the old stand of Latimer 4 Cieary,
southwest corner Pennsy v ania avenue and lth st.
ASSORTMENT OF GENTS, FURNISHING
GOODS, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
MD 0raER ARTICLES SUITABLE FOB
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
mix On MONDAY and TUESDAY MORN
llNU INGS, December 20 and 81, ISIS, at 10
9liEVlk clock, aud. evenings, at O'Clock, ct my
~ salesrooms, "Starn office building, / shall
sell the following Gents Furnishing and Fancy
Goods, VIE:
go Linen bosom Shirts of the best material and
different designs,
Under Gsrnents OF the best material.
"A varied and extensive assortment Of Silk Neck
ties and Scarfs,
Linen Collars OF every description,
Pocket Handkerchiefs iu great variety,
Cloth Gloves, Castor Beaver Gloves, French Cas-
tor Gloves,
TogstheI with great variety of article, not ne.
Also: fine line Of Millinery and Fancy Goods for
the ladies.
Albums, Magic Lanterns and Views,
Gyroscopes, spy glasses, Stereoscvpss,
FANCY Frames for Photographs.
n. All the above goods are first class, and are
TO be cold without regard to cost. Many Of them arc
suitable Tor Christmas presents and parties attend
ing vii certainly get bargains.
Terms, cash.
decl5-d&ds THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
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TBUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE UEIM
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE 364
SITUATE ON The SOUTH SIDE OF
STREETs NoRTHWE EST ANU AofH

STREETS NORTHWEST.
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia, passed in equity
cause No. 4r346, the undersigned will sell at
public auction, in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY the It'll day Of December, 1875, at 4 o'clock
p m the following real estate, situate in the city
OF washington, D. o. known and described as Lot
"a and the west AIS 100 feet OF Lot IS in L. g. Chap
mans subdivision Of square s6s, fronting MS 100
feet on the south side Of street, between 9Th nd
improved.
The terms Of sale are: One-third the purchase
money cash in hand, and the balance at 6 and II
months. TO be secured ~ deed Of and 20 draw
per cent interest, or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser.
j. WILSON.
decl5-ta EDWARD O. INGERSOLL,f trustees.
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NEW YORK AND wASH,NstGlIS9I
TO BALTIMORE, PHILhpEIPHfA,
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
STA TES
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Inc equipment on this line Is new and Of the most
rKAiN LEAvING Ar S:a3 a. N. Is PULL
MAN PARLOR OAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On ana after December 18th, 1875, trains by this
line Will leave depot Of Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner Of 9th and b Streets as follows:
S:23 Am Limited Express Pullman Gar Train
Ter Philadelphia, New York and points East
daily except SUNDAY.
1880 M Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily, except Sunday.
$50 10. Bxpre for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
$40 m. Express for Philadelphia, New York
PULLMAN PARLOR OARS on all Day Trains
PULLMAN PALACE sLEEPING OARS on
Night Trains.
Tickets and information can be procured at the Of
does Of the company.
Baggage called for and checked q. hotels and prf-
sate residences orders left at the Offices Of the
company, northeast corner 18th stress and Pennsyl
vania avenue, and on northeast corner Of Pennsyl-
sauia avenue and 9th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
sOAD, corner 9th and streets; poxn
General Passenger Agent. Phil sdelphis, Pa.
febl superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
CHOICE MINNESOTA FLOUR.
Another lot Of the celebrated Washburne Mill.
Hinnes'ts LOUR, warranted superior to any ever
offered i this city.
j. b. BRYAN . BRO,
decBS COS Pennsylvania avenue
pUns ssM ENSLANp kUM-....................V3
II DOMESTIC BRANDY. ........... .. y
fK0-YEAR OLD WHISK Y..-........... .
GENUINE SH ERRY VIM .-.............. y
They are perfectly pure, high favored and espe-
claly adarted for seasoning purposes.
u. WILMER, Ftns Groceries,
fecon 1918 Pennsylvania av enue.
L. JACOB. CATERkR,
LIZ 92O 18th street, Farragut Square,
~ received from Paris Mods aud other novel;
ties. Parties. &C., served reasonably. Dinners, q
person and pwards. Pates, garnished, 81; Gro
glettes, 20 Q dozen; Chicken Salad, rs q dish:
Bbped Turkey, IS and upwards. Meals sent out
silver and DECORATIVE China TO order. dec3-lm
RUTTER, BUCKwHEAT, &c.
Choice New York Butter
Choice New York Backwheat
Moller Diamond Syrup.
Vermont Maple Syrup.
Cape God Cranberries.
Pure Ourr.nt and Ounce Jelly put NJ under on,
own supery ision.
Preserved, Brandy Peaches, and Q general -
Srtmsnt Of asv Goods just received and for sale
b. j. b. BRYAN q BRO.,
ot8u COS Pennsylvania svenus.
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- II. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and n sts northve

II II. WARMER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and r sts northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF A TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, ON TIE SOUTH
WEST CORNER OF ID AND 13L STREETS
EORTHWEsTi ALSO. UNIMPROVED LOT ON
Fo sSTYRHEWETs BETWEEN sD AND Ak STREETS
By virtue Of deed oftrust, dated March 18th,
1875, and duly recorded in Liber No. Isl, folio
" ct seq, ono Of the land records Of Washington
county, In the District Of Columbia. aud By the
written request OF the party secured thereby will
cell at public auction, on the premises, on TUES
i PAY, Hovsmber YSd, ISIS, .. 4 O'Clock p. m. an
city OF Washington, District Of Columbia, and
Known and designated as all Of Lot lettered A, Of
Ann Blanchards subdivision of lots eight and nine
In tQuare numbered two hundred and nifty seven,
f27, with the Improvements thereon, consisting Of
. two story Brick Dwelling.
Alse.by virtue Of deed Of trust dated February
18th, ISIS, and duly recorded in Liber No 77s, folio
u ct seq, one Of the aforesaid land records, and BY
the written request Of the party secured thereby
will sell, ct public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, November 23d, 1875, at 4:3O O'Clock D.
M all that piece parcel Of land situate and being
in the city Of Washington, District of Columbia and
known and designated Is lot numbered three 81 in
Terms: One: fourth cash; balance in 6, II and Is
months, with interest ct per cent. per annum,
cured by deed Of trust the property sold. de-
post OF olq0 will be required on sale of each lot
All convey ancing ut expense OF purchaser. II terms
Of sale are not complied with within seven DAYS az
property at the risk and cost Of the defsultns ur.
chaser, after i've days advertisement.
g gs6. Jol tnEbAsSoHHs .' Trustees.
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~THI ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED,
on account of the rain, until MONDAY, November
Trustees.
nova eo&ds J.r. GOODWILL, Salesman.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until IRIDAY. December 10th, 1875, cana
hours and places. By order Of the Trustees.
novS-eo&ds j. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
0THD ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PONED until WEDNEoDAY. December 22d, 1875,
decll J. T. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIR0a7

CHAHGI OF TIME. DECEMBER ~, 1875.
s:oo-B.,th;mnaArss - ~xA rs TON.
Ihn,sE.: Breakfast :. f r.iin s1Ta FAST
oi scsi. sHd Wa. AND s, WAY staa'
s.oo-HswT wore ~ press: Except Mondays.
sffss -ss.En,aoOG5s ,aa Msy sts,ics;. 'a''
ssssT:so.n and We; st. sEsss 70 Fiji sSS,
mont, via Metropolitan Brsnch
ii5-Baitimors and Way Stations raH''' 40 stops
l:1o-HEw YORK AND NORFOLK rxpsx.s ian
!ia m: on Sunday; stopping at Way Sta
s.so-B.ltimSrs, Frederick, and Way Stations
I;as-I5sdsr!ef'' Point Sss% Of Rocks, H.s.r..e-n
Am Stations: tyis netropo hSf Branch sne y"
oonnee1. * k RIskE ts Stop. At Lsnrel;
4:sss-B.ltimoIs, Annapolis and Way Stations.
SSsSS- -s.1timo9ss sI aH z Il &c..
1:40-PITIsBURs FAST ExPRRss.
e:20-BALIINoRE Express.
.s. e sso 'pss At an, Station
SG primo c1 X, Va;
oS5;a'; sSos ;.s am: h:iO, I:4s. 1880, $40,
S:ss IN: daily S except sss9?dssy:
4:29, 4:30. 500, = 40, II 80 p m.
dsdr1ne Cdndsn Station for Washisston.
b; Sd, 80, 9:1s 0:3O .. m. daily.
S;SO, $50, 1880 a m, 3:I5, $50, $50,
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstovn, An
zoo amen and sss
Tor further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
asa Pennsylvania avenue, where orders win be
taken for to be checked aBd received at any
point In the city. TH0S. &. SHARP,
Master Of Trans portation.
GEO. :. kOONTZ, General Agent. novl-d
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NEW JERSEY.

shocking accident occurred on tho Erie Rail-
way, near the Provost street crossing, In Jersey
City, on Wednesday night. James Gilmore, OF
Union Hill, attempted to Jump on a freight train,
but slipped and fell back ward. Before he could
recover his balance locomotive coming In tho
opposite direction struck him. the wOrkmen
describe his cries and means as lrightul while the
managing process was gong on. One leg aud one
arm were severed rom the body. He was conveyed
to st. Francis Hospital, but medical aid was una
vailing. lie died Yesterday morning
MIR. SANFORD. President Of the Union Bank Of
Jersey City, which was suspended two weeks ago.
has notified the depositors to send in their pass
books that they may be examined. AS soon as
the necessary clerical work is completed he prom
ises that dividend on the deD0sits will be an
nounced without delay; whatever losses may be
sustained WIN fall upon the stockholders. SIREN
holders looking to q resumption of business but
there Is no probability the bank will be reopened.
Mr.. Sandlord IS now acting as receiver.
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NEW YORK CITY.

The eighth annual ball OF the Italian Rine Assoc
ciation otherwise known IS the Colombo Guaro,
Will take place on Monday night At the Germanis
Assembly Rooms.
1t is said that Comptroller Green's reduction OF
salaries touches no employe in his department
10 be "Tammany men,"
Numerous complaints OF extreme cruelty 20
children are constantly received py the nav so.
cety for the prevention OF that offence at No. $50
broadway, corner OF Nineteenth street, but the
opeTals eecve tp nS ack bs sne
ter which Is now before the Legislature.
preliminary meeting OF young ladies will be
held at Association Hall next Monday evening for
the purpose OF forming . Christian Association.
Addresses will be delivered BY Rev. DR.. Adams,
Jr., who will discuss some OF the dlfnculties now
surrounding woman's work. and plans whereby
they may be met and overcome.
The lecture by NJ. Emit Schumann, descriptive of
the Polaris expedition to the Arctic regions, VIII
be delivered tonight ss sseinway Hal. 1t can
scarcely TALL to be pleasing and instgotnve. Cap
tain S o. Buddington, who took COZ Gud Of the
Poaris after the death OF oaptalsf1ih VIII be
present at the lecture as well as se4nfAl other ex-
porers of the drear regions Of the North.
To-day is the 1ssth anniversary OF the birthday
OF Thomas Paine. He was born on January 20,
1887. There used to be celebration OF this event
by society OF free thinkers, but this association
bteHlS 70 nave Deeu broken up, anu now the
nowned advocate OF freedom la everything has
none TO do him public honor. me place where he
was buried In New Rochelle has not even the most
trivial marx. Paine's body was removed from 1t
years ago, and recently the grave itself was
pioughed over
monthly meeting OF the New York Medtco-
Legal Society was held last night in the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons, at the corner Of
Twenty-thlrd street and Fourth avenue.
The meeting was called to listen to q
lecture by Mr.. Edward Patterson, of the
New York Bar, ON the subject OF 'sMonomauia
as Affecting restament ary Capacity" The lecturer
took the ground that tho evidence OF persons sup
posed to be insane or Ia the least troubled with
mental incapacity should not be taken, nor should
Will be admitted TO probate made by persons
who were In the least demented.
The obsequies OF Mrs. severn d. Moulton, mother
OF Francis d. MoultOn, who died on Tuesday last.
attracted to the late residence OF the deceased q
large number of friends and q few VINO went out
or idle curiosity The services were held at thr ee
O'Clock p. NJ. from the family residence, No. $50
Lexington avenue. The immediate nlends and
relatives met at the house. most OF them reaching
the residence on loot, and paid their respects
to the memory OF the deceased lady by manifesto.
mons OF deep grief. Very lew carriages were
drawn up about the place, and the services as a
whole were very simple. Rev. Mr.. Wakcley OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. delivered an impress
sive discourse, in which he dwelt at length upon
the many Christian virtues OF the deceased. The
remains were Inferred In Greenwood.
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BROOKLYN.

There are 900 men employed in the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, Of which number 200 will DO discharged
on Monday next.
Mary Auren. thirty years OF age residing at No.
1,0l1 Third avenue, while In q 1T, fell on stove
and was fatally burned. She was removed to the
hospital
Ten OF the eigh:y.six letter carriers of the
Brooklyn Post once will be discharged this week.
Economy is the reason assigned for the reduction
OF the force.
residence of Mr.. Adolphus, Of No. III Adephi
street, was found in the gutter on Washington
street, near Front. by Mr.. Walker. OF No. Is Tai
mar street. and was re turned TO the owner The
police are still looking after the rogues.
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authority all sustain this view OF the case. Mr..
Pryor would have resumed the reading OF further
authorities 10 assert MS position in the question
before the Court but Mr.. Evarts called his atten-
ZION 10 the TACT that the usual time OF adjourn
ment lacked but i've minutes OF expiration and
Mr.. Pryor graclously acceded TO the wish OF his
contemporary on the other side OF the question,
and closing his book. took mis- seat Judge Neil.
son, after warning the assemolage to re- Tain their
seats until the Jury made their exit declared the
Court ADJOURNED until eleven O'CLOCK this forenoon.
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singeing the ignitable queue which he
wore, or becoming paraiyzed with
hemorrhage. Lifting her eyes to the
ceiling Of the cupola of the capitol to
conceal her unparalleled embarrass-
ment, making rough courtesy, and
not harrassing him with mystifying.
rarefying and stupefying innuendoes.
she gave him a couch, a bouquet Of
lilies, mign0nette and fuchjas, a
treaties on mnemouICs, copy of the
Apocrypha in hieroglyphics, daguer-
reotypes of MeHdeIssOhn aud kosci-
usko. kaleidoscope, a dram -phial
of ipecacuanha, a teaspoOnfal Of
naphtha, for delebIe purposes, fer
rule, a clarionet, some hcorice, a
surcincle, a caTnclian Of symmetrical
proportions. a chronOmetcr with 4
movable balance wheel, a box of
dOminoes and a catechism The
guagar, who was also 4 t7aifickjHg
rectifyer and a pari5hOner Of mine,
preferring WOODEN Surtout (hiS
choice was refereable to yaciilating,
occasionally idiosyncrasy,)
woiully uttered this apothegm: Life
is checkered ; but schism. apostaSy,
heresy and viIllany shalGb punished >
The Sibyl apoIogizingly answered ;
There is a ratable and aIlegeable
difference between comfortable
elipeis and trisyIIabic diaeresis.-
We replied in trochees, not inipugn-
ing her suspicion"
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LincOln's AssaSSins.

The Independent, Port Tobacco,
Maryland, has this notice Of the death
Of one of the "ConspiratoTs :"
Edward SPR1gler died at the resi-
dence Of DIR. Samuel A. Mudd, near
BrYantown, in Charles county, Md,
on Sunday night las. Spangler was
arrested with Herold, Atzerott, Payne,
O'Laughlin, Arnold. DR.. Mudd and
Nrs. Surra;t, and tried by military
commission for the assassination con-
spiracy. which resulted in the murder
Of President Lincoln, I'm April 1866
Booth, the leader Of the conspiracy,
was killed in an attempt TO capture
him; Herold, Atzerott, Payne and
Mrs. Surratt we're hanged in the yard
uf the old penitentiary building on
The 9Th Of July, 1860: DR.. Mudd,
U'Laughlin and Arnold, were sen
fenced to the Dry Tortugas for life,
and Spangler tn imprisonment for six
years and labor at the same place.
81 'Laughlin died at the Dry Tortugss
during yellow fever epidemic, and
auout the close Of President Johnssn's
admini-tration, Mudd, Spangler and
arnold, were pardoneJ, the petition
Tor the clemency OF the President be-
ing signed 10y the officer and men sta
Toned at the Dry ToTtugas, number
oi whom were attended by DR.. Mudd
ana nursed 10y the other pFisones mem
Con- Mudt, on returning 10 Mary