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on his horse and gallopcd away. Furtber than
this GalTick, could learn nothing. The police
were inclined 10 believe the catastrophe one OF
the usual adventures then nequentin the forest
OF Bondy; but GarreN pointed cut 10 them
that Sin George Leh ,,A pistols we're ionnd
loaded ami in his nu.al1r. and Ial\gh,fa bia
purse had oeen takeu iroiu him, ujs gold
watch, gold snlh box, and diamond rina Ters
found untt ached, fr0m WhjGh ag SorCh ~
irstly that Sir George Lewis had NOT bso ~,
tacked by bar dtti, but by sonIa aoguain, tsoe,
VINO peihdiol ly took him oil ms guarJ and
secondly, that the pci5Onat pl erLy ~.
ton cd mercly because The ycb1 rWs~ hass
ni ofF romislng himself Nhert rt sae ss-
Sal was al Acquaintance ot 5r tsorge
Lc IS, and moved in the soci err 10 which
Tao knight belonged ihe su,lue, asaaEa bed
at the chateau was Lheu src9.ts 1angd Ly
Garrick and the police. =.,u stt5l5ri lighted
upon an italian called! ti,r thc, Lax. nrctas
The Italian wa@ prOysd }U .at, ,.aG,4eJ the
chateau shortly ats 81 &n.agn t-rwEb. ana
despite his explanation, hD ng3, arrested but
no direct evidence couht 0e nro.sght aganFc
him, and The mob aroig.atyr vi. t,aa eu.aeisx.
who was naturally ygll 4uL. .&a dad }tJ suGI
cloud as a c.inle should rc>. ,ou la at,gnds. "
used every eSerti a 10 rlorui tia liberation
% the Italian. d.
AT the nom { Gargick inter- svei = No
begged the pohc to allow nm 10 nnke I'm ex-
perhment which He dechlrr1 ". Geci~iYy Gnr-
rick, IS every body m,ows, wa lalaosI., ,or his
play OF his feature, ue uou.d ASSUME .ilatoyar
countenancc h. pleased, Sir Gvorge I.ewis
had his portrait taken by tat0u1, Gi,a Garrick
went to Latoura studio 70 study .lg portrait
and make up himself The poIice etched
The Italian from the jail and carried hn Iwell
escorted, to Sit Lewis's rooms Laceqy and
porplexed at this move, Qor he had }lren yisi.
ter Aat Sir George Levi * house, ne questioned
The poiice agents what they were gong TO is
with him. No reply Wa madv TO his inqyinas
until they reached tho deceased house. when
The chief of police said Sn George Lswis
is not dead. lie accu,@ g,u II al,efnDting to
assasSlnate hiln. an going ~ coplr MI YOU
both. y The II Ian lrembIed, ha cGuld scarce
ly speak, his onfdcncc all 'ca sock him II.
was carried into the room where Garrick
stood; the great actor represented Sir George
Lewis to the life; he had his ace, features,
expression, gesture, an& is was ~ the. very
tone Of the deceased krigntjJarrlgh exclailnod
you wretch! you assassin Ogoa iare deny
your crime Letorc me: Ii4 Italian as lhun.
derstruck, and falling uEoo L.shuare, rnn fe4sed
his crime snd u we'd tor mercy lie was
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stages from washington,

II. ". Martin, agent, Office Franklin House corner
ofEghth and ID stTcets.l ... ..r ..-. r s,.... ..
For Leonardtowp and Charlotte Hall, Md, leave
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 61< a. m. " I.
For Port Tobacco, Md, leave Tuesday Thursday,
ami Saturday at 81 a. m. .s - .r,4a -
For Upper Marlboro, Nd, leave daily at 90 a. IN.
For Rockville, Nd, leave daily at "a a. m. .
FOR Frederick, Nd, leave Tuesday, Thursday, and
SATURDAY. at Ga a. m. q. .
For Leesburg and Winchester, Va, leave Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday at "a a. IN. .sF',
For Brookville and MechaDicsvillc, Md, leave
Dcrsey's hotel, 7th street.
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4 FrCdigious Enort Of Memory.

Below will be foun 1 glance at tho aSSem-
bly, of eminent chess layers, now gathered
together in New York tAdur urdinary cir
MISUNDERSTANDING : at acquaintance With
the game or interest in Il IS but hertjSl--ws
should have left the subject IN its -uboTdnate
and appropriate place; but the power Of mind
which, in conn, on with IL we had thu plea
sure of scei exhibited Oh Saturday evening
impress q. US as amounting to phenomenon,
and as oeing worthy Of prol1iaeAt mention ir
this day OF commentaries ...as
To the adept or eTon 20 the a.h0sy ar nc
| chess-board il is sufficient 10 say that, on tse
cvetmg in tstiOn MIR Louis paulser, ~
Dubuqur wa, might have been sz.ar con
tendir ,multancously against four skilfII an
t2r sts, without sight Of any ore Of their
/ aris Two Of the games won; one ne
lost, and one was drawn. I Initiated re-
cognisc imnediateIy lue di.hou ys Of SUCH 8
task Two or three aimiiar iu-. .o~ only src
on record. An Italian and q T. -h.RussiIn
are said to have accomplished rl Esat but
the great Phillad6F could not, blind ded, pre-
tend 60 contend with more lhau three oppo-
nents at once.
To the uninitiatgt'it /. sccrc ]v ln.sihle 10
explain the pCNuliwit.Cs OF ,his .cr.ormS1ce;
but they may have some gimm- ing of these
in being informed that cine cucss board COZ.
tains siXty-iDur square. wucreY are Gs-
nnuvred thirty two F.ng.a, a-,tsu o., each
side; that there az" So y d. cs a. pieces,
| each having is owl d4Una rtnveu en, and
zach obcying certain ril". ..f a.. .n'cah!a 70
the others; that tho c9mrli.tn o' the r1me
are intricate the combinations IN. nir that
player, mode ri ai,t,. ... ,.ms must Ss
varied n every step. aenr,H"un Cos trn course
adopted Ivy his Onla ori.. thrr 'pr1r nrm-
-. :. -
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SIR; The pair of spectacles you furnished me yes
terday are particularly satisfactory to me. They are
very decidedly the best possess and am the owner
of eight or nine pairs, carefully selected in different
places, and from opticians recommended TO me ac-
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Respectfully yours, CHAs CALDWELL,
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fNNHE EgUNDERSlGNED, INTENDING To RE
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fnrthcr particulars inquire at No. 39s, corner Of
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10 -,sI" f8 GALLAGHER,S
A New and Splendid Large Oven, Flat Ton
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For Wood or Coal. Four Sizes. Nos. 6, 2, 9.
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1t is only necessary to say that after very many
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public. They operate in the most satisfactory
ner.
Patentee; A. J. GALLAGHER,
July lst, 1856. .# Philadelphia.
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PErERsBUna, October 2l. ls54.

in Washington pair Of Glasses for the Spectacles
which I used, and found them Of great assistance
TO my decaying vision; and my opinion Of him is
that ne is skful in the preparation Of glasses for
'. f.s.A' J. +. MAY.
See for more testimonials the Evening Star.
an I0-tfla H4 "r...."s I'D. .. s.... .8' .'......
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HEARBL e w OR X S.-TheSubscri her
I've begs leave to inform his friendsand the pub
lie that he has increased his stock of Marble Mantes,
comprising Sienna, Brockedelia, Spanish, Egyptian
vein, IAllan, and Black Marble richly carved and
fnTA, which he offers for sale low for cash.
Also, 20 Marble Monumelts,S Tombs,' and Head
stone Slabs; Eastern Marble for window-sis, ntes,
steps, and Platforms Marble tile counter, and table
tops; SoPstone; Calcined plaster, $3 per barrel
Also on hand large lot of Connecticut Brown
Stone New York Flags and steps, suitable for build
ing purposes.
He invites the attention of builders and others to
his took and will endeavor to give satisfaction TO all
vino may favor him with their orders
ais VIM. RUTHERFORD
.....f.r... ID -. On Il street bet 10Th and lSlh
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WASHINGTON,

- WASHINGTON, Aug. s, 1855.
Having been for years under the necessity of hay-
ing two sets Of gasses-one for in the daylight
and one for lamp light procured one set from Mr.
Tobias which answered both purposes. have used
his for several months and find them excellent
.HH r.H ..f EDwAD STUBBs
| -r .. ~ ar'i 40 8 OF Department of State
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rom TO z p. m. - MrHv 'fE7I1
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r. (Signed) h .. ~ - IL g,r4..
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~. We have usd sl uglJ accident 70 our form
to-day Accldelte viii happen. lRey have has.
pened before, and may happen agaia ~
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NORFOLK. VA. July s

r-- NOhfoLk, VA, July 20, 1904.
In the experience of even two years, / have found
great difficulty in obtaining Spectac1es that were
exactly adapted to the weakness Of my sight This
Inconvenience Mr.. Tobias seems 10 have removed
Tor the present by the substitution for me OF better
and more suitable Glasses. They are clear crystal
like, and comfort able TO my eyes. i would COM
mend him to those who, from age other infirmity
require artificial aid in this way.
.at. 'a "a 'H IL SruwYxa n
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THE TEN HYDKIAN RECIrEs

EUNHE Great Eastern Panacea, pre- paI ed
u in the Temple Of Health, and for ayes formed
almost the sole medicine used in the Eass These
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up at any drug store at rifing cost. Some Of them
are particularly applicable in Consumpt on, Scrofi-
la, Liver Affections, Impurity Of the Blood, &c.
Others remove Syphilis, Secret Diseases, itch,
Nervous Diseases Costiveness &C., in an almost in
crcdibly short time. Sent with plain printed drec-
tiOns, on the receipt Of rs cents.
WIN. FRANKLIN,
.... ...... Rox 21l. Albany n Y
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GrGa s. .sE ~ sLYSCHRURG, Nov. /, 1854. ia
From an examination Of Mr. Tobas's Glasses
and from his observations and remarks, am con.
vinced that he is skiful optician. s |aanI's
@tt h#a I 4a na "ss-s III BLAcKFoRD NJ ID. BY.
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Ror the South, via lAs Orange aud Alexandria and
The Virginia Central railroa Is cars leave Alexandria
atTl4 a. M and 81 L. m. .'.. .. " tiN
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TO THE LADIES or WASHINGTON.
"IDWIfERY.--M Mrs. BANGS, Profess
I'VE sonal Medium, would respectfully inform her
friends and the public, that she has removed from
her late residence 10 Twelfth between and Streets
next door To John ID. Clark's Police Office. She here
by tenders her thanks TO her friends and customers
or the liberal patronage bestowed upon her, and
opes by her attention and assduity TO business, 10
merit continuance OF public patronage.
Refers 20 DR. Hogan and DR. Fairfax Alexandl Ia.
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Copy OF Testimonial which appeared in the Daily
American Organ, May 81, 1855, from Judge " Ellis,
Oate editor:) E.u '#s4 t
y Having suffered for many years past with weak
ness OF the eyes, and that defect of vision which
results from too constant and intense use of these
sensitive organs, we were led to make trial of To
bias's new and improved discovery for the eyes,
whose name heads this article We saw them re-
commended by sundTy gentlemen of Virginia. whom
we know, and therefore had less hesitation in max
ing the experiment. We are more than pleased with
the article. We read with less fatigue with these
lens than any we had ever tried bef0re and we see
more distinctly with them. Without meaning to
disparageth claims of others who have made inn
proyehients in Spectacle Lens we deem but Just to
Nuke the above statement. Mr. Tobias resides on
Seventh street, opposite the National Intelgencer
Office" - ~ II sg-E-s ssr.l .,.4,r g fs.tr9 .
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Cars and Boats FOR tho south.

For New Orleans via Aqua creek, the boats leave
at a. m. and p. m, or on arrival Of the Northern
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) sAn ta WILMlNGroN, N. G., June 16, 1854.
10 persons who have had the sight Of their eyes
20 impaired to require the use Of Glasses, would
recommend MIR. John Tobias as suitable person
from whom to obtain such Glasses as they may re-
for far and near sight My sight has been impaired
very much by service of years in the Post Office
Department, which berth required me to be on duty
from o'clock at night till after day, during which
time used but one light. f5 a''e.
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no All. T.nATyALuE THEIR SIGHT,

NWL ISHES TO GALL THE ATTENTION OF
Wv all that suffer with defective sight, caused
py age, sickness, and particularly from glasses in
l9dicipusy selected, to his superior Spectacles and
GLASSES, carefully ground by himself to true spher-
cal accuracy, and brilliant transparency, suited pre-
clseiy and benefcialy to the wearer, according to
tne concayty or convexiy of the eye Very numerous
are the III effects caused to the precious organs Of
sight from the commencement Of using glasses IN
not pelng precisely suited by the Of an optome-
yer ana the practice of many years enables me to
measure the focal disease Of the eyes, and such
glasses that absolutely required will Be furnished
with precision and satisfaction
-. I, acknowledges the very liberal encouragement
already obtained and further solics the patronage
q tnose that have not yet avaed themselves of his
i Persons that cannot conveniently CALL by sending
tne glasses IN USE and stating how many inches they
can read this print with their spectacles can be sup
Piled with such that will improve their sight
Circulars TO be had gratis, at his office, No. 512
seventh street. three doors from Odd Fellows Hail.
up stairs. ega silg| ,.8 NJ itt,3 flEaG TI-5
innrmerable testimonials to be seen, and refer
ences gwen to many who have derived the greatest
ease and comfort from his glasses
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RlrVni.icAN -rATE ,=I..I aNlioN
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aac 4 NH,a, a,e.. ft' tE
as - as ss ss..t-a . .t.ssai
,@el G,e Est.
c. a-srt oi asJ sh.- q j.. IS
a. Hses I.
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aeaa q ~ aas. containing to "a
.si a.s.i IS hsuie. -.yt.
aoss 6 tAa ker1l
u# ce ~ ID yr-araF.
ss songacri Tin, ,le !
dictated in t statc, wt
. i. &, gained tAc greatest sud ms
victor they ever achieved
as tte wrote Il. editorial IN wiieh
acl wav the Republicans were q
SEED il some counties WHERE het,ar tia
asl In expected, III tAcir candidate
aliee-. ~, D,79l' knows
.a. tc -. rs eIlsis- u Lary I TIA
Che Ata e,n rs vpa.d h>~c r,.f
eyes t.E Jcase is- ~ Nla5 !, vii
s. asd - NsEi 2ug II, "a
a.u tI-< A IL va liz 34.
~ea tac rreat battle. w.ale
were simply yis'efiog7 !. & -.
ls eaeu & &irnis ..g4 N.n hs 3
e1 the sew Contribution IN spite Nd
mr,pr entations anA s1e.Hi -.
Democracy, Iag People has,
@ snd approved what our oppones
l the work Of Republican haat
wa sad beiorc the ciectIon the Hcpnu
would ehearini.y bcar IT, l-es.4ia.
:. this heN instrument alu taS ,et
wcaid pact them IRcs !.ayy sons i, II
"a dong hafe admin. tetga .epl.c
'ae Democrats, party wi..,a a... scHsi
oe4 NJ ts >ta ~ II political ...l
.ua los ,Ae ~ tue
~si.c-4 t..t@ Why v, ate last aa..
.eat tr,aa,rh. Hcarc &
Republican part y hi l.. a-
u .las cscr, reason - teal y,
wages trsay i not stronger than 3, y.
At Asagc tnaa tins, We have trai.t.
eApa.-ae aaa h-ia.biieall. AUS b,
- sn,ies 4sid. sat no matter h"v &c.
4 ty. tlrr canast cain ipil,,
tcesga. III staying at haatg W. tia
rs. ,ac 84gse. Nil bear tAe dc..st .. :.
F. @igt CHRISTIAN humility. Il
pr4.E = ~ mind tlat as elya3 w
s..'ass.... il te.d .. sp pr'S.He s.. deita.
s-c sblnBsHtiy a'i.ted win Z If IL
t .ffe si tt.i a3r rriganpr
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she 81 Lou, isteiig.sct, q Tuesday thus
tuIas up tl4e retgal.
since Yesterday uc have heard from Bat
lingr 'u'a : Ussge ard Reynolds COIN
ties. .lgr al. s.Ga decided gains for RoL-
amounting ~ siie aggr,gat. 10 GIG
Eate4. T.e corrected return u Lewis coun-
T.. a-. ! gainto lsollin. ol Sc votes. Total
.,c.A .aea yesterany's table, GAG votes
Tai, leaves ROLLINS about 4lO0 ahead,
with only about 80 small counties To hear
irom-most OF which, the editor Of the Re-
pabticua says, contain large majority Of
peope who eat corn-brcad and have dirty
faces
This Is a splcnctic fling at the " Wander
ing jew" who is 10 be made bear the odiuan
of the defeat If the Antics in the South
west.
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