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DIED,

city, evening Of Saturday last, 5h instant Of
SUMPTION deeply large circle OF friends and acquant
ances MARY M REMINGTON, in the SD Of her
disposition throughout life, she cvinced in her
dying camness and resignation 10 the Divine will Her
friends their only consolation In the belief that she has been
receive the reward Of the just In Heaven
On. Louisiana and Mississippi papers please copy.
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vxYILII I'M TUCKER, Merchant Tailor, (of tho late
drm Tpcke would call the attention Of his friends
generally his stock OF goods now opening which
importing houses In
York. lar the greatest variety and richest styles eve!
offered respectfully and earnestly solicited
give and examine stock before purchasing as am
confident will be 70 their advantage. ~
And would especially call The Of officers, both Of the
army and navy prepared 10 execute all kinds
the shortest nc ee and
moderate pces warranted, both In The cutting and making de
paunens equal 10 any establishment In this cosnty
his friends Tor me
and hopes by the same diligence and
o business, merit continuation ofthe same
All orders promptly executed
-3law2w
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~ DH1N - meoOA0hs AOrUOaeeu.
r uRNITURE OF GENTEEL BoARDINo.Bousp
Thursday mornings the 10Th instant 10 O'clock we shan
at tho boarding establishment OF - Mas situated Penn,
contained therein, viz s&s.
Mahogany sofas, dvans, and chairs, rockers
Do sideboaIds, centre tables
Do pier tables, dining and card tables
Parlor, chamber, and passage carpets
Passage oiciuIhs. stair carpets
High and low post bcdstasds, beds
Mattresses, wardrobes, bureaus
Washstands and sets, stoves, looking glasses
Audirons, and wood chairs
Crockery and glass ware, lamps
Kitchen utensils, refrigerator, &c. M
Terms All Of and under $50 cash over $50 ga.
and four mon,hs for satisfactorily endorsed bss
teres -
DYER MCGUIRE,
octo-d Aucioass,
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nOMEsrIC History OF the American Revelation
III BY Mrs Eiet
India and the Hndoos. ByF. Dc W. Ward
Orshams or, Youth and Manhood AromAnee
Christianity Revived in the East BY II. @. O. Dwight
Annals Of the Queens OF Spain Vol
Oet9 FhANCk TAYLOR
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Princeton Preparatory school, Princeton, jersey
THE session Of this institution win open Monday me ~
October The school pleasant and etenrw
and buildings long known throughout tho country m
edge hin seminary" he location about hall mile souwsss
of the borough Of Prnceton and justly considered one s
finest in the county for boys boarding school This seno
chief object
prepare youth With present arrangement
OF pupils conveniently accommodated
Apple should be early For catalogue of the school
prospectus, references and ~ PneH
lars, address the principal, HENRY RINkRR, AM
Panosros, New Jersey, August 81, lao.
Sep 3-dkcp5w
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General Agency aud Law Once at Washington,
De sELDINo D WYLIE,

No Todds Bdnss, Pennsyivania avenue door ~sa
Brorns Hotel, Huntington, ID. C.
HHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW wYLIE, IT., having Turned
eopatnersbip for the purpose Of prosecuting claim. eow
departments, board
mssoners appointed for the adjustment OF spoaons oh
Claims against foreign prepared sn
full all niusrd
their They win also attend Obtaining pensions, oan
duties, claims arising contrasts treaties
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private en
rents, &c.
either himself or the firm may be nied In any Of the eoa
the District, the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Chas De selding, being United States commissioner noisp
public commissioner deeds for all States Of the Un
viii prompt taking Of testimony acknowed
deeds, duties which appeain bis once
Charges will be moderate, aud regulated by the amount claimed
and the Of services required.
Communications post paid) will immediate attention
Sept S-diy
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I'HE AMERICAN Lave stock Insurance. Compsny 2,
vncennes Indiana Charter unimited granted January ls
Capital, ESQ 00o. Stockholders Individually liable.
for of horses, mules bulls sheep and cattle
combined risks h watff, acct
dents, and disease also, stock driven eastern markets
paid Thirty after proof Of DEAN
DrectnsJoseph c. Bowman counsellor Ferdinand Ebxwin
merchant Captain Mass George ID. Hay met
chant; Thomas Bishop, builders John WISE, merchant and
bank directors Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank director h
Abner r. Ellis State and Of vnccnnes Adm sm
farmer, bank director, and auditor of Knox county
Joseph Bowman, President; B. shursf Whitney, Secretary
VIM Burch, and Nincenns psna
Of the State Bank Of Indiana. &,
j. NELSON, AGENT Pennylvania avenue, between ia and
18th streets, Washington City.
Sept as-diy
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0 Knights TempiarA regular assembly Of Washington
No. Of Knights Tempa will be held the asylum
and 10th this "wednesday evening" at O'Clock
By order Of M Il. a. e..
oc,9 G. A. sCHwARZMAN, Recorder.
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0y- Col. M. Tho mpsOn appointed Commits.
Deeds &c for North Carolina, the District Of Co
lumba.
Oct Git
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FRENCH TROUPE


FRENCH TROUPE
Natonae BRUSSELS composed
Dos FEMALE n-l2 MALE performers, who engaged
rope during for Of obtaining
which compani Of England and France
could afford Among the principal stars ofts troupe are
MADEMoIsELLE LOUISE,
The only equestrenne appeared America, who
rides without saddle or bride.
MADEMoIsELLE RosALINE,
The equestrian Terpschoe, unequalsd In her peculiar STYLE
MADEMoIsELLE ToURNIAIRE,
Whose wonderful skin the eats OF the has everywhere
admiration Of ALL
MILE JOSEPHINE and MILE JEANETTE,
Together with
MONSIEUR BENoTT,
The great equestrian necromancer.
MONSIEUR ToURNIAIRE, &C., &C
The unriyalled Jester, W. r. WALLET attached
and viii enven the performances with his rich
Of native talent which emb Aced In
beyond compaon, the greatest ever assembled la
which Il Is only 10 mention The names
r. sTiCKNEY, the extraordinary poyhippan GEO SER
children, &C., form but small part u this truly
magnificent troupe
belonging company the and
Thoroughly trained exhibited nrst which IL the
performing sterd CINCNSATU5, acknowledged NIL hand. 10
surpass animal In the woudi beauty and docliy.
The above will perform Washington Friday and satur
day October 10 and istwo the Mali Seventh
., u ind u O'Clock performance commence
nj n and 70 O'Clock.
IS children under years age, half price,
Oct s--4tiwA6td.
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ALL styles O. fall dress good. for ladies' just
opened figured siiks ssns
solid merin"s and hmeres, all
grades color mOssenes line from si S
would prints, which
thai The whole
be sold a the very lowest prices, for cash only
@. WIN. VERIFY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between It'll and 9Th
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james A. june d Co.'s American and Eurspean Ann
phltheatrs.
distinguishing Of establishment consist Of
he celebrated
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COMPILATION OF Army Hegfsfers, from Isf' !"
v 1897, inclusive. Price %
Taylor Maury booksellers OH street, Washington ha.,
for sale the edition o the above work, which, BY the
the United States, but be invaluable 10 agents and nn
prosecuting claims u " the only compilation made, pv
the all officers In the service at the close Of the war
Great Britain well Of those service since that time up
1857.
raI,s odbce = -' " - - od6
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ITO all Persons indebted TO would give final mo-
tee that their accounts must be immediately and orhwn ~
becomes absolute necessity should co
bills having given the hair dressing saloon National 10
tel, requiring liquidation OF engagements al m
this notice upon, other meas
octs-et mo H. GIBBS
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GENCY, Washngton.-The undersigned, late OF the In
specon branch Of the Post Office Department. offers his ser
generally those Of
particularly with the that his removal from once
dose NOT initiate against the character he has or many
department honesty, capacity and fidelity, and
ONCE of both paes with their hearty
consent, him therein.
business every nature a the seat OF
thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn OF Once Department.
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oct26t

For Norfolk, Piney Point, and OLD PotA-Fare He
duced. N4
- The steamer Osceoia will, on the 10Th Of JULY
ASNeee commence making two trips week % The sOos.
places, leaving Washington every "Wednesday and
Saturday O'Clock returning leave Norfolk every Mond
and Thursday AZ O'Clock, p. M.
river, and the usual landings on tho Potomac.
Passage 10 Piney Point, 81.
Passage and fare TO Norfolk, S. ,
July 4-u JAMES MITCHELl-
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CARDThe undcisned having occasion 90 proceed 70 Ken
"A lucky Ohio, the Virginia. upon legal
business requiring Absence Of weeks will have IN his
attend personally business with which he may be m
trusted persons with have COLLECTIONS made those SECTIONS
Of be attended making
appra of their orders aad insuc
tons will receive respectful attention: - -. ...
No Todds building, Pennsylvania avenue.
Semi l7--3nwtistOct
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OARIS nILLINERY.-Wi be opened Mrs. 8. Parker's,
Saturday, 5h instant 10 o'clock rich assortment
OF fall and winter millinery.
PARKER's Perfumery and Fancy Store,
Oct 4-6t Penn. avenue, National Hotel
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NEW DRESS Goods, Embroidered shayyls ~. NJ
IN day opened large addition to e s,oc.
fancy goods ladies' among which ~ "
10 pieces superlativsy rich broeade silks, for evening
10 do do do for ..
10 do rich watered silks, every color
do styles spotted silks, very
do rich plain Gro de Algiers
10 do rich and styles Chene silks
Is do figured and changeable silks, very cheap
do heavy black waiered silks, all widths
10 do colored and black urk satns do
30 do very fine French merinos, every shade
IS do rich colored silk veivets do
10 do do watsred Irish popIins do
so do do French cashmere d'Ecosse, style
% do do do mousseines de lane, do .U
% do do Scotch do low priced
u very rich real cashmere long shawls #a
90 do do do square do
rs latest styles scotch long do 3
30 styles lace capes ..4s.a .@.l s4 .# .
dozen real valencia lace collars
do embroidered muslin and lace sleeves and cuns
do richly embroidered handkerchief SC.
Together with many In,
which they respectfully invite the Of the ladies' IN
Districi and fts vicinity.
Oct s-awif P. II. HooE Co
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NOTICE 60 Tax-payers-Eight per cent reduction.-
gwen, the for the 1850 became due
July, deduction Of eight cent Is allowed
A. BOUTWELL,, Collector.
septal-eo6t
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WIN. n. n. CROSS,
Attorney a. q C.sase'ier at Tau,
Washington CITY. ID. o..

HANGING Academy---First Course.Nr. p. r. Laps hs
the honor g announce 70 the czens Of Washington and Geo
that his first viii
Tuesday 2h residence Pennsyiysn
avenue, opposite Willards hotel.
Days OF tuition Thursdays, and ssu
days Georsetown- Mondays and Fhdays
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Washington and Alexandria BOat.-The Steamer
Thomas Coll, er's Week.
: ~rK-h THE fine, new, and fast boat THOMAS COLLyER
viii depart al the following hours coach connees
with washington Boats fare, IAN cents boat and
coach sx Persons going not leaving the boat OK cents
each way In the boat :.
Leave Alexandra al 9, %, III, m IL -, 81, pm.
Leave Washington at 81, i04 i2t, m u, = 81,
Coyer win make her uips TO Mount Vernon nn
"''A' JOB coRsoN.
Oct2-6t Csptnh
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~ DYER q MCGUIRE. Aucilsa.sr..
House and Lot n Auc,ioIon Thursday evening ns. =,
III 10th instant, O'Clock, shall In front OF nm. ns
part 9, square 24 situated 18th street 49,
and streets NORTH with the improvements consisting Of
story frame house. Terms cash. w
DYER MCGUIRE
oct e-N Auctonsef
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0is sALEA comfortable frame dwelling, containing
eleven good 2i street. In the First ward near nv
complete order.
Any errsirnea pheasant beshy dwelling excellent
water MARKET purchase the above ON
accommodating TERMS by applying 10
Fancy Perfumery Store, National Hotel
The hey can be had BY calling the druggist store OF 1
Moore near the West market
oct5-a
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INA Winter FashtOns.-Mn. X. SPER, will opes ne
fall and winter millinery tuesday, October6
showrooms street, between 9th and 10Th streets
Oct6-3
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DaILIP BARTON KEY will attend to any business
with before either Of the courts this Dis
and attend the Of claims before Con
gress the Department.. Once on street,
: WASHINGTON, July IS. 1916. july iI-3awfI
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YOU'VE q OREM.s Merchant Tailors and Clothisrs,
respectfully inform their and the public
have just opened beautiful assortment Of seasonsoe
goods. ,
we cloths, cassmees vesng the styles and In
variety quality which prepared TO make order al
short notice nj low prices.
clothing will be found mostly Of superior style and
quality Those wishing complete suit any article for immediate
va have also Shirts good and undertakes Of
WOOL superior hahose, &C. all OF
which will sell nj fair prices
Please call and see. .... -.
Three doors Of Browns Hotel, Penn avenue
Oct T. yv4yyif p 4
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dozen ladies' best quality kid Gloves In
IA coIo.s and white and black.
IS dozen eentlemen's best kid assorted.
chdens worsed, merino and silk, all and
worsted and silk hosery ladies' French sizes
coos full assortment Of LADIES' genuemens worked
all cuts match velvet cuhs and neck rbands 10
match Of all kinds OF dry
goods which very prices for the cash
only.
Oct 3--eoIw @. WIN. VERIFY
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uTATCHEs.-A. @. HUGUENIN q CO., manufacturers Of
watches, every description, importers
States ladies and gentlemen that they
renewed with style Of hno watches
A. @. HUGUENIN,
stand Of J. Montandon,
Pennsylvania avenue, between a,h aHd isth streets
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II anything were required to convince the moderate
and patriotic portion Of the public OF the poprety and
necessity OF settling the present unfortunate sectional
controversy and Of adjusting the various questions in
voved, in single BILL il is the fact that all the abolition
ISIS and soiisrs opposed to such plan Of adjust
ment They desire agitation. They desire 70 keep the
slavery question open and unsettled as the preex Of
continued agitation and excitement. And hence they
are in favor Of keeping all the bills SEPARATE OF admit
ting California, and then applying the Wmo Pioviso TO
the Territories, Of defeating bill for the establishment
Of territorial governments. AS evidence that such
the desire OF those agtators. copy the following
tice from the 'Sem eekly Republican, the leading
free soil and abolition paper in Boston:
Abrams AT WAsHMcroH--lt will be seen that Col. Ben
Is fighting CALAMITY favor o. the admission Of CALI
forna into the Unon disconnected with other questions
Mr. Clay has taken ground In favor OF compromises He
is backed by the saveholdng interests and strong fears
entertained that he viii be successful In the Senate
The aspect OF affairs Washington very encouraging
cheering the friends OF freedom and humanity Ey.
cry effort making 70 compromise away The principles Of
fteemen Of the country Nothing but the rm voice OF
the people the. of liberty now In peril
The feesoil papers In various parts Of Tho country
calling for national convention Our iree-roi friends ut
Washington doing their duty In This crisis with zeal
aud ability. We trust the wsest In the ranks Of the
party will consider the call Tor national convention an
early day and if such assemblage OF American eemen
do anything arrest the OF affairs and to
strengthen the friends Of freedom in Congress, Il
viii be holden possible Now Is the time for
action-for united earnest ehoit.
Such articles. from such sources, must convince the
moderate Of all classes Of the importahce Of an early
settlement Of the present agating controversy and Of
uniting the most important measures In single bill
We trust, therefore, that the public sentiment may nd
cate. has in the noble State Of Michigan the course
which best to be pursued BY the representatives Of the
people in Congress, for the adjustment Of the pending
dispute We confident that there many patriotic
gentlemen in both houses Of Congress who would be glad
60 for general bill If they believed it the wish
OF their constituents Nor will we question the motives
Of those gentlemen who opposed principle to such
course. We accord to them the sincerity Of mo-
tive; but fear that If the bills united settle
will be long retarded if not entirely prevented and
that event apprehend great and continued agita-
ton, which may do much to esrange from each other
the conlending sections Of the Union. and lead the
most deplorable consequences Again we express our
ardent hope that this balefu and omnous controversy
may be settled principles just and honorable to all
sections OF this great confederacy.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


0y-Mr HxHHy Lewis, OF Montgomery, Alabama gen
sra travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee assisted BY Mr.
q. BRKTT.
r IsnAsL JAnks, No. LA South Tenth street. Phiiads
pha il our general travelling agent by Mes JAAEs
wHrrLE wn IA. WELD o. H. p. srEn JoHs CoLass, JAAEs
DrERixs, A. KIRK wELLIserox, A. EvASs, JAEEs CLARK
JoRr w. ALLxs, and p. LOCKS.
0y-E O. w. JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
general travelling agent by Mes
ssIrH, r. JAsoK TAyLoR, W. ARssrRose, PERRIs
LoeKK, W. RAMSAY, and G. sTEISaAE.
00-Receips from either Of the above will be good.
GOV PALsER, American Newspaper Agent 10 the only
authorized agent paper cities Of Boston, New York
and PhiAdea, and duly improve red take advertisements and
subscriptions nj the required by His receipts will BE-
regarded His Offices areBoston Congress
New York, Tribune buidug Philadelphia, northwest
Third Chestnut
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The PREsrpESr's pLAs.--The Albany Evening jour.
nal remarks follows relative to the Presidents plan
for the settlement OF the slavery question
The Presidents plan does settle the whole question BY
leo ptng it TO BE- settled by the people themselves"
That is really OF the plans TO settle question.
MANY people would like to pay of debts in the same
way-seItle them by leaving them TO be paid by some,
body elseif that would satisfy all parties But woula
that settle the billsi
The truth IL, this administration has come on 70 me
ground occupied by Mr. Cass, in relation to the WimoI
Provso but they merely attempt to deceive the people =
to that aaring fact They would leave The question 70
be settled BY ths people That is Gen Cass's plan
But they differ with him in claiming that ms sel ",
themselves. They say il is settled by referring i 70
them They assume the main position, and then attsmpl
TO skuk from it. SO much for the Wlmot- Provso par
Of the matter 80,
But there Is another thing The democrats claim tba'
Congress should establish territorial governments Tor tne
Territories leaving the people TO settle the slavery
question Gen TAYLOR however proposes 70 leave .ns%
sc,fhouf anu government. This is "non-inierveniion
with looseness Does the Journal suppose ttrs plan
settles the slavery question Hartford tCt) Tines
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We learn from the New Orleans Courier that an excel
lent claret wine ia now manufactured in Texas from the
Mustang grape nowse inferior to the French caret Chat
paper adds that thousands Of hogsheads could be manu-
featured every year from the grape above mentioned
which is native Of Texas, very hardy, and grows IN
great luxurance. We have no doubt that in due sme'
not only wines Of high grade and character as are
grown in Europe be produced in this country but al
most every other article, that minister to the necessity
comfort or luxury Of man. II ever people were bound
by every obligation to God and man. and every induce
ment Of interest," to preserve the precious privileged
which have been vouchsafed to them it is the people o.
the United States.
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We lay before our readers very interesting letter from
our New York commercial correspondent. II touches
the questions OF banks. constitutional treasury, pro.
tectve tariffs free trade &c, in manner which Is calcu-
lated to present the whole subject collectively before our
readers Il discusses the matter philosophical prin.
cpes and on practical facts The statistics he embraces
are very instructive. His conclusions irresistible.
The whole exposition is admirable. He shows, in the
strongest and dearest manner the great truths which the
democratic party have advocated and which Mr. Folks
usrous administration reduced 10 practice Il is one
Of the best letters which emanated from the pen Of
Prentice.
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The supplying OF London with abundance OF pure
subject which much attention is paid and during
the JURY many things brought TO light, respecting
the present furnished London, which excite
annual visitation Of the cholera, something If
possible The Thames In It's sate is undoubtedly
the OF much disease. presents, IN its passage
through the metropolitan districts the large evaporatns
surface about 25 acres which be taken ino
count In estimating the OF the great fatality OF
cholera in London The Of sinks, drains, &c OF
this city, discharged by the great into the river
and agitatcd with the mud In dirty solution, and from
this suface vapors given of day aud night in quan-
tie. which the density OF London fog reveal In
cold weather the air condenses aud arrests the matter.
which, higher temperature enters the atmosphere in
vsbly and escapes observation, except in It's effect upon
the health Of those who breathe it. his wsascerained
fact that after the temperature OF the Thames has risen
above 90 deg diarh9a cholera, and dysentery become
prevalent and disappear the temperature subsidies
London Cor. Nat. Infei.
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DEATH SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION Tho following ex-
aordnary is related in the Gazette des Tubu-
"A few days ago, in tavern the Barcre de
gEtoi e. a journeymsn painter. named Xavier c., well
known for his incorporate habits while drinking with
some comrades laid wager that he would lighted
candle His bet taken and scarcely had he introduced
the flaming candle into his mouth, when lac uttered slight
cry and fell powerIess the ground blush fame was
flicker about his lips, and, attempt being
made TO offer him assistance, the bysandcrs horror.
struck find that he burning internally At the end
Of half an hour his head and the upper part OF his chest
were reduced to charcoal. Two medical called
and recognised that Xavier had fallen victim sponta
combustion. This conhagration the human frame
frightuIy rapid 10 it's progress bones, skis, and
cle are all devoured consumed and reduced to ashes
handful Of dus, the spot where victim fell is all that
scmains "-Lipupoof Mercury