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RAILROADS.
DENNSYLvANIA AIR LINE
fHiizS Sik 1aa,, II

e.. NEW YokK. - 49,
AND ALL POINTS IN TUE ss SWYi ENGLAND
THROUGH BETWEEN WAsHIseros AND
WITHOUT c cHA tSkk or CARS.
equipment on this ltae Is new and Of the most
,RtLLMAN PGRLoR OARS ON DAY TRAINS.
PULLMAN PAHtiAeaHEr T FkkhffSS55Ss CARS ON
III! fs2TssY III E s SUNDAY
sS .. e.. IL hs a
POTOMAC railroad, northeast corner Of oh and B
Past L..e, leave wsshins,oa Us, q. m. daily. OK.
leave Baltimore g. els q. m. daily, .xce,t Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia .. la:sa p. m. daily, OK.
Arrive q New York It p m daily, sxcsps Sun
k,,.me:d Ezysss,, leave .shinstoa 1t Los p
Leave Baltimore at ass ,. M, daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia ct soe p M, daily, ex-
Rrfi2s q New York It s:lOp. m. daily srosp.
NisG Express, leave Washington q. s,Os p m
Leave Baltimore at lo:s D. m, daily.
Lave West Phiadslphis at $50 a. m daily.
Arrive at N fEh HGss 4 ss ssS Ss.il7
Fd1 Lins, leave New York at $50 a. m.
kass at at ss p York a. Sis
N,si EzSressi Issys New York atsp.m.
Arrive at Washington ut e:l3a m.
Connections are made in New York with steamers
on Sound New YORK. New H. M and Hartford
road, Erie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River
Fare rs low as by any other route.
vate residences on orders iet al the following ofees
where tickets and information be obtained
s sSa
station Baltimore and Potomac rsiSoad c9rner 9Th
lyA-u General Passenger Agent
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DI ED.

ESih rs On RI l7th q August I7s. ALOE
Hazel Of Georgete~H. n II s'eu 0Aush'er :" WA. U.
l Eq HsTS g take place from es sa street Tues
baltimore Sun please copy
ROSS. on the 18th Instant, After a protrsct al
'lhrss, Mr.. JEANETTE Ross, aged IS years
Fgne1sl viii axe place from No. 43l an street,
ily are invited to attend.
REED. On TIE in-t ated steamer wawase,, sA :
MARION b, ssed YEAR; y6sEPh B., aged I
Years and nonths, wife and threo children q jos.
cousin, BEL Tie a REED. LA A. I'LL and
EoNE 40 EC2E.
Is mssl I my dear I ones s' tsers t sS
Their rhee rful faces made M slad,
My happy home is nov made sd
By the raging nrey flames and wster,
NJ wife, my son, and two sweet daughters
" ere orswned On the ei2 hth August last
Dn the i'll fstei steamer " awaset.
NJ dear ones are gone, my hear is sore,
1 hsi ssTs S fas Sar nIe esh al e eSisl.
To think have home nc more
Nv heart is sad, / am bereft,
Not enc dear one 20 me il left:
With Lucy, Mamie aud este, toe,
Have perished In the waters dsep,
l trust they nov in Jesus sleep.
On may there my dear ones Lleet,
10 near Them eng their sorgs 80 sweet.
ny Niie,my children, my cousin and aunt,
Their last days here on earth have spent,
W.. Joyial heart, their friends 90 greet,
ny wife so dear, nv children three,
Wsssuoh pleasure on earth 10 me:
Ny dear ones voices I cannot hear
The sadness a my heart TO cheer
Ny dear loved ones, good Eye, good bye,
III try 70 meet you when die.
They are gone, yes, they gone, oh wheref
Ny God, my God, oh take me there.
yosKPR W. REED.
SMITH. On the 18th instant, at gss o. N, Re-
BECCA, beloved wife of Geo. w. smith.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
guested 20 attend her funeral from her late resi-
dence, 1885, on Wednesday afternoon, 2lth inst |,
at O'Clock. Her body will be rested In Union
Bethel A. NJ. Il. Church 81 o clock.
vANHORN On the 18th Of August, at Il % O.
m, Miss MARTHA X yAHH0RN, only daughter
OH J. and NJ. =. Vsnhorn, aged Is months and q
funeral at O'Clock Tuesday, 18Th instant, from
No. 625 N street northwest. Friends Of the fam
fly pectfully invited TO attend.
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ONE oR THE LIGHT BRIGADE. a survivor OF
the "noble six hundred who rode "in,o tie
mouth OF bell" a. the famous charge of Ralak-
lava, lives In Chicago. He entered the British
service a. private In the ranks, ard served in
India and the Crimean campaigns lie Vas
frequently promoted for his sOldier-ike oual.-
ties until he finally attained a captaincy. In the
'charge or the light brigade he received
eleven wounds, six OF which were severe enough
10 leave permanent scars. Hts story is that OF
the "nOble six hundred" when ordered 10
"chsrge for the guns" al thought they had an
easy task in the capture OF a few ield-pie
They never dreamed, he Saws OF the 20 900 RUS
slams who were lying In wait behind the batter
les. Five hundred were killed on the field and
only one escaped unwounded vet I'm spite OF tho
storm OF shot and shell they spiked the guns,
and all that were LETT of them found their way
back 10 the British lines OF this memorable
charge three are now in England two In Cana
da and one in Chicago. Trey each receive a
pension Of 500 per annum from the British
government.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANpRIA. VA, WASH
INGTON AND 6EORGETOWN N, d. O.
ERCHANT'S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
4V1 BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fine Ste amshfps 4. O KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week 1frsk
ANDKiA, WAsHINGToN sndss<ksss1ss ss
GEORGETQWH, as tollows:-Leave NEW YORK,
from Pier 80 East river, every SATURDAY at q
an and ALEXANDRIA the same day at Q m.
For full information apply t. Y. A. DENHAM,
town, or at the corner Of nth street and New York
avenue.
@- Freights delivered by Knox's Express Or
ders left at General Office, sos Pennsylvania ave-
tended to.
jell-u J. w. THOMPSON, President
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CONVICTED cE ARsoN.-The Roanoke Ttmss
contains the following In relation 81 the trial
and conviction Of James littTeu, for the burn
ING OF Capt. j. G MileT's barn, In Roanoke
county, IN February last; There were forty-six
witnesses examined. This was the second trial
OF this case, the prisoner having been granted
rev trial by Judge MahOod. The iurV, as we
stated last week, was from Montgomery county,
II being impossible TO get . jury from this
county, The evidence adinced was substantially
the same as elected ~ the former uiai.
II Nas clearly shown that the prisoner vas
tracktd from the harm O. his home. aud that ON
the DAY OF the Burning lie had made threats
against captain Miller ant u, g, Yates ESQ :
WHO owned an interes. in a threshing machins
anst "a 10 TIE harm, and which Nas DESTROYED.
The jury, after an absence Of a short tfme
brought IN avertiCtof guilty, and fixed hs term
OF Imprisonment at three wears, two YEAR, les
than The former verdict.
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TO Confederate soldiers.
9-A California dog revealed a murder by
bringing home a human arm.
~ Brown tinted note paper Is now the fashion
IN LONDON. The note sheet Is cut in legal 81 ape:
ana turns At the top, instead of at the side The
novelty will soon be the rage here.
~ A esprit photographer" got 500 from A
silly old man in Peoria for a picture OF the Oh
mans dead wife, but some practical fellows
ducked the Photographer in the river until no
agreed TO restore the money.
sTSeveral young fellows have broke of their
engagements with Fashionable fdaoes this sum-
mer. They say that kissing a lady with an
Elizabethan ruff on is about a. mucp -fun asem-
bracing circular saw in full motion.
@lt Is noticeable that since the white
Mountain accident young ladies and gentlemen
are by no means so emulous of the highest seats
on the top Of the stage coaches, which at this
time Of year infest the country, as they formerly
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DoCToRs AND MrDrctSrs.-Tte f,rro,-g,.,
authentic story OF a Chicago doctor. will blend
amuse ment with instruction: We are often
IeiC that doctors never take medicine of Their
Own or any one else's rccOmmenling. WAS re-
Dlnced OF this few months ago. I went into
tne once OF one OF Chicag0's most celebrated
physicians 70 obtain prescription for a cold
ana hoarseness. While lac was writing il out he
casually mentioned that, having been out in
the terrible storm OF the previous day, a severe
cold had resulted, and that in the morning he
could scarcely speak aloud. As I folded the
prescription-which was Egyptian 20 me, but
seems to be the mother tongue of druggists-I
Fentured TO inquire what he had taken for his
hoarseness: "Losf sugar and lemons" was the
placid reply. Well that remedy OF drugs was
never used, for found "loaf sugar and lemons''
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RY b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 1873 Eth street, between and Il sts

TY ON C0RCORAN sTREET, BETWEEy
iS1H AND I'm AID z AND r STREETS,
- b, yirtu. Of q deed Of trust, dated January
= 20, 1873, recorded in liser IOa, folio IS aud by
n1dIrection OF the holder Of the note secured
thereby, will sell At public auction, on the prem
lses, on TUESDAY, the 26th day Of August, at 5
O'Clock p m, all that piece parcel of ground in
Washington city, d. C., known and designatel As
lots 100, l0, Lea, %, ami IS in Chipman Exley aud
Richards, trustees, subdivision of square 2i0 the
SANG Is recorded in the Surveyors Office In liber II
II rms OF sale: sc 100, with 10 per cent interest
from January I'D, 1873 and the eN psnses Of his sa
IN cash; and the balance at and Il months, secured
by notes bearing interest," and deed of trust on tito
property. SSIO on each lot down when the property
is struck Of IT the terms Of sale are not Complied
with within week from the day Of sale the trls-
tees the right resell the property At the
-isk and OF the detauiting pure hastr Convey.
duCing st purchasers cost.
JeHN A BARBER,l r-,..
L. 4. DARNEILE. ( Nus"ees'
auRl5-d (Obronl b. n. WARMER, Anct
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THE EXPLOSION IN VIRGINIA Cry Tha
inysl, e9us explosion In Virginia City, Nevada
BY which several lives were lost and sevcrsi
huhlHgs Destroyed has been AZ last ex-
planned by letter, which reveals the con-
tents ~ General Van BOkkelen's laboratory AZ
that time. The writer or the letter saws. LAS
you entered the generals Office, on Il street.
in the nrSt corner 20 the right were two
sample cases OF Hercules pOwder one case of
Hercules po~der and gun cotton saturated with
niuc-sl ycefine. 2nd one case OF cotton ruln sat
uraied with nitro glyceriDe. When ! visited
General Van Bokk On. he told me that he
would soon have blasting agent la the market
that would excel giant powder. when : asked
MN what u was, he turned 90 the above mem
uoned csSes and opened them. showing me
the eun-cotton saturated with uifro-s lvce-
rine, together with the cotton pulp MIXTURE
During tbs conversation, General Van Rokke-
len said, White, when I get this fairly started
which VII be IN about SIX week., III give YOU
500 and expenses PER month 20 Introduce III On
the mining public And. presume. it was for
the purpose Of making these cotton nitra-g lvce-
rine compounds that be lad the six cans OF nitro
glyceTine."
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CUNARD LINE.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICA,
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOB,
CALLING AT CORK H4RBOR.
FROM NEW YORK.
.0uba ..-.-- Wed--Aus. Is Samaris: Sst-Ans. l6
sscotis.-.Wed- Aug. % AbyssiniA-sat---Aue. IS
.A,s.rlN-. Wed. Aug. = Bsievia..-s..--Ang. -
Java wed-S Sept 10 Sat.-Sept Is
seamers marked thus do not carry steersge pas
SEM eFs.
DAY from New York.
RATES OF PAssAeR.-Csbin, $50, 500, and ESQ
gTGi,1, s9 &c pI;s to a1domm9dation' A
Return tickets on favorable ter ms s.srsTsx
Storage, $50, currency.
sitersse tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
bills Of laSirg given to Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre,
Antwerp, and other points on the Continent and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin pas
sage, apply at the Company's ofTice, No. 4 Bowling
green; for storage passage, at No. III Broadway,
CHbs. G. FRANKLYN, Agent, New York.
OTIS BIGEL0W, Agent, 0fioe, 64S d street
noSls-B northwest, Washington, D. q.
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANpRIA. VA, WASH.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 2, North Wharves, Phil -n~<@
%9SsslBPhis' WEDNESDAY and SAT Es!aezE
Frem SO Water street, Georgetown, ID. @. TUES.
DAY and SATURDAY at 10 a. m.
This line connects at PhiIsdelphia with "Ciyde'
New England States: No wharfage in Boston by
tN VIM o' CLYDE Coy TYPE Ps ssspt Ofo
WALDO A. PEARCE, 81 Congress street Boston,
RI Freights delivered by Knows Express. Or
nue., or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at.
tended to. ap2
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LENANDRIA & WASH
"A INGTON Il. r.. lfS4 Ifr55.lss.5ss-

Corner Of 3 AMI SiztA S.rsstS.
Local Trains leave for Alexandria follows:-8,7
3 - IL, IL, .. m Il noon, !, 2, ), 4, 5, els D. M
a. ~ and ,. M daily, all other trains daily exec pf
LEGAL Trains from Alexandria arrive as follows
oS' q q gS, 10 S, II 49, q. m, Il 80, Ss, 80,
5S, 4S, oSjl oS, IS, S33 q. m; 5.S3 a M and s.
p m from Alexandrts daily, all other trains daily
- Trains marked TINS connec. with trains on
Washing t"n and Ohio r. X. "
QUANTIC0 Accommodation leaves Washfn cton
7 40 q. IN daily, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington ii Is p. m daily, except Sunday
Through tickets to sll points South and Southwest
Tor sac at Omces, corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
yan1a avenue, and corner 9th street and Pennsyl-
vana avenue, where passer gers leave orders for
baggage to be checked at all hotels aad residences
through 20 destination.
<. s. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. jya4-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW w.
III GRHEH WILLIAMS, Auctseneer~,
~ No. 1901, Northwest cornerlQh and ID irsses

ID No. 1901, Northwest corneri0h and d sirssts
TRUsTEE's SALE OF PLATFORM SCALE,
PAINT BRUSHES, DIFFERENT slZEs, BkST
QUALITY, FOR PAINTERS AND ARTISTS;
SAsH TOOLS, CHAMUIs SKINS, GROUND
PAIkT BRUSHES, WINDOW GLASS, a.
COACH yARNIsB, FINKsT QUALITY; ONE
PIIIY, WBiTE LEAp, RED GEkp>k LSRSE
ASsORTMENT OF PAINTS, CONSISTING In
PART OF M0RAwK WHITE LEAD, IN
FRENCH rlNE BURNT UMsER, Raw UM :
ROCHELLE 0CHRE, METALLIC PAINT,
HICSLATE PAIsT, JAPAN DRYER; ruR:
VENETIAN Rel; FIfrY lNl POUNDS FIN.
EsT IRISH GLUE, LARGE QUANTITY OF
The FINEST WALL PAPER, DIFFERENT
PATTERNS, WITH BORDER TO MATCH,
AND MANY OTHER ARTiCLEs IN THE
TRADE TOO NUMEROUS TO ENUMERArE.
F By virtue Of Q deed Of trust, q ttsd the 18th
day OF August, A. d. lSz3, aud duly recorded
yn Liher 730. folio -, one Of the land records
Ter Washington county in the District of Columbia,
and BY direction of the parties secured thereby,
shall sell, in front Of Green & Williams auction
rooms, on TUESDAY, August p, 1873, st 1 o o'clk
q. m, the above name articles without res rye.
We call the attention Of the trade the tct that
these goods were purchased last May in New York
and Baltimore for cash, and Of the finest quality
Tel ms cash. O. 3. BuNDY, Trustee
ansls-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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DROPOSALs FOB HEAD-STONES FOR MA.
TIOHAL MILITARY CEMETERIES.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
QuARTRRMAsTRR 4ANRR as OFFICE

WAR DEPARTMENT,
QUARTERMAsTBR GENERALS OFTICB,}
p-o-.., WAsHINGToN, June n, 1873. \
posals are invited for furnishing Head stones
Tor the National Military Cemeteries, as prescribed
is an extract:
Provided, that the head stones required by an act
snt1tled ian act to establish and protect National
Oemeteries" approved February a, 1867, and the
sst ssIaendstory thereof approved June s, lisa, shall
q shall keep them IN place when set, and the con
Tract iof supplying the same shall be awarded by the
secretary OF war, after sixty days advertisement
IN ten newspapers OF general circulation TO some re-
snail In the greatest measure combine the elements
OF durabilty, decency, and cheapness: and the sum
OF one million dollars is hereby appropriated for
spSropriated ana he secretsry ~ w sSt
shall hrst determine for the various Cemeteries the
size and model for such head stones and the stand
ards o. quality and color Of the stone be used and
ods shall be made and decided with reference there
90 and contracts may be made for separate quanti-
TIES OF such head stones and the contracts made un
der this act shall provide for furnishing and settae
gate exceed the sum hereby apprO Dristed.
The total number to be furnished Is estimated at
KS 'So For the known, l2 69. for the unknown,
SPECIFICATIONS, describing IN detail the standard
nxed by the Secretary Of War, be had on appli-
cation by letter TO this Office, where also specimen
VIII be placed on exhibition within few days.
marked Proposals for Headstones for National
military Cemeteries, ~ and addressed to tho Quar-
termaster General o. the Army, in whose Office they
nray Sa al on ociocs
An.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War
ousrtemasser General, Brevet Major General o.
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OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AoUEDUCT,
W WASHINGTON, d. c.. August 8, 1873
NOTICE TO CONTRACT

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed " Proposals for Work
on the WI shington AQueduct," Will be received at
this Office until y O'Clock, on the 26TH DAY OF
AUGUST, for building Dwelling and Wooden Fence
the Conduit Road.
Proposals will be received only on the printed
and any desired Information, can be had on appli.
cation, b. mail or In person, TO
Colonel OF Engineers, u g. A.,
aug5-6t Chief Engineer, Washington AQueduct.
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ID ROAD.
DEror CORNER 9Th SIS w ~ -

After July Gath, 1873, trains will run as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE FORThAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON.
5:5 q. m, Niagara EXP ,5;B 9. M, New York ex
daily. press, daily
1858 q. m, New York Ex SIS q. m, all daily, ex-
press, daily except Sun cept Sunday.
s m daily aocOmmo- North and VEST std daily i5o"
dation. LIS q. m, Accommoda-
Ills q. m, Fast Line tion from Baltimore,
west, daily exec pt sun q D. m, Cincinnati ex
gay press, daily, except Sun.
pres. AS ,. MN. Y. express.
s:2S, Baltimore express. daily, except Sunday.
$40 p. m, Baltimore &C. 6l8 D. m, all daily az.
communication, daily ,ex- cept Sunday.
sis ,. m, Cincinnati Elk. Baltimore, daily from
press, daily, except Sun. West and North.
0Ss >. m, daily New York pres, daily. NIX
Night Express. ll0S .. m, New York
press daily.
Trains leaving Washington at s:4s q. m. and $40
p. m, connect at Bowie with trains for Marlboro,
leaving Bowie at $40 and IL q. m, and 545 D. m,
arriving at Marlboro at l0:tO and 1l4s o. m, and
Traiss arriving at Washington a. HIS .. m. Sis
and s58 .. m, connect at Bowie with trains leaving
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once
northwest corner OF 18Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest corner of6th St and Pennsyl
avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels and residences to all points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Oolum.
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points north, northwest, west and southwest
X. l.. DuBABRY, General Supf.
E.S. YOUNG, Gent Passr Agent. jy7itf
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EsI DtNCANSON, BOWLING Co, Auot,rs
ID Southeast corner 9Th aud D streets northwest

TIL STkkS, SAlEQF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IkgPfRTH. SITUATED on NEW JERSEY
AhENIE, BETWEEN NORTH CAROLISa
AVENUE AND SOUTH ID STREET.
- By virtue Of deed VI trust, datei twenty
ii seventh day Of Jannary, 4. d. 1871. recorded In
Lieer No. 6s5, folio Isl, and By direction of the
holder OF the note secured thereby, will sell Al
public auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, ,
the 9th day 81 August, at O'Clock p. m gil that
piece or parcel OF ground in Washington city, d G :,
known and designated a. Lot lsttered B. in Charles
Stott subdivision Of original LOT numbered seven,
81 IN Square No. 695, being improved by one three.
story and basemcnt Brick Dwelling.
Terms OF sale: s. OOC cash; aud the balance 10 6
and IL months with interest AZ the rate % ten per
cent, secured by notes and deed Of trast the prop
cry. $500 down when the property is struck OF ii
the terms Of sale are not complied with 10 I've DAYS
from the day Of sale the trustees the right TO
resel the property. al the risk and OF the de-
faulting pun chaser. COnyeyancing q. cost OF par-
chaser. W. l.. DUNLOP, t..
p. A. DaRNEiLLE,S Trustees.
'DuSNCANS0N, BOWLING & co,
auelo-o lChrOn. dts Auctioneers.
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EVENING STAR.

ANIMAL NAeSvTIsN. 90 wuAr~- chlr,,.,
hAs got MT Tor scientists 60 crack sr,l thss-s
ia Prospect that they vii cncrunter not a litfle
difhculty In doing a.. A young gentleman
named Brown has been before several learned
nodies IN that city. ami has eiified and pu r-led
men All ~ snme psychological exploits ~h ch
me ooctors are unable q account for. One 81
a. : sNusotdinaTy feS.s was recently pcrformed
~ h, Ihicago TrihuDe ofice In the presence OF
We editors sho tried 90 test hIs rowers One OF
tse ed tors reiirs % join NJ rootn aud ppt
81 Al coin between the leaves Oh A vo,un,e az
folsnd credit mohijeT report. witch he then
covered ~ with several other yolpu,es Re,,rr-
ing 70 the Young man. the experi raept.., ,lss.J,
his band on The forshesd of Brown. keepin, ~
mind al the while hNed on the coin Crts.,'
who bad been all the while clos,Iy him 6ais,t'
atonce arose, walked against the door le.li,s
TO the library. opened u, put his hand on the
volume containing the coin, and said. Here hi
Is l do not know what n i, but II Il in this
DOOR Several other experiments OF q similar
knd were tried, the result being entirely sue
ceseiul % far rs Brown WAS concerned in each
instance. He Is not spiritaA medium. and
Gains 10 supernatural powers. but asrrihes his
powers 10 animal magnetism. A number Of
sSlehthtH lave taken him In hanl. AMI nov tn,
ChicsVo doctors have declled u give him =
round and report results.
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NOTICE OF RINOVAL,

,CARO bets leave 10 inform his customers ana
Bs,as un 10 enssss a thst Be h,s removed his
hHkl under the Estionai Hotel, where hsS
Vii Keep nne stock Of GOLD and eILYEB
Nd DiAMQSDs, Which he vim ali 4 greet bar.
gains. SOLD u karss Gold wstchss, from N up.
trouble to shew goods. Wstchss and JeVelry nesfiv
repaired. Remember the name and NUMBER n
RIIORI eOIHa lIsIWaHRI szsamS S1s
dIiy P q a. PA ri e sI ';Sas1 -
RRIDAL AND IUHERAL WRnATHs, BOU:
y DUETS, CROSSES, AMCHOkS AND STARS
Braiding done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl, By hT' 1ksxs, late q Boston, Ne; s9s 81
dent Grant, hrs. Admiral 0oldsborough, ". ".
CoIeor,sn, eensrsl Hsey, General Tompkin,s Gen.
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STEAMER LINES.
WAsHINsToN, NORFOLK, BOSTON AN

M AsHINGIUN, NVkIVIk, BUSTON AND
w PR0yIDENOB.
The dne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE,
Norfolk, will leave her sharf, foo. se
Thu hsDAf, 81 Sp. m. touching At principal River
Landings, connecting at Norfolk with Steamship 81
the M and M: hne for Boston and Providence
freight sh uld BE- addressed " care Of Lady Of the
Lake, via Norfolk Branch ticket ONCE at Knox s
Express Qtf,e, SOS Pennsy lvsnis avenue.
7. NJ. Chbt Oh, Agent. 9Th street wharf.
DORSEY CLAGETT. General gent,
mh Plants Store, corner 18th At. and Pa. ave.
CUNARD LINE.
With the view OF dtminish ting the chances Of COLL
sion, the Steamers Of this Line viii, henceforth
take o specin ed course for ell Of the year
On the 0utwar4 Passage from Queenstown 70 New
York or Boston, crossing Meridian Of 20 ct Is Lat
or nothing to the north Of -.
On the HomewArd Passage, crossing the Meridian
Of 30 ct ~ Lat nothing to the north Of q. jyl6m
CUNARD ZINE.