One rap " _No_. Two raps " _neither Yes nor No_, but variously, according to the nature of the question, as: _not now, not yet, not quite, don't know_, and the like. Five raps signifying _Alphabet_--The Alphabet is never responded to, except when the signal for it has been given by the Spirit. Hence, to save time, it is never called, unless the signal has been heard. Continuous light raps indicate _an error_ in the answer just given. They annul the signal previously made, and the question should be repeated. Continuous loud raps indicate _want of Harmony_ in the Circle, and may generally be taken as a reproof in consequence of some violation of the Rules of Order. _Admission One Dollar._ Hours: From 3 to 5 P.M., and 8 to 10 in the evening; except Wednesday and Saturday evenings, and Saturday afternoons, which are reserved for private parties. The mornings of each day are also appropriated to private parties, the terms for which are five dollars for each hour, and for which arrangements can be made by application to Mrs. Brown. [Hand Symbol] No visitors will be received on Sundays. * * * * * We received a great deal of money. There were occasional days when my maid, the good and faithful Susie, would make returns of a hundred dollars as the day's receipts; but it was as freely spent as given. We, none of us, have ever been accused of the spirit of hoarding; nor had Mammon any temple in the home or in the hearts of any of us, though Charity had; and that, I think, is one of the frequent though not invariable fruits of Spiritualism and intercourse with Spirits, observable in human character and life. Money, and selfishness in all its forms, are apt to shrink into small dimensions of value in the minds of persons who communicate much with those of the next life, and who thus come to know and realize, as a certainty, the truth of _that next life_. [Illustration: My dear Mr. & Mrs. Underhill-- Can you come and take tea with us to-morrow evening? I do hope so. I want you socially--not =spiritually=. Mr. Oliver Johnson and Mr. Owen will be here, and both of them hope to meet you. Tea at six o'clock. Our number is 52 East 20th St. near the Fourth Ave. Hoping to see you. I am most truly yours. Alice Cary. Sunday.] [Illustration: My dear Mrs. Underhill-- Can you and Mr. Underhill drink tea with us tomorrow evening? Half past six is our hour. You will meet Mr. Davis of Washington, and probably Mr. Greeley Hoping to see you. I am very truly yours, Alice Cary. 52 East 20th St. Saturday.] [Illustration: March 30. '58 Dear Leah