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A LExANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL,
RloKsBflttiita RAi I1S 'i'iA AND fhs pt

ps ifSnS Conner iiA sixfih ND srRErrsT
Local trains for Alexandria leave as follows J.
u D. 10, II q M. u noon. J. ., -. b,6.7, .; a. m
cept Sunday.
Local trains from Alexandria arrive as follow
6d3, rs, 3, So " 80, II :SS u m, l1s3, ~, 93
sS5, SS, ~ 49, , Ss y. m; 1 a, ID. aud ~
7, N; from alexandria daily; ali other trains daily
Trains marked thus connect with trains on Wash
ingtnn aud Ohio railroad,
OUANTICO accommodation leaves Washington
7 40 a N, daily, except Sun day, ,
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond.
caves Washington IL !l3 y. w. daily except SUNDAY.
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
for sAle at the once corner sixth and pennsyyAniA
avenue, and Thirteenth and PennsylyaniA avenue,
| where passengers eau leave orders for bag.
/ gage to be checked at all hotels and residences
through To destination. E.B. YOUNG,
| JyNlH General PASSENGER Agent
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AWNINGS.
AWNINGS

AWNINGS
FOR STORES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, no.
Tells AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES.
NJ. u. COPELAND, Manufacturer,
" Gas Louisiana avenue.
sale or rent Jeie-u
A Winnings FOR STORES, oFFICEs AND
IA private dwellings mnnuf Actured by
JOHN O. HOGAN, 7ls Market space.
Dly7u between Seventh and Eighths treets,
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DRoPosALs FOR DYKES.
MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from the Of.
restored. Impediments TO Marriage removed New
method Of treatment New aud remarkable RENE.
yelopes. Address HOWARD ARTICULATION, Na
isouth Ninth street, philadelphia, PAN institu.
duct and professional sknL wi am
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DRoposAIs roR mos RAII.iNa.

- Wan DEPARTMENT.
QUAnTERMAsTER GHNIRAL'a OFTfCr,
wAsHirgToN. ID. O.. July 10, lsfs.
Sealed proposals. In tripcste. with . copy Of this
this Once until TUESDAY, August %, at noon, for
Iron railing sroand he Soldiers Lot, in tho For
cat Hill Cemetery, Madison, Wis.
Inc railing TO be light iron fence, set on stone
posts, and provided with single gate
Inc work will be inspccted BY competent engi
contract will be required
,,Enyelopes containing proposals wiil.bs indorped
PROPOSALS for iron railing" and addressed to the
Quartsrmastcr General, ~
BY order OF the Quartermaster General
A 4
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RAILROADS..
DENHsYLvANIA AIR LINE
AZ PHiIADELpHIA,

SHRSoRK,
AND ALL FONTS IN THE NEW EsGlhSb
THROUGH BETw2kS WARRINGTON AND
WITHOUT on u s hShst6r CARS.
The equipment on this line is new and Of the mos'
SS1is
s M #. ft. Tssr bsiL2 VIZ f SUNDAY,
.na GTsy i q ac a hs ns
and po.om.o raIr9.d. northeast corner Of Sixth
fa., linc, lcavs Warrington at 80 A. m daily. eS
lsaye Tsltimorcat oaiS A. m. daily. cIccp, sun
Leave west Philadelphia. at u; 10 ,. m. daily. e,
Arrive at New York at p. m, daily. escep, Bun.
s iIshmona esnrcs. leave Washington at os p m
Leave Baltimore ii s5 p. m. daily. except Sun.
Issly. West Philadelphia a, sG p. m, daily. eI.
Arrive Al New York at oio p. m. daily. except
Nlshl express, leave washington at % p m daily.
Leave %s:! PSliaaeShis = :, q ! s JAN q. daily.
Arrive II MY TR fI,s nrfit, r. ,s.Aly'
fas, line, leass New S Yo f NE Ssias y m.
Arrive a. wsshinston al u IN.
MIN ssrs Sp Issys Ssr yslR . "
eennseioSs u" made y New York with steamers
on sound New fSSts Nsr MsSGn and Hartford
road. Erie railway. aud steamers on Hudson river.
Fare as low as ~ any other route; -,--.,-.
vate reaidencss on orders LETT at The following
oiiice. where tichetH and Information can bs OBJ
pennsylvnnia avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth
street and pennsyiyAnla avenue; passenger station
a .,reep ana Potomac fa'roa 6oTpe St te and
lystd General PASSENGER Agent,
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PROPOSALS.


EAvr PAT orrporI
N OHEsTrpr sTnElr, \
PuILADrLrHfA, July ~. lsn
Sealed proposals., indorsed Proposals Bureau
Yards and Dochs," win be received a. this once
@.lc1 board fec, yoi.., .by y inches
2,so0 board feet Bcanting. . by inches,
The aboye 70 be Of hrst common quality white
per schedule to be seen 81 The. once Of Uiyi En-.
gneer Y. .. Prinde, N.yal Station. Letsye Islsnd.
tsm6st !. isis, ire y ehsrss. ~ Tessgs. leland
BE- ieaaired fef he prs%pt and fsisSiu delivery p:
ssr fosma for Sida, 70 be had sifSs once, other.
wise The bids viii mol be eniertaiped, ..,,,
ny inspector. u. 8. Navy.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
oNoRrHwEsr, sdu 81 Ih hsp SOUTHWEST.
On and After July a. 1s,g trains will leAye As

..-.,sisp. m ......, sa5 p. m.
THE oiiRAsSrl p q u 'Y3tTiEs. p m
with elesant SCENERY. Palace stateroom. day and
night cars. with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved 10 Western an Central
The ss5 .. m. to Niagara Fails daily, except Bun.
day; the u ~ g. m, daily, except SUNDAY, north.
vet; the alsp m. daily. except Sunday; 10 10 .. m
MAKE CONNECTIONS
Through from Washington 10 Rochester and Pitts.
bur without change.
Tickets BY this route can be procured at the once
corner Of Sixth street and Pennsyvania avenue and
Thirtecnth street and Pennrylyania avenue, whore
reliable Information will be given Of all times.
cure accommodations In Palace Cars for Pittsburs
Corner Sixth st, and Penn, ave-.
- Washington. d. o.
deS-ly baltimore, Md,
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RIvEs.-At Fairview, Washington county. July
y. CAnntI WILLIAMS, daughter Of Franklin aud
yennie I. Rives. aged nine months and nineteen
Her funeral VIII take place on Thursday, slst in.
slant, ct O'Clock p. M from the residence Of her
parents, Bi2 o street northwest,
Tllchmoud papSrs please copyl
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RFAM-KIRK.-O the 18th instant, ct st. Johus
church, OF this city, by the Rev Vaughn L. ss,
rector. DAVID NJ. kkAM and Miss FANNIE Il kiRk,
both Of Virginia.
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JAMES Fl. McGILL.

AkCblTECT,
81! issSsnth street, spp osits Post once
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PROPOSALS.

sr5 gSR p cSNSREFE STONE
AoSsE AND f6sf dffr6f At RALkfdh.
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N. B-Messr. FULTON b 90. refer TO any Of our
old citizens - to character. responsibility 40 hAv
ing been resident In Washington for the pest eish-
san years.
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s,-lsAsd ~ L,.st, y-A-so- o., Bs.tsy,, .eviA,e
errr.r ~ Fsrrsp'vania arerss and rsrn street..
, 1873-09-07

end Of rope, he might quit partnership With
his ho.d, but novor With the ropo.
Ono day greatly to my horror, tho steward arg on
torod tho wsrdroom, palo with fear. and re.
ported. MephtHtopholes escaped, Btr, md
yaffllngn (rouding) tho men." ! rushod On
dock. Tho animal lad indeed cacaped.. Ho
had torn hiR cago into sp1EllterB, and declared
war against ali hands. Making for tho fore
hhschway, ho had Aeizod man by the jacket.
Hkirts, going down tho ladder. This man got
out OF the garment without delay, and fed
faator than any British sRt1or ought to havo
done. On tho lower deck ho chased tho cook
from tho ooppcrs. and Tho carpenter from bis
bonoh. A circle OF Kroomen wcro sitting u1end-
Ing n forosail, Mophistophetcs suddenly ap-
pearcd in their midst. Tho niggors unanimously
throw up their tous, Individually turnad eomer-
sau1ta bacltward, and sought tho fonr winds Of
lscavon. Thoao routed, my pct turnoa his atten-
tton to Peepic. poepio WAS a litslo Arab elave-
lasa. Bho was sqnatting by calabash, singing
low to llorBelf and eating rico Ha solzod tior
c,tmmorbund it waB her only garment. But
peepio wrigglol oloar--natural-and ran on
deck, tho 1nnocont. like tho funny little
matdon " In Hans Droitmann thnt "llad got
nodngs ou." Tn tho cummerDuna MophlBto-
piulon apc1lt tho remainder Of ha fury aud tho
rest Of Ills life; for, not knowing what might
happen noxt, sent for foWliig-poco. and tho
plucky fellow succumbod to tho forco Of clrcnm-
stances aud pipeful Of bucAHhot hayo him
yondor on the sitobonrd, In body aid In spirit
fgln) bottle-mRtoB with aattdBnako, three cen-
tlped0a, aud o tarautufa.
, 1873-09-07
SAVAGE LIFE IN AFRICA.
I1umen Sacrifices md tho ASunxon8
III NAtaOMey.

I1utntsn Sacrifices md tho Asnnzons
In Dahomcy.
An Englishma,l, Mr.. j. A. sketchly, has 3nsts st
Africa, mud il now furnishing somo interesting
illustrations from h,B sketcl-bouk to tue
Illustrated London Aetcs. Fur six raontlls hlr.
Bketcllty WIS tho g1loHt of tho King, by whom
he was very Hospitality treated. Ho III tle only
white man that LAS boon admitted into tho rrt-
yato a,artmonts Of tho King. Thoro is no town
OF Dahumcy. Tho capital 10 merely one OF tho
royA! palaces, with official residences for tho
zonp reside within tho palaeo in loug, baln-hko
buildings immediately outside mud surrounding
tho Kings private apartments. At each OF ms
nlne PALACES thero nre ,0O0 OF these Alnazons.
Before MIR. sketchly was al'nlttel to tho pal
ACC he went through ceremunials 1aating three
days. during which no WAS created Prince OF
tho royal Blood, Duko and Gonetal Of the
army. but not of the AtnazoAB. tlo mas then
permitted to acc tho various customs; lie was
an eyo-witnoss 20 the grand aunual ceremo-
nial when tho principal human Baclitices take
place.
For tho sacrifice called the Mon-hoo-who, the
King rec!lneu on d Toker.work lounge IN ne M
Considers his dignity 80 great that ho can aifort,
to dress in ordinary clotlnE. Neither tho hlnK
nor tic members Of the royal family ever dresH
| iu gaudy attire.
| Hboyo tho Kings head an umbrella III e1-
| tended and this II gorgeous With scarlot, blue.
| And yoliow figures, cut out with knife f,om
velvet, ailk, md dam&sk. The Anazons SOW 'ho
piecos together 30 ~ to form emblenatin de-
| Vices. The bird ia indicative OF royalty. None
but tho princce OF Dahomoy are allowed to
adopt it. THO top Of the umbrella IL sursnomst-
! cd by wooden ornament, representing man
| with bird in his hand.
The Amazons arc seated round the King. Be-
tweon thom and tue people number oi bamboo
| rods arc placed in limo upon the ground. ANY
| man who crossos QUO of these rodH BllfferB inmo-
! dinte death. Soldiers bring IN the victims,--.
slaves taken in war, and generally old mon.
Thov nre gagged bv menus Of stick with grass
ro,aa wrauoad around 1t, which fiIs up the wholo
| m6uth. and il tied at the back OF tho head.
| Their hands uro faYtoned together, ind they arc
firmly bound to baskets Which ato carried on
tha nnldiars' heads, Their bodies aro entirely
naked, save q single cloth around the loins.
Conioal tlats ale Eopt Oh their heads until jusi
before decapitaton. The Prime Minister lios
I rroutrntn nr,d racniynH in That poHtiun a u1eH.
, 1873-09-07
LITERARY LUXURY.

ioso 10 road the products writ in thoae, my mtnd'a
To quick forget tho dny rsyorss lose all thought of
And ihs of ss. better or for "oFs my books from on
ris seldom worse, must CONFESS for who 80 truo "a
10 mo ii ;roa w1fo'a carcss and children at my
Thoy lit ths hougna to brighter th'nss, whore rsva1
High sosra tho soul On eagle rngr to realms afar from
II am droary thcrc alono, what other Ia 30 dear
Al dolds1nitl!+ vicar7 iii MY own tho ipg'osfdo'a
olt,tn beside su mo knit,. Rophta lieh.s my rre,
Aud manly urchcll silent alta, Of hcroos finest typo.
II 1ovial Laurence serno scan, and innsh at honest
And unrIo Toby, bravo old man, and Widow wad-
And dro, toar to drown tito oath an angels rinions
uu1nor and pathos s.tora both, oer Triutrams pag.
Though naughty Tom falls In tho power of Bollaaton
And Randon Ia trao wild, and 0linker rather cold
Aud 8weat Sophia wondrous mild, aud Peregr1ue too
bold.
What wonder-vor1d from Dickens aow.t Young Cop
wukins Miraw6cr'a chronic wo.r, and ueep moro
Jame. steeriorth, flashing to tho and; Mis-. Bets,
And Dick, tho orace md friend, with Dora crowd tho
vtaw.
Who's that !? Why, n. Ptctw1ot, Mlss1 And that
And, bess my soul Bob oratchlt this with Tiny Tim,
uurras Its Morry Christmas Lime, NTH jelly Christ
H.rt to ihs music of the ehimo' How now. A smllo
Til up tho fire and trim tho light, draw up my easy
For Thsctoray 1t /. tonight, With wicked becky
But see tha dear old Colonel comsa, with cuvo and
darling Boy !
with Joy.
And RIP. 10 RASCAL sly wight his shrov,an frau to
K..rtnas blooming checks rad aud ripo with
Bctous hluBhes;
1t Crane, tho Horacnan hurla hIa hsad. o'er tho
bridge he rnshes.
OF poets, Poo dropa In tho most and hand In hand With
Though Byron often ruea tho roaat and Rohos Burns
whilo Moors s and Hood, thoao genlal b.rds, knock
With Tonnyson, and ,caso thoir earar whero shax-
spcare rs1gned botore*
Welcome, old comrades Of the brain III love you to
And greet you oer aud oer sgain. till stsht and sonss
III wiring the honest, manly hand III kiss the sweet
TIL bio me into faucy-ana with ali my Hou', trou.
Please God! whsle through tho world I tread-th!a
motley, cherkerud scene
NY orchards faithful fruit shall shod my fields bo A.
For on lfs's aekie transient stage, though human
Book, are lis irtends that novor sgo-.o them pen
-David q. ddte in the Ns,o York Ertntng Post.
, 1873-09-07
Foreign atticricNntanla.

A writbr under the signature OF )" An Arneri.
eau" in tho London Spectator, says that the
American uiesa derived from English sources.
There are tho writer aays certain English nov.
elistB, who, knowing nothing whatever about uB,
create ideal Americans Of stamp such az nevo1
men. Thoao characters talk OF "Dritis|sera,"
but no Englisllntan on this sido OF the Atlantic
ever heard The word used BY any but his own
countrymen. It il purely all English Amorlcaniain:
It probably fiji at u4ed by Bonlo novelist, and
struck tho public fancy, aud has been in vogue
ever since-in England. have heard the word
used here, but only, aa l have snd by those
who had it suggested by English books or nows'
peculinrities Of mauners and language With
out having slang phrases made for us. We
OF New York "guosa," /" aud in tho south they
seekon." We SO right Of. !" mehning to "goe1
The seF ,a american sserh 15a
heard it, am told that the abandoned alaBza-
chuAettB Ys,.keo sometimes calculates," Al
they nre made to do in Engish novels. In Mary
land and further South everything Is mighty
Another essentially English AmcElcatialn il to
speak Of Tie - States" have noticed Amori-
cans using this phrase aftor having boon .;l II
Nngsn ht never sea estore They ssy tbs tbs
estates nsver. l use the present opportunity
OF correcting these falsc impressions, not bo-
cause your use Of the word " lritiel.or" partlou.
| larly ofonded my patriotism, but becauHo haY&
| long wished to protost against the way in
| which our national pocullaslsies Asye boon ex-
aggeratod, and III many cases mslelou4y MIS-
represented by Buoh writer's aa Mr. DlcAeas,
| and host Of others. When people dorlys
their IDEAS OF d country from such unfair ao-
counts 1t ia not Burprslng that theBo idoas ara
somowhat vague and inaccurate: Sumo Of thelr
Impressions arc indeed remarkable. 4 relation
Of ntne travelling III Wales sss summer heard i
confidently asserted that "A!l American women
smoke and chew tobacco" Another, some yeard
ago, ws'le sitting .. the dInneg.tabe Of an Eag-
llsh gentleman, overheard a lady remark to her
neighbor, "There is All American, aud he DO,
haves very WELT" This we!l-!ntorncd Engliah-
woman probably was aurpriHed not to see ths ns
"novel " American, who has lanky jaws, beard
like goat, and who eats hls dinner with abowe
knlfe. sho may have belonged to the class tnst
imagine tho streets Of Now York intoaseu win
Indians in war-paint and feAthorB; or perhaps
sllo wns like Tint French lady, the sister ot =,
well-known novelist, Who remarked Incidentally
to friend OF miuo, who, by the "ay, waa ab
blontlo ~ any E,,glishwolnan, ,-"Y"n 500 havo Q
black blood ia my veins, like all you A1ne1oa1'H"
, 1873-09-07
Lady. Of u oroic, (avery family. in roru has .

Lady Of Moroios (ovcry family, in poru has =
Mercedes among its fcma1c monbera) aud to-
day, as 1or romatnB are to bo removed 10 tl,o now
ia openad, and tho body exposed (attor first hc-
Ing nnointc In Bocrot by tic attending priostn),
antl, wonderful to toll, tho aamo dropB Of blood
arc Aeotl to tricklo from tho crobs In tho foro.
@ an. t1 tho o0S sTS IN pfbfs9t baTo w ff1a9y s e
works, music, shows. and 'aneea md, ~ aay,
e1ourBiot,- trims run to tho Point" and difTcr-
ent plcnc-grounde, and Lima mud CRllao unite
In universal jubilee.
that
THE LOTTERY nuaTNEas
hero is perfectly 1oRallzcd .onc condnotad On =
perfectly fair baais, aud under tho auspices OF
tue priess who dertvo m Immense .s revenue Font.
book book ~ md 'i pencil i ID j,snd, s.,ing tic
"swort tos," or lotteries. Each tiohet costs .
rial to cents), and you can buy a.
many tickots as yon ploauo tile old man taking
ps%s Saa es aud tfns n swaye or
iuat al ho says. aud any one can attond. EVorj
Wednesday tho year round, tho drawing cones
of for "Quatro milo solos" 1000 aoios. Or
60 900 nearly Of our money! ana frequently y
Cnllao. and othors--lraw tho lucky prizo. II
my own fatnily, ono member OF it drew the 6100
prize On Monday from n l0-cent ticket. Theso
people, old and young, rich aud poor, all
lnfcbt III HHQrtOa ADu aIi Ktulb VI EFt!oo
of chanco rai1loa, throwing OF dice,
otc., arc universally tho custom Aoro:
| Tlloro Aie days in oach week. at Lima and
Callao. for amal1or lottories but the qnhtro
milo aolcB" IL the most patronizesl aud poruiar.
Ny old black waBherwomar, Dolores (GrieO by
| namo and mouinful by nature an old. doeront
Cholo, living In poverty dirt AcaB, IN nliBora-
| bio room in ollr caile-hono Tor a'loy), to.tlay
| drew the lucky number, 1,774. or $i,010l Tile
agont came to notify her aud got her ticket; but
t4o old body had either
Lust On M1sLA1D HER TICKET,
md 1t could not bo found! She, like all tho roas
Of her class. had bought at loasl Que ticket week.
| ~, and, novor having drawn anything, aho grow
carolcsH, aud laid her rial ticket away go
careesalcssiy as to loso it. In win wo intercode
for her, and mon Of known veracity tostify to
! her honesty; sho cannot claim Tho money nnlehH
| she PRODUCES the ticket, md tho Inv Of the
| Bwertos Ia Interchangeable. I am told TINT this
aano accident has occurred before With different
people, and tho lottery to-day ia 4,o0o so1oa bet
| Tor OF for the old waBhorwoman's carelcshness
| Meanwhile, every donkoy-boy, bcggar, China
| man, cook and waBhcrwoman In tue alloy, arc
loud in their expressions of Borrow for her loss
and joining handB, have all bought ono or mort
tickota. promising hor that should any Of then
draw prize, sho should bo presented with II. a
return for her disappointment. And 80 kind
hearted are these pe+ple that thoy would reall.
! make their words good should they be 30 fortn
nate ~ to got tho prize. WALDA.,
, 1873-09-07

t1lat tho financial and intellectual prizca havo
nearly ait boon lost that Medical School offor-
irg its ollianoo and orodlt has boon loat; that
negotiations nro now pondlng to part with
exclusive control Of a Lar Department
old nB tho University iteolf. Ia
It not clcar why all sorts OF protexts hnyo boon
roBortcl to to oxpInin failures 30 marked? 3slc-
coaHos tho University has had, It Ia true. II you
measure snccoss by tho growth Of an average
Wontorn College; but what Is thnt to what thiB
Seminary
MIGHT HAVE BEEN, -
aitrnted rs It ill., in tho most enterpriaing city in
tho world, and surrounded, at 1t iB, by wealthy
men who would havo boon only too proud to
mako Chlcugo University MI intellectual repre-
sentative OF tho city Thore nro plenty Of mont
high In tho Baptist Reorganization WHO know tia
thoBo things aro 30. ODBEnvEn.
, 1873-09-07

nr. Thicrs' wo,k upon 'The Arts in Italy"
will aoon bo issued.
-Du cheillu il busy on his book of travels in
William Michael Rosetti ia to edit an edition
OF tho poonlH OF William Blake tho artist-mystic,
for tho Dols Aldino hories.
Huulo's Philosophical Works, long promised by
MesArB. Green 4 GroHe, are now in pross
Olive Logan 1aas still another new book in
preparation. Her last novel has Eoaohed it's
eighth edition.
"A Mrs Hooper. OF Philadelphia, lays claim
to the plot Of tic "New Mnglaen," ~ being
TINT Of her atory OF "Under Fal4e colors, y pub
lishotl IN 1870.
stated to DO engaged On life Of Stein. the great
reformor Of Prussia, aftcr its overthrow by tho
a roprint in exaot fac-amile ia now making
of tho firat edition Of 0iiltouH Paradise Lost"
few copies iavo beon imported by Scribner,
| Welford i Armstrong.
-pariB present to tho Sinh WAS q magnificent
copy of Alphauds "promonados de Paris" OIL
| Which work no loss than 700, 600 francs have
been expended.
| Tho London An,ennun. bownls the PROS
pect OF new torrent in tho shape of . maab Of
| Mohammedan controversial literature. No less
| than throe Apologies for tho lie Of the Prophet
Of Islam have been recently published in Eng
| lish. ..
Prof. William swinton, OF tho University Of
California, haa devoted several years to the pre-
| pnraton of his forthcoming "OntflneB Of Como
raj ustory,' and It IL said to DO hlH boat work.
lYiHon III 70 publish u y tn1s laH'
-Ihe story Miss Braadon 10 writing Tor eeVe-
raI EnEIsh pfoytnolal newspapers VIII 10 ehtl-
tled "!aAon at the ROOD: ArsnnRssms5n1ts =: 51 aro
made Tor lth concurrent paoncatoh Ill ffanco,
dormany' Australla, ano Amoflca.
,-At th9 feeont saao o. al1' Maoleauy :. 1HDrarS
the late nif. Lacy purGnaaoa copy o. IRON,
Wel' piay oY Loin Lytton, VI % Mnlcn ne atateo
that 0nly four copies haa noen t pf,ntSa on 9..
The origin oI species ssa u a.. subject thas has
already proancod a'a3os! q MnIary OF oooks: ana
stll1 thoy cou,o. ~. ae salIoga, IN oninent
Ereneh Ptlesl, nas totes,tl} "fiten "oFK on
the anp1oct u prove 'lat tne uoeetiuos n. o. 4,ns
WIZ contain no'nlhs oanseiouS u 'he ohflsslan
faith; Ia .,nonnooa That n,ox.r, Adam and
~ IL a.,nopncGu snas ,sa hauaas. - ti;,a n1s aisu
Chafes nlach, Lolao' ~ W. soous ~ ppaH ~" y
ninth ooition o. 'no nlisanca, M
WHICH ao WI, "1a, ~ ~ I iii ~ ~ e., oaS "
xlouuo90. no ue'o no w +. ~, onneos "
Daytoe, Iluaoeoot ~ 0o63 - su' oAA'o'oA'' ~
ss' Aho1ewa, W., u,,..p..,o,s =, :, n,,,,,,,, 5,
-Mr' Nasts llussl"sonp H. rauh"'oa
longpromisea eaitlon " 5tlo noi T
oonsldeIea pleasing -, ao aas tu.ea.izsu s ~
our OLD iiienah OUT o. e11 11eofnltlon says one
critic; ms canpa9n insnatse .a EYE J.. JanMo. IT, 4'
pe ha1eiy car5eu INV At'i@'a1o' e1'o ~ 70 'o'a
which he mas gone.
-Or. hoke has phonanG1 pampn!ot entltiea 1;.a
MOUNT sl1!al snoa ~ ,,s =! o.iasa.!ou iata VI " III
, 1873-09-07

In tho Cincinnati Board OF Aldermen astreet-
car ordinance has boo1 introduced which contains,
amongst other provisions, this CLAUSE:
~ Evory passenger shall be provided BY tho
conductor with scat inside the car, and In nty
cAHe sl,nll faro bo collected or demanded from
a passenger unless Buoll Hoat IL Furnished
,,pon his or Aor outering the car. Tho rulo Of
no soat 10 pay shall 10 strictly aahared to BY
all conductors. Any, conductor guilty Of. a
violation Of this provision shall, on conviction
thersofl be llabts to = fms OF $10 aud
costs Of prosecution" In England cars are only
licousoa 10 curry . certain number OF reople,
aud any infringement Of the lAw would bring
about revocation Of tho lloense. Oyercrord.
Ing cars In tlis country IL source OF great
incoyenionco to passengers, aud oruel TO Tue
, 1873-09-07
Am Ontutpsl by Itcechers

"Do you aprroyo," askh QUO ot 1T: boeohor'e
cor,osuon.islita, "of tho prosont fashion oi
wives leaving theIr husbands to tho m,s!oy .f q
spendiug their time gosaiping at tho various
Watering -plAcebf" Mr. Doscllur responded thHe,
IL wifo'B hoath require that sho 10 10 eha
country, no husband not curnlud.eoh Will com
mum !; but It IL a most nnwifoy And ae''N"a!tz-
luz habt TINT fashionable women have. OF ploas'
bAul wu,.stors ike \ loat spirit through deserted
rooms. No woman who yalnoh hor domestic
a. II - -
, 1873-09-07
LIFE.

Forenoon and afternoon and nfght-foren0on
Aud afternoon and niHht-f0EeuOon, and-WhhtS
1'hB ompty song repeats itself. No moro?.
Yes, that Il Ltfa; mako thts forenoon sublime.
Aud Ti1ue Is cong quvred, aad thy crown ts Won.
Il. L. Hfu.