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BRAINARD II wARsER,l rrns.Ao.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
u AND LOT ON TENTH SIREEr MES


By virtue Of deed of trust, dated 18th De- A
Semoer, A. D., 1871, aad duly recorded in f3u
Llber No dui folio rs, one of the land records
OF the District Of Columbia aud at the of he
party secured thereby, 1 will sell at public auction
n t,ont 81 the premse % the hig bidder on
mOkDA1, BE ptember b, lS77, at ; a o'c ock D.
m, the following described real estate situate In
the city OF Washington, In ths District OF Dumbia
10 w.t. That piece and parcel of ground known non
the public plat plan of said city, ami being Lot
numbered thirty. 3d. in JOn G.. Adams slbdiyi,
sion OF square number three hundred aad thirty one
tl,) as male September 9Th, 1855, and recorded in
the Office OF the Surveyor of said city, in Dok b.
folio 49, said lot fronting twenty feet on 10th street
west aud extending back for depth ninety rour fssf
ten and half inches on the north liae. aud ninety
feet on the south line. along public alley ten fe.t
in width TO another alley of ten feet ia width with
the two story brick dwelling house thereon,
Terms OF sale As prescribed by s,ii deed: The
amou OF indebtedness secured by said dsei of trust
unpaid, with the expense of sale, in cash; and the
balance at six and twelve months, for which the
notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day OF sale, and secured by deed OF trust on the
property Sold shall be taken. dep sit of ID re-
Qured of the purchaser At the time of sale, aud con-
veysncins at expense Of purchaser If terms of sale
are not complied with in seven days after sale the
Trustee reserves the right resell the property Al
the risk and st ofthe dsfsultiaC pdrch ss-r
= aug2l-d dts WIN. u. DUNLOP, Trustee.
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ARRANGEMENT.

FOB NORFOLK, 52RTREss noHRol AND
The gwift and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, CAPTAIN J. WHITK, r.
day, Wednesday and Friday, at B
O'Clock p. m, connecting with steamers for Boston,
Providence and other northern points Returning.
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday at 3 O'Clock D. m.
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FALL DRY GOODS.

FALL DRY GOODS.
We are receiving daily new PAIL GOODS and
selling them at the lowest prices ever knO before
New sly le Gallo" es best axes Dress Goods 2o
and Sic 81 beaut ful styles all best makes Of Cot
tons at low prices; Canton and Wool Flannes, Cas-
simeres, Blsukets. shaEls. Warer Proofs at low
prices Al last Vinfer stock cold of a sac
Ithce. sumner stock At any price. Our Whits
Linen Bosom Shirts, az e0c., acknovledged bs
the best ia this city at the price. Six Shirts for S.
Call and examine.
GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO.,
augH an Market Space.
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COHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner Of IN
ssv s' ses H:x xSt nEs1 me- 'Is:1::
Loan ONE Il II re city. noScy los1sS e tss i
Qtanonds, Plaee and Plated vars, Guns, Pilok,
A43es apd esnAasnsar OesaiASs OasDs6, eaA eli
T EFT-OFF CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes,
II s Tsss: oh r e.. g.: sss = =
1oSlal0 1sGlFs1, Cor Which ~ sxfrme yaluG Hin
b. ~. o. SsssuG sllis7sS ) SSli-6
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW.


T. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctoaeer
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DESIRABLE COIN
nh1 bEsIpkNCE ON SEVENTH STREET
koAp, JUST bEY0ND BRIGHTwOOD, d p
POSlTE BATTLE CkMEfERY AND BUILD.
ISG SITE ADJOINING.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated July 9th, -
A ID. lSsS, duly recorded in Liber No IA, n
folio 2ss ct 50, one Of the land ords for the
District of CoInmbis and at the request of the party
secured thereby, we will sell, at public auction ia
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, September 10,
ls1l, at u O'Clock p. m. the following described
real estate situate in toe county Of Washington, D.
u 70 Wit; All that piece or parcel Of land knlwn
ana described as and being part of tract called
girls Portion" lyins on fth street road directly
opposite Battle Gem etery' and south of Mr.. Lays,
eSntanng nineteen lsl scres TIVE C2 rood. and ten
fie perches more or less ana being the same prop
erty mentioned ard deseribed in q certain deed 70
Mary y. Mitchell from Isabella Mitchell, dated
Se ptember 18th, ls72, and duly recorded in Ltber
No. 7a folio "a Of the laud records for the District
OF Columbia, together with the i'm snts. Ac,
consisting OF two-s.ory frame dwelling and the
necessary out butldings-subject TO certain incHm-
sale. Wv
Terms: $500 in cash. and the balance in 6, Il, and
is months, with interest At per cent. per aunum,
secured by deed OF trust A deposit OF : l0o re-
CURED az the time OF sale, and all cosveyaucins AZ
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in
seven days.
BRAINARD II wARNFR1
Az IT Ads CHARLES trustees.
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DRY Gt'tiU.-

We have opened TO day seven cas- = II new Fall
and Winter GOODS, which propose selling at
prices 10 suit the hard lines
They ccmpri~s BLACK SILKS, CASHMERE
ALPACAS, MOHAIRS, COLORED DRESS
GOODS, FLANNEL, CANTON FLANNELs,
eHEITlNGS, Bleach and Brown AUSLIs5; 100
pieces Of Beautiful FAN PRINTS
All We ask IL an inspection % Goods and Prices
before purchasing elsewhere, guarantee to
please.
wIsyyaLL & GyyYNN,
7O5 Market Space, ed door FIR sth st.
- Don't J7rFsf L0rGffoH. augsD tr
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MISSING FOR FIVE YEARs.-The 81. I,ouis
Gtooe- Democrat reyives the story OF the sin
gular and sad disappearance OF Mrs. J. III.
Ntwbold, sister-1n-law OF Gov. Newbold.
OF Iowa, in That city on the 9th OF October
ld2 She went from Carrollton, Mo, TO 81.
Louis, IN company with her sister. for medi-
cal treatment, but IL being fair week they
were not able TO get lodgings at a hotel. Mrs.
Newbold ordered her baggage sent 10 the
bouse OF Mrs. Downs, mid wife and ph ysi-
clan, who said she could accommodate one
ooarder, but not two. Mrs Newbold's sister
returned To Carrollton. This was the last
seen OF Mrs. Newbold. After five years.
search criminal has been found who SAWS
Mrs. Newbold was murdered for 500 IN her
possession snd that her body was put ia a
sewer al the Pacific depot, from whence iL
was probably carried into the river. In the
meantime Mrs. Downs has been sentenced to
The penitentiary in Ohio for stealing goods
In Cincinnati. The mystery is, therefore,
only partially unraveled. Mrs. NewbOld
was native OF Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
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JUNE 2A,lsT3.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, frO-a Depot,
oornsc OF Sixth and streets, rs fellows:
For P1tLst urR and the " esI o daily, with
Pari0r Car to Pittsburg and Sleeping Cars from
pitsbure TO Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago;
f:40 D. m. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
EALTlMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Canandaigua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
md the Worth, 5:23 . N. daily, except Sunday,
Palace Cars t. Watkins For Williamsport, Lock
Haven, Elmira, and watkins, at 1910 a no !,
daily except Sunday.
Fcr New York aud the East, $50 q. III. daily, with
Palace Cars attached. Limited Express of Pull
man PsTlor Cars, 900 a. III. daily, except Sunday
: or New York and the East, 5:25 a. N. and 80 D.
"a. daily except Sunday, With Sleeping Cars from
WsshinRt 1n 10 Boston.
Ger elphia, s:2a q "a. snd 1850 ,. m. daily,
except Sunday, and $50 sud 9;55 p. IA. daily.
Limited f. press, y ~ An daily, except Sunday
Accommodation for Baltimore, SIS .. D., and 40
Z. IN. daily, EXCEPT Sunday.
EnT FGpes Greek Line, so O m. and t.2O D. n
fsily, except Sunday.
FOL Annapolis, o:se .. m AMI $40 p. N. daily, ex-
IExANDRLA.A AND FREpERIOKsBuRG RAIL
F TAf k All kk6bEE66ANDklA AND WASHING
For AlssaRdEis, s, t,s, $40, 1O,li..m.,I, LIS,
go, o, p. H. On Sunday at a:10 a NJ. and
sor the South, via Richmond, . a. M, daily: x:3o
p N dali! except Sunday.
rains leave alexandria for Washington, o, $40,
s:l0, no, II IN; 1, 3, 4; 30, :, 8, aud p. m.
Tickets, information, sleeping and psrlor
comnodations eau be procured at the Offices, north
aast corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
sSenue northeast corner Of Sixth street ssd Pennsyl
wanna avenue, and at the depct where orders be
LEFT Tor the checking Of baggage destination from
hotels and residences
l.. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FBf Nh THOMSON, General Manager. jes
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SCHOOL OUTFITS.
Merfnos, Empress Cloths, Debeges, Scotch Plaid
Su tfnes, adT A. Cloths.
Plaid, Striped and ColOred FlanneIs.
bite FIaDnels of every grade
Capital COttons (Our own brand for general family
use has no equal.
MerIno Underwear, plain and fancy Hosiery,
Kid and BaCksk Gloves.
Customers preparing their children fo- school will
End on our counters att active display of service
able Goods az very low prices
e|Blsck Goods Of every description, standard
makes
~An examination of styles, quality and prices
solicited; IL incurs no obligation 10 purchase.
PERRY = BHOTaElS,
Pennsylvania acenSc.
AuRiA-tr nnrDAr S&rA<t
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SOLOMONS q CHAPMAN,
auR79-tr 81 Penns Hicania ace,sti


TNHE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
L Turkey, by James Baker, Lieutenant Oolenel
B. A., with maps and illustrations, uniform with
ton Of Science and Religion. BY Alexander Win
chell, LII D.; limo, cloth; 520O. Camp, Court and
History OF Turkey, by Dr. Johannes Blochwitz; 500
The Tudors and the Reformation paper; 36c. The
Struggle Ag ainst Absolute Monarchy; paper; $50.
University Life in Athens; $50. The Kise Of the
People and Growth of Parliament; paper; sss
Arid 40, Sy Opida; cloth; q rs. For sale By
MOHUN BROTHERS,
booksellers and 6E0tiogsers,
nyB r. 1918 Pennsylvania 0ceasse.
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NEW GOODSl NEW PRICESi
! Al BRODHEAD'S, 1905 + Street.
All Linen Crash. Sc yard and up.
Ball Knitting COtton.5c.
Good Black Alpaca Skirt Braid, Sc.
Good BsstIng Cotton, lc. spool.
Clark's best 200 yard Spool Cotton, only SC.
good % bone Hip g re Corset 29c.
Splendid Hopey Combs Bed Spreads, 75c
Best make Canton Flannel, Sc. and mp
Fruit Of the Loom Cotton ~ ard wide ,9Lc.
Elegant Neck Ruf1ing, loo yard and up.
All Linen Table Damask, SOC. and up.
Plain Navy Blue, Black, and Brown Cambrics,
Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Bows, Belts, Alpaca As, Black
Sfks, Casbmeres, Towels FlanneIs, &c, &C, equal
~ cheap. The superior quality of Goods and ex-
hemely low prices should induce all economical buy
crs 10 60 to BRODHEAD'S,
sue1sly 1905 f street, between l2th 18th.
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPh!t} AkEXAhDhIA, WAsHIN g.

A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"A sail every THURSDAY direct from 1oanA
Ph1ladel phia to Liverpool, touching ct Ik03o
Queenstown.
Cabin, intermediate and Storage passage ticketl
can be hed at Il. ID. COOKE, JR. d 90. 70, Bank.
Line to Antwerp. 2v1i.S1
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STEAMERS,

POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
Ths oomnodions ba! Steamer, SUI Z, Oapt. 20.
Gsoghesan, and EXPRESS, Capt. 49,
jas. T. Barker, leave Stephenson . SeA-N
harf, foot OF 9TH street, every MON -
DAY and FRIDAY At O'Clock D. m, for Bati.
more aud all river landings; returning leave Balt-
an3Te, No. l43 Light street, every TUESDAY and
THUKSDAY ct .. m. for Washington and river
Freight and passengers at lowest rates. Apply,
Jeo i'm STEPHENSON 4 BRO, 7th st. wharf.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

CHE is COMING.
~ My Mother-in- Law. You can have her dressed
in paper for 60 cents, or in cloth for 81.
Life Of John Adams, vol. xii, IS.
Hi,toIy Of the College Of New jersey. from its ORR
gin l746. to the commencement of 1854, by John Mac
lean, tenth president, 2 vols. Syo.. 81.
Leeds History of the United states, Sl.75.
new Star Atlas, by Richard Proctor, $3.50.
Conflict between Labor and Capital, Bolles. 75c.
The Question Of Labor and Capital. John yervis,
Thorpe. 81 20. What is ArtP 9. @. w. Benz amin,
15c; The Jukes;" study in pauperism: Dusd ,le,
81 90. hat Lass o Eowries. paper edition, 600
That Husband of Mine. soc. Four Irrepressibles,
soc, Samuel Brohl 90. Cherbuliez, 6Oc. Ger
Other Peoples Children, sequel to Helen's Babies,
SOLOMONS q CHAPMAN,
aueEfr 81 Pennsytcdnia avenue.
OUR NEW LAW PUBLICATIONS.
~ United States Statutes at Large; vol. u, 44th
Congress, 1875 lsT. MacArthurs Reports; vol. 2.
Waterman 8 United States Criminal Digest. Archi
balds Criminal Practice and Pleading. Williams
on Executors. Herman on Chattel Mortgs ages.
lean Cases Relating to Patents for Inventions and
Copyrights from 1879 to 1862. NEW MISOELLA-
NEOUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Peoples Chill
dren, author of Helen's Babies; Reconciliation Of
Science and Religion, by Winchell; Science of Lam
guase BY Hoyelsc91s; Living Questi ons Of the Age,
Capital, by Bales; Life Among the Clergy, by Fish
CT Peter The Great, Half Hour Series; The House
on the Beach, DO; do; Kate Cronin's Dowry, do.
do; Primer Of Greek Literature do. do; A Pri-
mer Of Latin Literature, do. do; Mrs. Arthur, by
w. III. q o. III. MORRISON,
auelI-tr 40 Pennsylcdnt0 0cenNe.
a a nTrDT
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND sHOET ROUTE
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lORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

The steamers OF this Com pany VIII sail every Sat
turday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third <.esnnk
street, Hoboken, Rates OF passage: From 1$&1&
Havre and Bremen, first cabin, O 00 second cabin,
o0 gold; storage, 90 currency; nor freight o.
marS On Bowling Green, New York,
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EVERY DAY WE ARE RECEIVING
NEw DRY GOODS, SUITABLE FOB THE FALL
SEASON.
CARTER'S, 7O7 Market Space.
Just received, large lot of Black Cashmeres, all
pure wool, ons yard wide, at 81.
Just received large lot Black Alpacas, very hne,
double width. ..
Just received, several new pieces Of Black Silks,
rs, 81, 81 81 Is, 81 ~, 81 rs, 81, very cheap.
GATHERS, 7O7 Market Space.
New Blankets, new Snsw,s, Canton FIanneIs,
W bite and Red Wool Flannels, Wa proof Cloths,
Cassimeres for Men and Boys wear, Table Linen,
dark Calic0 aid Remnants, SIC.
We have on hand a very large assortment ofDRY
GOODS, and will sell them very cheap. sug2O-r
EOR TOURISTS.
Ladies' Linen Busters.
Ladies GOsssmer Water Proofs.
Shetland sDd Zephyr Shswls in new designs.
Rich Silks II Black and ColOrs, at attractive prices
We are Offering the balance Of our stock Of
SUMMER FABRICS
At greatly reduced prices TO close them out.
PERRY 4 BRO,
Pen,s0. areawe and 9th street.
FOE RENT-The three UPPER FLOORS Of
our building, the best located once rooms In the
city. augz-tr
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1877 GREAT 1917.
PENIS YL VANIA no UTE,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Eo1;ipmer.,
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IL Is understood that there Will be no de-
clslve action at Shipka Pass until reinforce
i mehts arrive for one side or the other. The
losses there have already been al least n. Ooo
on both sides
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COAL AND WOOD.

OUR PRICES FOR COAL DELfVFRTD
IN QUANTITIES NOT LESS TnGNI rDy
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, 7 Nv IlITIII ~ I'M HsN III
81 RAY. w AIF@

n 4. --sN IL. H .
Go to the Opera House this even
ing. .......'l ..'i 'a,l,.. -. ,'oi. ,,,.,
The weather continueslto be exceed
lnRIy warm n g. ,. h5aldO 9la gGog
20 Vegetables are rapidly inc creasing in
our market.n.A =. .-t,iEiAISo n1i ilrsi,sn
City and Mechanics Loan Associa-
lions meet this evening. '"a y"
The DAILY GAzETTH Is the best
advertising medium in the city, ..''.
This may be good weather for corn
but it is hard on the people, l.lq 4
The bids for completing the new
reservoir will be opened this after
noon. l'u 'nI 'isrs N II .la9tis
Buy tickets now for the t'B. C's."'
grand moonlight excursion down the
bay on the evening Of July 25th.
The regular excursion 10 Ocean City
takes place fo-morrow. The train now
leaves at 5.t5 a. m. The ride is a de-
lightful one and will repay all who
desire to 60. .nls hfe se'.,Y
'Old and sweet the first tune known
over the hills and far way will be
played at Chadwick's ice Dream gar :
den and museum this evening with
fulr orchestra. 1t is beyosd q doubt
the most pleasant place 10 the city!
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THE TEMPERANCEwoRK.
cHRIsTIAN TENPERANCE ALLIANCE
TO BE oRakNIzED-MAss MEET

, INGa IN -, - 2 z1oI wsN bns .aiiiI
Atthe Y M. O.. k.rooms, last evening.
O meeting composed OF represent atiyes !
:frOin the different churches and tempe.l /
rance societies Of the city, was held for |
the purpose d. gorganizibg, g. Christian
Temperance Alliance. Rev. G. M. Psgg
was called to the chair and q. H.. Sent.
man appointed Secretary - ega .. i
1t was decided TO hold two tent meet
ings in the eastern and Western part Of
the city as soon as arrangements there
for can be- made! The following COM
mittees We're appointed: We o,' 9 81. ~ = (.
On colstitution-g Rev. A.. D. Davis,
Rev. b. III. Latrobe, Julius Dodd. III
McCorkle, Isaiah Starr, Frank Hoffeek-
er, ID, s. Truitt, Charles Moore.
On lots and tents-Cherles Moore,
Jonn White, A. Sergeant, VIM. Powick,
ID. s. Trnitt. eHWW f1
The meeting adjourned 10 meet on
Ihursday evening next, at the same
place.
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.
A gospel temperance mass meeting
will be held at the Opera House on this,
TUESDAY evening, July 10Th. The fol-
lowing is the programme: ~
Singing, Jubilee singers.
T. 80, Rev. J. E. Mowbray,
cc.1 Tres. Rev. B. h. Latrobe.
81 relng, Jubilee Singers.
Address, Rev. J. b. Nixon, D. d.
SIM ing, 4.. Jubilee Singers.
Address, Rev. Henry c. westwood D. D.
Singing, Jubilee Singers.
Address, Col. Theodore Hyatt.
Prayer, Rev. L. Marks.
Doxology and benediction.
Doors open at z o'clock. The famous
Jubilee Singers will render several OF
their fine selections before the meeting
opens. Admission free. All lare invi.
ted.
THE GOSPEL rEMrERANqr MEETING.
OByEcT-The prevention and cure Of
intem perance and the salvation of souls
MoTTo-"Let all your things be done
| e.-H i Cor, 1s Chaps IA Verse.
FAITH-"Christ Jesus came into the
world to save sinners" $50 luC.Y Je..
| Tim ), l Chap, 16 Verse.
CouNsEL-"Let us watch and be So
ber."
| .le3 1Thes., 5 Chap, 15 Verse
| MEBTINGs-Daily weekly, monthly OIL
occasional, as the, work may require, ol
at the call OF the, Presidept.5. lue
For the present, every week day even
ing, in the City Hall, and once a fort
night in The Opera House. h ks1
| N. B. Contributions should be sent Il
| the Treasurer. Charles W. Rowland, so:
Market street. Persons who are willini
to aid in any part of the work, either il
prayer or public meeting, or in vista
tion, are invited to hand their names t
the President, and join the Missionar
, Band. 3. THOMAS f. Hicks.
n sh 81 sHo COZ Market Street
Wilmington, July 0; 1871 H'I ,a
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.
5PECIAL NOTICES.
kpsial Dyspepsial Dyspepsia

epsia is the most perplexing OF all
ailments. Its sy mptOms are al
bfinite in iheir variety, and the for
bd respondent victims of the disease
ancy themselves the pIey, in turn,
| Fy known malady.. This is due, in
the close mpathy which exists
n the stomach and the brain, and in
lso TO the fact that any disturbance
digestive function necessarily disOr-
be liver, the bowels and the nervous
b, and effects, to some extent, the
y Of the blood. $50. .,-.r. ...t.na
4. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron sure
This is not new preparation, to be
end found wanting, IL has been pre-
daily for many years in the prac-
eminent physicians v tth unparalleled
ps; 1t Is not expected nor intended TO
ell the diseases TO which the human
" is subject, but is warranted TO cure
bpaiR In its m ost obstinate form, Kun
Bitter Wine Of Iron never falls to cure.
|otoms Of Dyspepsia are loss of appe-
ind and rising of the food, dryness OF
outh, heartburn, distension of the
sch and bowels, constipation, head
dizziness, sleeplessness and low spir-
|ry the great remedy and be convinced
merits. Get the genuine. Take only
kel's, which is put only in 81 bottles.
q, 259 North Ninth st., Philadelphia.
'1t never fails. For sale by all drug
|and dealers everywhere.
3 for K. +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
'and t"ke no other, six bottles for $5 90,
per bottle.
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A NEW WAR INVENTION.

s Thomas d. Gibson, proprietor of the
Swan Hotel, of this city, has invented a
new instrument of war, on which he has
secured letters patent. Mr.. g. com
menced his invention several years ago,
and the recent European war cloud in
duced him to complete his idea and bring
it into public notice.
The invention is a death-dealing mis-
sile, designed to succeed the more cum
brous and less destructive shells. In
shape and .appearahce it resembles a
large cone, and is about nine inches in
length and 81 in diameter. The apex
comprises large minnie ball, weighing
a pounds. In the body of the missile is
tin canister, large enough to contain a
half pound of powder, aud connected
with the breech by small pipe. Around
this Canister are. segments of iron, notch
ed so as I'd render them easily broken,
which are fitted nat thesball aud breeeh
nd secured by two iron bands on the
utsi de. io in-fusi''s-i- .ini 4
L The design is for the invention, when
discharged from large gun, to burst in
to number of pieces, which will scatter
death and destruction all around. The
iron bands are placed around the seq
ments near the bali and breech, so that
the force of the explosion will have the
greatest effect, and send the missiles fly
hing around with terrible force. The
affair weighs 124a pounds. ----- .------'--...--
Recently Mr.. Gibson carefully explo-
ded ene OF his projectiles, when it burst
into .thirty-seyen pieces. He proposes
making further experiment at Fort Del
aware as soon. as he can make the neces-
sary arrangements. r,.o
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TRIAL TRIP.--This morning the steamer
Carolina, lett the Harlan and Hollngsworth
CoMpany's yards for a Trial trip up the
Delaware river, as far as Cnesler. rf.
The Carolina is one OF the fUest passen-
ger steamers ever built in this city. She
has over one hundred staterooms, all flu ST.
ed in the most complete manner, while the
dining room lined by beautifully painted
panels adorned by gilaed colamis, is amar-
vel of magniiicence. dn- all her appoint-
ments size is as coupiete as aEy boat that
sails the seas. aEoa ..Iiu sTle hg0.d ri
The Triumph Truss is d marvel of
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted wall hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, viii infalibly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
Truss Is toQTTdnted, and the Cure Guar
anteed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either office. So4 II.
THE FIRE BADGEs.-The badges adopted
by the Fire D. p ,rtment of tins city, and
ordered about three weeks ago, will arrive
here tomorrow. The chief Engineer will
lake charge Of them, aud deliver to the
secretary Oi each company the number Or
dered, who 10 turn give tnem out to the
members, at the same taking their names
and residences. in .rI.I .....f Ii.O..
The WATER PRoPosALs.-The propo-
sails advertised for by the Water Com
mission for the completion of Cool
Spring Reservoir, will be opened this
afternoon at 8 o'clock. We shall en-
deavor to obtain them for publication
in one of our late editions. uHt..