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THE ITALIAN sALAMANDER

From the New York Daily News, May a.
The most remarkable exhibition which we have
ad the good fortune 10 witness for q long time,
took D. ace at Jones's Wood on Wednesday after,
noon Crfsto orc Buono Gore, who has created
great excitement not only among the masses of the
peop of London; but also upon its savants, ap-
De are 1t Jones Is uod at the time naned to give
an exhibition tn Sc ect number of gen ptlemen of
the wonderful n erits O. dress which he has in
vented, and which, he claims, is not only i'm per
yious to FIRE, bnt, when worn, will preserve the
body from injury, though the dress be in actual
co intact with flame. This he puts on, of course,
before going into the fire, which is prepared as
follows; Two iron cages are formed to intersect
each other. about fifteen feet long by seven feet
high, but only three feet wide with four penings
or doorways. These he completely surrounds and
covers with ii ght brusbwoOd. which is fred, and
when the WI ole becomes, as il were, one body of
flame, he enters, traverses the several narrow
burning avenues, passing in and cut at each
opening with apparent ease and perfectly un-
harmed.
soen after the wood had been fred the heat was
20 great that the spectator could not stand nearer
TO Il than eight ten yards and at that distance
only With great discomfort. All who saw the ex-
pertinent we're per ectly satisfied that he could do
All he promised. In fact, he appeared to be the
only dissatisfied person on the ground for the rea
son tb at the fire was not hot enou gh for him. The
exhibition will be repeated on Wednesday next
and the proprietor of the grounds has ma lie liberal
prepsrafions for the enjoy ment of visitors.
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XIV. WASHINGTON. D. c.. FRIDAY. JULY 90. 1856
list OF LETTERS
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

MAYORS OFFICE,
lM GEORGETOWN, July q, 1854.
Notice Is hereby given to all per ssns retiding
within the limits of this to wn owners sof
dogs, that they are required TO keep the same Sc
ansd iGS thS pSod Of tyo % %oRtss fsSt
render them harmless.
The attenSion sfsthe pslirs sR cesS.fs requested,
the case. -
jy22-2w HENRY ADDlSON, Mayor.
GEORGETOWN CORPORATION ,.sToCK.--
VI Those persons who may be disposed to pur-
chase Georgetown Corporation Stock, which beass
an int. rest of sig per cent per snnqm, PayWaSMie
LAIRD, Clerk of said Corporation. je 29-dtlan
sG,OwING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
L Potomac Tow Compsny's boats, "Potomso,"
Gov. Curtin" and Belle Havea." Apply to the
Captains on board, or to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
my IS Water street. 9eor orgetown.
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MONDAY EVENING. JULY 25,
ONE WEEK ONLY.
SYNOPSIS OF OPINIONS OF THE NEW YORK

Err m the New York Tines, May f..
TIE FIAs KIsG.-A few invited guests we're
Joues's Wood Signor Cristoforo Buono Gore
was kI enough to roast himself for their private
srstlhcat,p neat little DO .er was constructed
your salsmsnder, and still in the blue s.ate set
FIRE toit The wind was high and there was SOC
fl tb ber positions and to cause the young sala-
ma Dder to Took red in the face. The old saTaman-
der began to N, ke himself ut home. He stepped
Into the roaring mass, walked leisurely among the
Bs mes m ads HE appe at the four entrances
Of the ctr ructure and remained 6ZZing aud cooking
iii the light material was all consumed Wher-
everthe flames were 6ercesr he plrced himself. and
although is helmet crack ed and hugh blisters Of
a saline character tulged out it. he hims .lf
safe and sound; neither spent in wind nor flushed
in face. Such a contrivauce certainly me-its at
I. rtion in hu manitarian point of view The fire
department, in particular, should look into the
matter.
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Gen. Grants Opinion.

NEW YORK, July pa special despatch 70
the Tribune, dated Washington, July "a, >, M,
says: "deneral Grant today In reply to q
as 10 wnether any considerable body .of, rebel
troops mad left his front to reinforce the force
1 under Early and Breckenridge replied tLat ~
at fsfersourg toas as as erer, ,as6
had been sent into the Vallfy -. "a,
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A FIRE KING.

from Ihe Ne" forA ouH, MHy I5
other persops visited Jones's Wood to see an al
ian Signor Buono Gore, walk unscathed through
a not FIRE About O'Clock the gentleman made
issnossrance clothed in suif II canvas. pai inted
red Around an iron arbor. with four entrances
lay large pile Of light erushwood. This was ig.
pited The italian then nconcernedly walked
Through the burning mass, remaining amid the
flames until the wood had been consumed. The
eyhibition com pie tely demo the practica
bility of perso Ms walking throu gh tire uuharrned
when clothed in fire proof garments. On uncoy-
srine Signor Core was discovered in a state Of
prot1se perspiration and in wise injured by the
sxpe riment,
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THE FIRE. G-REMARKABLE EYHIBI.

TFrou the BrookIyn Union May1o I

FrOm Ihe BrOOhIyn UNION, May Ty.
private exhibition of very novel character
was given yesterday in Jones Wood by sn Ital-
iau gentleman who styled himself Christoforo Bu-
ono Core, or the Fire King, tho stood in the midst
of q fierce FIRE for nearly half an hour. thoroughly
establishing his cla u to the title he has as.unei
The entertainmen mt was quite curious, but the Sig
nor has higher claims for his invention than q
mere show 1t was accorded by all present yester-
dAy that the SgnOr made good his claims and his
invention merits the attention of those interest
ed-aBd who is Lott Pin the saving of human life
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A SALAbIANDER.

IFrom the BIoOkyn Daily Eagle, May l9T
There are great many wonderful things being
done in and around New York Just by the
spirits AID magicians, but these manifestations
Are of no practical utility except to the exhibit
ors VIII are reaping rich harvest from the cred
Dlous Something that is at once curious and
useful has, however, been brought to pa bhe no.
tiee A Signor BuonO Core has invented a fre-
proof suit, in which he can walk into a burning
building with flames playing around him and feel
no Inconvenience This discovery may be of great
service It not expected that every one will at
once order salam ander outfit, and keep it in the
house in case of fire, but it will be a good thins
for each Ere company to be provided with suit
which will enable the Wearer to enter burning
buildings, save property, and assist materially in
extnguishing fires.
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RebeI,Pfslasremnsrss.. IS

NAsHyILLR, Jplyl 26+- Ono theusand ana
twenty i've rebelnffsouers. inciudtng sixty.
four commits sionedueA GERS, arrived here this
morning. ,ThsysWers captured near Atlantis,
In battles fTousthe 18th 20 the xSo INST. They
States taThe .ofhcers are ONE Colonel, one
Lieuten ant Colonel, one Major, the balance
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ID ANp'1 HAN In G 8

L 49, i11 ~
would most respectfully inform my customers
and the public 'Saner2l that am now receiving
my spring stock o1 American and French PA ER.
HANGINGS. consisting of the finest French Gilt
PaperR snitablefor parlors, dining rooms, cham
bers and halla. .teo =
oornies, Gilt Window Shades and Picture oord
and Tassels. Z t'sr
look for themselves before buying elsewhere, as
have the gest assortment Of the above goods In
the city. JOHN ALEXANDER,
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,iRb Rebel, crossing the Cunb ,.ns : = : (,

! CLARKsvILLz,5 TENN, July 2a-Partiss a.
rebeI cavalry are crossipg the 5CunSsrfsnris
river, making their way into Kentuckv. fYeS-
terdaysa party OF Us crossed q afew miles aboSeD
under 0o3onel & Johnson. Another eanAS ASisfs
party crossed below. ~ They were an 1900 Q
and mounted, and had regular offcer1' ID s1gig
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MASSEY COLLINS & CO.'S lfi "a
lVl PHILADELPHIA gfa-
DRAUGHT ALE AND PORTER.

lam now receiving large quantities pf ORA UGHT
ALE and PORTER from this ca1ehiated brewery,
which am prepared to furnish on short notice to
all persons who favor me with their orders.
Orders given to my dryers win be promptly at
tended to.
Goods delivered in all parts of Warrington and
Georgetown, free ofcharse.
RILEY A. sHINN, Agent.
Uxior Bottlins Depot, 81 Green street
ap5-tf = Georgetown, D. @.
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Withers CPM Willard Il Go Walker VIM II
Williams Irwin Webb u Ward sIs-t 15
Waltswsr NJ Widtsbrandt Awhile Df g W
" Wipar MIR WilliamsF White VIM
Wiser NJ L Worthington & Wetzell VIM =.
Werle Michl P-2 White DR. VIM W
Nhitehurst Wilson Geo Word VIM Fl
Wbaleipg Mn Willet Geo White Sidney
William on r Woodward q White DR. w w
White WV
1t SAYLES ]. BOWEN. Postmaster.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO.
IN partnership heretofore existing under the
name of Finch & Lloyd doing business at $40 llth
street, is this nth day July dissolved By mutual
consent. SAMuEl LLOYD,
~ l3-2wS II. @. FINCH.
THANKFUL FOR PAST PATRONAGE. THE
i Ice Cream Business win be continued by the
underssnsd at the old stand. No, $50 llth street,
between K and L streets. 81
~ l6-2wf SAMUEL LLOIO.
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w. ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
.ae 427 Fifteenth street,
: 3e NIma. Next door to Riggs Bank
J DEALER IN

TUBAOOUi CIUAhc. FIfkS} go
The attention of suffers and purchasers eensraI
ly is called to his stock, which win be found 70
smbrace emil great Hsrieay & 81 every ;sfisle IN his
return his anks to the public for the
patronage heretofore extended to him. je n. lms
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The Danish loss m Aissn . snnSssa "a
= 3,eco, insluding rs onesrs. sls's3 'aieI1
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Augusta 1884,
GRAND FETE OF THE SEASON
The proprietor has gagged. at enormous ex pense,
SIGNOR BUONO CORR.
THE GREAT FIRE KING,
who win perform his marvellous feat Of
WALKING THROUGH FIRE,
And remaining in
GAGE OF FLAMES,
as performed by him in Jones' Woods. NeT York,
in the presence of over 81, COZ spectators
In addition to which, q GRAND BALL will be
held in the Pavilion Dancing will be kept up
until midnight
splendid display of Fireworks and other fes
tivities will enliven the occasion.
Prof. Bergman's celebrated Brass and String
Band will be in attendance.
ment. 49,
Cars run on the 9TH street route within short
distance of the Garden.
Tickets can only be obtained at the office near
the gate which will be opened at p. M. Good
jy2S5t JOHN j. KEEFER, Manager.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
a IMPORTANT NEWS! "A
EA The Grand Tournament and Ball r.
WILL TAKE PLACE
n sFVENTu- sTREET pARg

AT sEVENTH-STREET PARK,
MONDAY, AUaUsr 1, 1864, AT 5 O'CLOCK p NJ.
HoN. THos. B. FLORENCE will deliver the ad-
dress the crowning of the
QUEEN OF LOVE AND BEAUTY
and her
MAIDS OF HONOR.
Grounds will be open at 10 O'Clock o. m. IT.
The Marine Band viii be ia attendance,
Ladies are invited to come early and secure front
seats.
See small bills. jy2a2t*
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pInisdn pnash Gas =, ., ss
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1T WILL CURE

The Elixir of life for the Aged. Will give Health
and Beauty to the Young.
This Prophylactic should be in every family at
this season of the year, this delicious beverage
can be used without the deleteriousS ELECTS
Liquors. SMITH M0RRl6ON,
Iv 7-1m proprietors
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From the Saturday Courier. May 2l. ]


siepor Buono Core on Wednesday last gave a
private exhibition to the mem bers of the press at
Jones's Wood. His arrangement consists of a
light iron frame work, standing about ten feet
high with exits and entrances st each end and
site which is plep tifully covered with brushwood,
ssplipss and shsvinss. and q dress SIS somewhat re-
Ayoung gentleman. evidently dispo.ed to make
light of the affair. distributed lucifer matches
among those present. with q request to assist in
frin the pile, which was speedily accomplished, ),
and ss the heat drove the crowd backward, Buonc
Core accoutered in his novel dress, with mar
tial stalk, - entered the flames, which, judging by
. remark he made IS he did 50, were scarcely in
tense enough to satisfy his nordinate desire to be
comfortably wsrml
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS fHEATKR.
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willard's Hotel.

Pennsylvania avenue near Willard Hotel.
FRIDAY. July g, 1854.
SECOND NIGHT
ofthe engagewent of the Po pular Irish Comedian,
MR.. 4E0kGE @. CHARLES.
and the Young and Fas cina atine Artistic,
La BELLE EMILE,
who will appear
THIS EVENING HrF~t -v-
sHANDY MAGUIRE.. ...
and MAY CONNOR.
During the evening Mr.. Charles will sing '0f
to the War, billy O'Rourke y give Paddy, g
Description of his Voyage to America" and tell
MAN WITHOUT A BACK BONE
In preparation, HANDY ANDY and COLLEEN
BAWN. --~P ~ eT
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HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
CEORGETOWN
G.. D. SMITHS
Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters.

TONIC IC-AsTRINGEBT1A AROMATIC DIs1N-I
TiNG-PR0PHYLACTIU.
r' 80 'soldsEverywhere.; sh
Ask your Druggist and Grocer for it.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST

MIsCELLANEoUs.-Mis W. NJ; Miss Milyi
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