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ID west corner of Pa. avenue and 9th street il pre-
pared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
OF without board. Every effort viii be made TO rem.
der those oomfortt Bile who may favor her with their
patronage. ap Eft
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NO r E.-FOR RENT-PARLORS AND
' Chambers, with board. Also, table and tran
sient board, with bathing room and shower baths
and every attention TO render IL most agreeable to
her boardsrs. Mrs. p. @ MURRAY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and ~ 81.
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WALKER CO., Marble Hall Clothing Empo-
~ rum under Browns Hotel, respectfully announce
their display Of Spring and Summer Clothing Is
ready inspection comprising assortment o: Costs
Psntsoons OF the and richest designs in
material trimming and workmanship To gentlemen who
study excellence with economy fashionable articles Of
opportunity for Getting Is offered from Of the
largest attractive OF goods offered IN
this city a. 8 very reduced scale Of prices spE
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]. 3 rHoMPsOE,
d 4 & CHI AN r TAILOR

has removed 70 his old stand, Motifs Building,
~ street, one door north Of Shillington Bookstore,
where he would be pleased to serve his friends and
the public, may 8-2w
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BY j. C. Meg UIRE. Auctionesr

BY - T.. leu UlhEs AuctiOnesf.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HANDSOME
~ and Valuable StalliOn.--By virtue Of an order
of the Orphans Court, the subscriber will sell al
public sale, on Thu RSDAY, tie Eth day of May,
1875, AT So O'Clock p. m, in front of the auction
store OF James C. Nc CURE on liie corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and Ttn'h street wrist, the vaiua-
BILE stallion horse moscow, )" belonging to the estate
"f the late Charles w. Stewart. Moscow is of the
Morgan stOck, very fast in harness under the
saddle Of fac gait and carriage and desirable for
road horse or for standing.
Terms: One half cash, anu tic balance in 30 az d
81 days, fol- notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
interest. CHAS. =. WALLACE,
Administrator.
JAMES e. MCGUIRE,
nav ia--.;ts suctionoa,
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rFJoE sBLLssros receives AL the Book. aud News
Papers fast prbshed Re agent for HarpsTs aac al
the other Magazines and readers will always ind
OF BLANK Booe ant Stationary
his Odeon Budiug Fs snc AZ 81.
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II AissxsE -.

u fSt-s u y.
On the 10th instant. by tle Rev. w. C. Steel, Mr.
THOJ. c. MOCXABEEtO Miss MARY e. JONES'
both Of this city.
On the 9th instant. by the Rev. Mr.. Hodges, Nh
John f.. LACY to Miss JANE II. LYNCH, OF
Charles county, Maryland.
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~ D. GILMAN, Druggist has removed TO 62s Seventh
W. street. opposite 20 the Patriotic Bank and II
pared oil ell orders for Hsdciues Paints 0 and Gass
accommodating Ars. Strict attention will be pail &C
physicians presort Ons .. all hou-s OF the day and night
The night bell 10 on the right of the store door.
an Il
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&c McGuIn &, Ava.foneer.

by &c McGUIR ~, kpatfoneer-
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT an Four erI:th
y street AT Public aucIOn-Dn MONDAY af;t:-
moon, May l4ih, At O'Clock, on the prea i-eS, ]
sfGii sell part Of Lot No 5, iE square No Z, hav-
ing font Of revpntsen tee; on FouTtecT'h street.
west, between uorth G snG ~ streets, running back
seventy five feer, with ont et Of three feat Ia lie
rear to ID street. Title perfect.
The lot is situated in a rapidly improving par Of
the city, within Il short distance Of the avenue, and
is very desirF bic ns building lot.
Terms: One third cast; residue In six and twelve
months for notes secured by deed Of and bear
ing inieres: JAMES G MCGUIRE,
mav Id huCtiuEeer
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" IN T "a PARTNER TO WORK A
w Stone Quarry and contract for sale Of Stone
to Government and others, there being now great de-
mand for stone. This Quarry is Immediately Oppo
site Georget1wn. Large shanty, blacksmith shop,
and every implement on the spot. THIS quarry fur
nishes the best and largest truck Stone, &c. A
chance il now offered Call or write TO
LLOYD T. CO,
Fifteenth street, Oppo. the Treasury.
NAV ST
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Il Coal from the British provinces can
now bs bought In Boston for IS per tor.
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Auction Gales,
By u. q. WRIGHT. a,nrraf1

nRPHAN'S COURT sALE.-on THURSDAY
" Morning next, the lin instant, al 8 O'Clock,
tha SELF BY order OF the Orphans Court In front nj
the auction rooms, variety OF well kept furni-
tHe,v.S:
Mahogany Chair, Sofas, Secretary and BOOK case
Poir ol Gard Tables, Marble top Pier Table
pair Dring Tables, Mahogany Bureaus
tleh aid French Eedsteads, stoves, Time piece
Astral and Solar Lamps, Crockery and Class Ware
NJ ,niie Glass, Wardrohr. Fender End kndirons
Handsome Dressing Bureau, Blinds
Best quality Hair Mauess:s, SC, &c.
Terms cash.
NAV 14-2 EDW. 3. WRIGHT, Auctr.
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than sitting down 70 write notice Of the celebrated Roof
land German Btters fully
conerrhg public benefit and heart tells that By
our notices have bssn induced take these Bsrs
and been rescued ro death By dyspspsA liver
kc, for the which 10 certain prepared and
sold only By Dr. O. NJ JACKSON at the German Medicine
Store, No 100 Arch street. Phisdelphis.
See advertisement. 2-em
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SIMMER M LLINERY.

MRS. J. LANE.
No. 81 Bridge street, between Con- 2s
k gress and High, Georgetown, has just e$X
Wv received a well selected and beauti- W.
full assortment OF Frence HATS and Summer MIL
LINERY of The latest styles
Also, Straw Bonnet Flats for children. Ribbons,
Flowers, &c which she will open on Saturday,
May l2;h. MRS. J. l..
NAV ll-3ts
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HAIR WORK.

HAIR WORK.
ORNAMENTS Of Hair, such as Bracelets, Chat
~ claims, Chains, Breastpns, Earrings, Finger
Rings, made 10 order, Of any desired design.
All orders faithfully attended 10.
Specimens may be seen ., my store.
II. SEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. av., between oh and 10th So.
Mar so
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FURNISHED ROOMS MRS. @ ANDERSON
Il has several furnished Rooms which shr ,vishes
10 rent: sitHrted over the Music ard S.ati"ne-y
Store, second doo, from the KnkwoOd House. Pa.
avenue. ap ll-eOlm
FOR SALE-A TWO STORY Brick HOUSE
l. on the corner Of Prospect and Frederick streets
Georgetown, now occupied by Mr.. John ~. Bro
naugh. For Information apply TO MIR. - GES MIL
LER. ::aIk't ST be;w. 4ih and 5th, Georgetown.
IN QS--law5Wt
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UTANTED-EVERYBO TO KNOW THAT
w they can get a lot "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, for the low price of S75-payable So a month
without interest. Apply at the Union Land Office,
7lh st., above Odd Fellows Hall.
ap 2S-3m JOHN FOX, Sec.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
v The block of buildings known a. the "Union
Buildings" and now occupied by the Union news
paper establishment. They are situated on street
between 18th and 18th streets, and fronting directly
on Pennsylvania avenue. The lot 20 feet frrnt by
l59 feet deep The property is susceptible Of divis
ion and re arrangement, and its posit n such rs
must rank il among the best business stands on the
avenue, and is yearly increasing i'll -alne. The
time of the present. lessee expires the Let Septel
Der next, on which day possession may be had
Also, that large three story Brick House on 18th
street west, Opposite thc War Office and three doors
south of G. sire t.
Also, that three s:oIy House on 18th street wes l.
next door 20 the Government Building @, the corner
Of F and l7th streets.
Should the ab7ve property not be sold At private
sale prior to the 18th Of May, will be sold that
day a; public auction.
Terms will be made favorable to the purchaser.
Apply to Gil. II WlNDER,
Corner Of Seventeenth and G streets.
mar l9-2aWtHayi5
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ENOR RENT-A COMFORTABLE TWO STO
Il ny House on 9Th street, tetween NJ AMI N sts
Possession given i9imn 1ia'c!y. Apply TO the sub
scribers, at their Lumber Yard, corner OF a6th and
D streets h. N. J. w. EASBY.
NAV 10
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TELEGRAPHW.
R1PoRrKp ron THs
DAILY EVENING STAB.
Another Explosion ct eareschs's Powder
Mar ufactory

wnMseroS, May IL AT IL o'clock, this
morning, 6srssches drying spd gripdhg
hcpsss at his powder establishment blew up,
but fortunately no persons were killed or In
jured.
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LNOR SALE-A TWO-SFORY FRAME Dwell
Il ing House On Massachusetts, avenue, between
9Th and Sth streets. The house has four excellent
rooms and kitchen, and por.ico IN front, with al
excellent yard attached u the premises, and run
ming through the entire square, and is situated in
health re pec,able vicinity as Their, can be found
In this CT y, and Is only squares Of rh m
Market House. Possession given immehi ,tr!y.
II. ChbIAN,
may ll-eo3t No. 2I5 + At.
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"ANTkD.-TWO HANDS, white or black,
w and man and his wife, by The year, TO work
on farm near the District.
Also, would hire or purchase secsnd- hand Canal
Boat. Call between and O'Clock, daily, at the
offcc OF LLOYD & CO,
opposite the Treasury,
may ST 18th street.
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A PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, NEWLY
"A and handsomely furnished for rent, from let
June 20 November. and longer Il desired IL is CEN
tral, and being near the departments ALWAYS CON-
mands any number Of boarjers Eight or ten are
now in 1t who Wi be permanent il desi ed, The
lady wishing to 70 in the country will rent on the
most reasonable terms. Address GA NJ CITY 20 I
Once. uav IAEas
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EOR SALE-A DRUG STORE
l. with complete assorted stock Of best drugs
&c., in one of the best locations in Washington, d.
Z. The present owner being on The psint Of leay-
ing will sell al a very reasonable price ANY one
who has a thorough knowledge of the bu>iness and
the necessary qualifications Of the business will find
it a rare chance. Address oh s." Brx lc6 Wash
ineton city may Give
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

QCARTERMAsTER s OFFICE MARINE CORPS,
Washington, 10Th May, 1885. /
CEAI,ED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office until Friday, the 25th Of May nist., al 10
O'Clock IN, for supp ying 10 the Marines stauored
in Washington city from LIST July, 1855, 10 30th OF
June, 1856, such quantities Of Wood and al as
may be required upon the Quarterly acquisitions Of
Co .manoiBg Oflcers
The wood TO be best oak saplins, and the coal
best anthracite, free from dust broken and screened.
both to be delivered at sue points within the bar
rack walls, rs may BE- designated, free OF expense 20
the United States. NAV ll-3aNi23ih
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Wants.

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, OR LAD, TO
w drive milk WACO One that can re al and
write, well acquainted with the city, understands
the and management Of horse and wagon, go
Der, honest, careful, and industrious, and can he
well recommended may apply al Locust Hill Farm
fIh street road, near the hrst toll-gate.
NAV ll-3f+
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For Gale and Rent,

4 LARGE AND PLEASANT ROOM ON THE
"A second hoor. for gentleman and wife.
Also, vacancies for single gentlemen may be OBJ
tained by applying at No 453 Sixth ST, between
ID and E.. may l4-eo3-
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EOR RENT-THE SMALL FRAME t,So-s:ory
L House, No. 479 Thirteenth street, west side,
two doors south of Pa. avenue. II Is neat and CON
tCab'e Possession given immediately. Apply ut
the Star Office may off
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EURN1S ED ROOMS.-SEvE3AL handsome
= Par!o:s and Chambers recently occupied by The
usslsn Minister, and they will be rented to m
NY or several single gentiams1b with or withnu,
board. Inquire at J CRUroAET'S, No. Az,
corner 9Th and D streets.
may l4-ep3sa (Tn,.N
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

A SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and q
"A fine Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
on exhibition at the Metropolitan Mechanics Fair.
They from The mhnufaetory Of HENRY ERBEN
OF New York.
For terms, sc. apply TO Prof: eCHEEL, on l4th
sIeet, north off HENRY EhBEN.
feb S6-ectf
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS AT the last meeting Of the
trustees Of Public Schools, the resignation Of
Mn j. Wall, . very efficient teacher In the
MIRO district, w. received. Miss n n. Hen
saaw was Prcmosd TO AL the vacancy thus
eesasioned, and Miss Elisabeth Ellsn Aside xn,
rnsrly pupil II the Public Schools, was
elected assistant teacher in Primary School
No y, third district. It Is worthy Of remark
that this young lady was formerly pupil Of
mrs Hinton, whose success a. teacher Is at
tested BY the fact that three Of her pupils ars
now teachers In the Public Schools.
BUNKER HILL Tho beautiful diorama Of
the battle Of Bunker Hill will DO exhibited ut
Forest Hall, @ Georgetown, tomorrow evening
The people Of our sister city will doubtless be
pleased with tho patriotic and instructive en-
tertainment. -
NATURALIZATION We noticed q number Of
persons In the ofi:e of the clerk o, the Cir.
cult Court this morning engaged in getting
out naturalis alton papers.
WATCH RETURNS. - McMann profanity. fine
and costs; John Bu-nes drunk and disorder,r.
DO; Humphrey, throwing stones, do. ; Jcre.
miah Holly, stealing plank, workbouse thirty
days; Charles Wool, assault, dismissed !:
Henry Sullivan, disorderly, do Henry Nc.
Biain, do do, /; Elisabeth Butler, col drunk
and dlsorderly, workhouse thirty days; Ell.
ward CraWley, dead drunk, workhouse thirty
days; George Readen, col vsgrant work.
rouse ninety days; Mr.. Stuart, do, do ; John
hesrdon, drunk AMI disorderly, 6ns and costs
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO OBJ
IA tain well furnished room and board in pri
vate family, located between 9Th and 18th streets,
and II street and Pa avenue, whose dining hour is
bet = cen ] and O'Clock. Reference gwen and re-
CURED. Address "B Y - City Post Office.
NAV ll-3ts
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nor SALE-SEVERAL ELIGIRLY LOCA-
ted and conveniently constructed frame Houses
can be- bought cheap and on pleasing terms, on ap-
plying, by letter or in person, 10
WIN r. WOODWARD,
may 1-lw< No. 21O Sixth street west
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ITOR RENT-SEVERAL HANDSOME PAR
l. Tors and Chambers with board.
Also, Table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, asa r street apo
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d ENTS REDUCED TO SUIT The TIMES.
III 9l50 year Will be received for the rent Of
those new and convenient cottages at Kendall
Green, with two acres OF ground, stable, wood SHE'D
and other conveniences attached. Pumps OF pure
water are near the door, and commumcat on is had
with Georgetown by way Of II and Seventh streets
and Perm. Avenue, morning and afternoon, AT The
usual fare for the accommodation Of clerks in the
departments.
To secure the advantage Of THE great reduction
OF rent i1smedGtc application must BE- made to the
undersigned, either by letter, or Of his house 81
Kendall Green, after office hours, whore the keys
may be had and the houses inspco ted at any time.
Several Of these residences will be sold IA liberal
terms. VIM. STICKSEY,
No 4, Kendall Green.
N. B-Rent- paid quarterly in advance.
apr 8, ls6S-u
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CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Oopened this day, forty different styles OF c ocEs
Good Clocks 81 IS Fine Gold Watches, ga
warranted. Jewelry cheaper han sver.
Call and see for yourselves at
J ROBIN5ON'5,
No. a4e opposite Browns hotsi.
may l-dlm
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VILLA FOR SALE-THE SUB5C RI Ek OF
fers at private sale the villa in which she a
present resides with eight of land, situated at
Ellaviile, on the Washington and Baltim re Turn
pike Road. The h use is new, with all tie mOGerr
improvements, and the situation has many advant-
ages for persOcs engaged IN bushes ia Washington
AS il IS within five minutes walk OF the Eladensbnrg
Depot on the railroad, anG :here is also omnibus
running twice day between Washington and Ella
vile. Application to be made to the subscriber,
living on the premises MARY 3. yhSS
msr27-2aWtf
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tgT ANTS A SiTUATION-ANE ENGLISH wo-
w man, who can give the best references ard
testimonials as h1usekeerer, nurse or travelling
s'slance for children. Address, &c So Of this Of
fee, or at Mrs. Easby's near the Navy Yard.
may l4-3i.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF PARIS mANTIL-
LAS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
CREMONA, LEoNoRA,
LAVIkIA. LILY.
DE sTAEL, CAMILLA,
DEW DROP CLIMENB.
Also, few very pretty MOURNING MANTIL
LAS.
All the above styles just received aud this day az
ranged for inspection our MsntiIla Room, second
story. MAXWELL g. BROTHER
32s Pa. ave-, bet 9th and l0ih streets.
NAV Il-eo3t
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nOMES FOR ALL.-Beautfu!y and healthiiy
IL located Building Lots "A feet front by $50 feet
Deep on graded streets, can, until spring. be Sough.
at the exceeding low price OF s75, payable 50 per
month. Title indsputeble.
Cnica Land Once, 7th ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hail.
ian q-6m iOHN FOX. Srrr.tarv.
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ACCIDENT Yesterday, the coach belonging
70 ne United States Hotel was turned Into the
hVer At the Steamboat wharf. Fortunately,
10 passengers were In IL, or there would have
Seen some Injuries TO record. The only harm
done va to The cosoh.
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Money to Give away.


/ Offer for sale far below their yflue, and be-
low what is asked by others for less Vaiua-
destinations, the following desirable property:
The ''Pomeroy Brick Store Properly" and
WarehouSe-being 26 feet 'front.' by I26 deep;
large fine brick Store, and Warehouse back
the best business location IN town.
AlSO-Part Of lot IL. - feet by I26, lying
90 feet south of the brick store, with two
story wood building. 4 fine bu mess location
both in the best business block in town.
AisO--Vilage Lots, with and wilhou.
dwellings--large aad small. in various parts of
the town.
Aiso-Eight Acres q Land adjoining The
town nlat, with a good TaRnery thereon, aud
fine water privilege TO suit that busGe s--veTy
desirable location.
AlsO-Several tracts Of land IN VARIOUS
parts of this county
80 acres Of heavy timbered--wild, p miles
from town.
100 acres. heavy timbeIed and wet praiFie'
miles from town.
I37 acI 5, part timber and balance improved,
- miles from town.
40 acres light barrens, one forth of mile
from town.
230 acres. 40 improved, bauens, " miles
from town; All in good neighborhoodS, sunoun-
ded by fine Improvements. and Tor sale az rery
Tor rates. Title indisputable.
AlsO-other Lands at the usual prices tho
the country. c. ii. REEVE.
Plymouth, Ind, May 8, 1850. 7tf.
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MORTGAGE S ALE.

by virtue Of commission and execu-
~ ton to me drecte from the clerks Office
Of the Marshall Common Pleas court, will
expose to public sale at the court house door
in the town of Plymouth, in said county, on
Thursday the Both day of August. 1855, be-
tween the hours of 10 o clock m and o'clock
+ m. on said day, the interest o. Hulger HUI
version in and to the following real estate des-
cribed follows, to-wit Commencing at the
south west corner OF lots and 3, of section
eght in township thirty-three north OF range
one east, thence east eighty rods, thence north
eighty rods. thence west eighty rods, thence
eighty rods 10 the place of beginning. contain
ing 40 acres except the privilege OF a mill seat
not to exceed one acre OF ground on the south
line OF said tract, and the privilege of cutting
a ditch from the lake to said mill seat. | will
first offer the rents and profits of said land foi
seven years, and ii it falls to bring the a
mount OF $3.50 6S, with interest and COSTS
will then offer the fee simple title 10 the same.
Executed to satisfy judgment .or said amount
in favor of o, NJ. Bernard.
j. l.. THOMPSON sh' IF.
Aug. 9, 1855. cots.
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Inhalation for diseased Lungs!

The mode OF inhalation, for diseased lungs
and throat, recommended by DR.. Curtis in his
advertisement, strikes us as the true one. 1t
is now generally admitted 10y our best physi-
clans. that local difficulties can only be sue
ceSsfully treated by local applications This
practice has been pursued from the first with
respect to external inflammation and eorrosionS,
and we see not why diseases of the throat and
lungs may not be treated in the same manner;
we believe they may. In this variable climate
OF ours, where lung and throat complaints have
become so prevalent and rife. we earnestly
recommend TO the public, and to the afflicted
eSpeciailV, TO avail themselves of Dr. CurtiSS
remedy. Zone who has tried it, See adver-
tiSement i'm this IA Ter.
CAuTroS.-Dr CartiS Hygeana is the origin
al and only genuine article. l5m1
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PgoFIcIsxcY AT WEST PoINT.-We re-
Board of Visitors at West Point. fact
which illustrates the remarkable prof
cheney Of the pupils of the institutions,
not only in their studies. but in The prac
tice Of military duty. The annual exa.
.ataatioH this year lasted far seventeen
aays, end it is customary at the close OF
each aay for the students 10 give practi-
cal illustration of the science upon which
they have been -exa mined. Thus when
tho examination OF the day was upon
sunnery, there would be practice with
the szns al the close; military moyeme MS
viii be illustrated by the cadets acting as
. corps. aud the art OF horsemanship
wsuld be practically exempIified by ex
ereisss in the riding school. &c. On he
day there had been an examination in
engineering ana road building. and the
Board of Visitors were invited to proceed
to the river al half past five in the after
noon. to witness practical illustration
OF the examination. At the word OF com
aani the cadets proceeded to construct
a brIage from timber prepared for the
purpose. and in twenty four minutes
bridge enc hundred and fifty feet long.
extended into the Hudson, and resting
upon pom eoIrs where the water was deep.
ha. been put together, and made nassa-
bic fer artillery and troops. The cadets
were then required TO take up the bridge
The bridge was taken down; and the va
rlous timbers OF which it was composed
piled up IN an orderly manner. 50 as to
Se ready to be put up again. in n equal
~ short space of time. This was accom-
plished in exactly nine minutes. Upon
inquiry II was asceEtained tina the bridge
used upon this occasion was one which
was in the train of General Scott. in his
celebrated march to the City af Mexico.
Boston Journal.