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In again presenting to the notice of the public the
above remedy, feel that little apology il needed
Vast numbers oil sections of the Union are obliged
to have recourse 10 other of relief than the
immediate prescription of their family ply cisn and
as each return OF the winter season brings host
OF profess edly new specifies good others use
less, and many decidedly dangerous, IL becomes as
much matte of duty interest, believing this to
be remedy, combining the greatest advantages,
with the least objections Of any other use
II as extensively known as practicable. That such
s Its oharact Is sbundanty proved by the fact,
that It has been extensively used the last twenty
years with unparalleled success; that its reputation
has continued to spread and its sale Increase with
little and from advertising or published lists Of GER
thcates (which all know can easily be had for a
worthless preparation rs for meritorous one, that
by Its own intrinsic merit with the recommendation
OF persons benefited by It's II has gained its pre-
sent popularity 1t is not trumpeted to the world
specific or cure all, but rs valuable and scientific
auxiliary Iii pulmonary cases, ready at hand and
that has been generally found to afford relief here
most Others have been tried without mat ea benefit
AS such, 1t is recognised by numbers of leading
ply slclans, who know Its and have been
eye witnesses of Its superior efficacy, well by
thousands of our most respectable citizens to most
of whom reference is cheerfuly permitted.
MARIN PALMER, and CHASLES STOTT,
WASHINGTON; ClSSEL, Georgetown and PEEL
STEVENS, Alexandra.
Also, "TYLER'S q IN ARABIC COUGH
CANDY DROPS" the same composition in a
portable form, much patronised by public speakers,
singers, frequenters of public assemblies, &c. as
they romove all huskiness from the throat and voice
and act like charm on troublesome cough. Price
IN and Is cents a box. dec 2-ly
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.
OFFICE OF THE WARRINGTON AQuKprcT,(
WAsHING TON, March 5, 1857. 4

OFFICE OF THE WAsHlNaTos AQuKprcT,(
WASHING TON, March 5, 1887. {
Proposals are invited for materials and Work for
the Washington Aqueduct.
Proposals received up to 7th May will be opened at
Maps, prohles, and specifications of materials and
work to be let will be ready for examination at this
Ss %oH to be- let vii embrace M Masonry of
of the Bridges, Graduation, Excavation, and En-
of Pss as @
Bricks. Sand, Bubble, and Cut Stone, &c.
For tho particular works and materials referencei 10
made to the specifications and ans.
As upon portion of the line the Titles are net yet
acquired by the Limited states, there may s Ds somS
unavoidable delays due allowance will be made N the
Portions Only of some of the works can be compile
ted under the but nrs
right to prescribe the amount of work to be done and
rate of progress under each contract for each sPPro
pratOn and in of the appropriation not holding
out sufficiently, to decide when and W hat works shall
In case of the entire stoppage of any particular
work for want Of funds the reserved ten per cent.
Pay ments will be made IN specie checks upon the
of the Engineer. reseryns ten per cent and It viii
be condition Of all contracts hat the workmen shall
ali BIDS should be Sealed and endorsed Proposals
for work or materials on the Washington Aqucduct."
or ali the bills should they not bo deemed advanta-
geous, and to make such arrangements As may be
consldered most conducive 10 tho progress OF the
work.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guar
antee signed by moro responsible persons, to
the effect that he they undertake that the bidder
bidders will, If his their bid be accepted enter
into an obligation, within ten days, with good and re-
sponsibs securities, for the completion Of the work
undeItaken said guarantee to DO accompanied BY the
certificate of the United States district judge nit ed
of the General Government or individual known to
tho Engineer or Department of War, that the guar
antors are able to ma ks good their guarantee.
Bids will be opened in presence of bidders, II any
OF them choose to be present.
NJ. C. MEIGS,
Captain Of Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. NJ. G. MBIGs, L. s. Engineer.
We, the undersigned, residents of - in the
State of -, hereby. jointly and severally, cove
nant with the tinted States, and guarantee in case
the foregoing bid of - be accepted, that he or
they will, within days ate the acceptance of the
said bid the contract for the same with good
and sufficient sureieS, to perform furnish the art
ces proposed conformity to the terms of the advsr
tseInent under which II was made. And in case the
said - shall fail to enter into contract as afore
said, we guarantee to make good the difference be-
tween the offer by the said - and the next lowest
bidder.
tsisn'd' t:B::
thereby certify that. TO the best of my knowledge
and belief the above-named Suarantors are good and
sufficient.
(Signed,l E.P.
mar 7-eodt7My&lawtf
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
N e rIcsIT & E,ngineer
DROPOSALS FOR ERECTING MARINE
BARRACKS AT PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March s. 1857.

NAVY IMPAIRMENT,
WASHING ON, March 5, 1a57.S
Sealed proposals., endorsed Proposals for Build
ing Marine Barracks at Pensacola, Florida" will be
Marine Barracks authorized to be erected at Pensa
the Ns;
ment, copies OF which may be seen at the office, OF
York, Philadelphia, and Pensacola, and at the Office
Of the Q9srternastcr at the Marine CSrpsat Wash
for each Of which separate proposal must be sub,
ist Proposals for building mems quarters and out
I'd Proposals for building officers quarters and
Sd. Proposals for building commandauts' quarters
and outbuildings.
5th. Proposal for building entrance lodge.
The proposals must be for furnishing all the mate
manner stis}actors to the person who HON may be ap
pointed by the Navy Department to spperintend the
thereof when i Deems the interest Of the GnRt ted
Ninety per cent Of the amount OF work done and
materials delivered, according to contract price, will
upon estimates made and certified to by the superin-
tendent on the part of the United States and ten per
and acceptance of the work, by the said supernten-
dent and Department, and be forfeited the event of
DO made for an amount less than FIVE Thousand dol
lars.
Each proposal must DO accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons >, certi
ned to DO so by navy agent, postmaster, district
judge, some other officer Of the United States in
the sum OF five thousand dollars. that the bidder will,
when required if his proposals. or any of them, be
accepted enter into contract or bond with proper
and sufficient securities for It's faithful performance.
Bidders invited to examine the plans and spcci-
hoations at tho Offices hereinbefore mentioned.
The proposals must be scaled and addressed to this
Department. and plainly endorsed Proposals for
Bna!dins Marine Barracks at Pensacola, Fori-
d."
Those only whose offers may be accepted will be
notified and tho contract will be forwarded as soon
thereafter as Prrccabe which they will be required
to execute within ten days after its receipt at the
post ONCE named by them
: :C,DOBBIN, Secretary Of the Navy.
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Medicines.
STOP THAT COUGH!
= The Great Remedy for CoueHs, CoLps, Group


ST2P IaAEE s GUSSG}a aI corau, Com, c,or,
anu " Af DR. NOSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs of the worst kind IL also cures
Hoarssness, Sore Throat, Weakness of the Chest,
Pam in the Breast and Lung Affection Where.
drops of PAIN CtRER, and you will find medi-
ate relief DR.. Roses Cough Syrup relieves and fire.
Quently cures a consumptive cough, ana forthes the
system against further attacks,
~ In bottles at 50 cents and ST..
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives Of thousand of children have been saved,
BY using DR.. ROSES GROUP SYRUP. IL gives
instant Eelis SuR 3 CENT WijHoSPfyG COUGH
DR.. ROSES WHOOHING COUGH SYRUP
is the only certain cure for Whooping Cough: IL
cures in short time, and says all Irritation OF the
Lungs. 50 cents a bottle. ,
The above valuable medicines are recommended
by yslclans who have tried them IN their practice
To he had of all the Druggists In Washing ton
Georgetown and Alexadria. doc nam
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DEAL ESTATE OFFICE.
full description of all property left with for
sale, will be entered my Sales Book, and receive
my personal attention. and If sale is effected rea-
sale. " ~ "
will also give personal attention to the entng of
Dwellings and other property, for reasonable fees
The public may be assured that all Blu siness left in
hdety; and that it is my intention to max my office
place OF great value to all interested II eal Estate
BUSINESS respectfully solicited. Office at No. sig
(second story)7t street, opposite National Intelli
gcncer Office.
jan 22-eo3m POLLARD WEBB
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AYER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Coughs. Colds, HoarSsneSS; Bronchitis, Whoop
ing Cough, Group, AstEama aud Cons unip ii on

1s,b
ing Cough. Group, Astkama aHd Consumption.
In the generation to facilitate the business of life
increase its enjoyment, and proong the term of
value to mankind than this contribution of Chemis-
Try to the Healing Art. A vast trial of its virtues
doubt that no medicine or ina of medicines
yot known, can so surely control and the
swept from midst snd tson
sands every year. Indeed there is now abundant
which can be relied on, TO cure the most dangerous
affections Of the lungs. Our space here will not per-
BY use but we would present the foIo1in Sso
and refer further enquiry to my American Almanac,
TO furnish free, wherein are full particulars, and In
dsputable proof of these statements.
OFFICE OF TRANSFORMATION
DR.. J: c. AVER. Dear Sir:-My little Son. four
Years Old has nst EecoveTed from severe attack Of
deGd child. Having used CHERRY PEcTonAL, in
of bronchitis, with entire success, was induced to
try it, my little boy. gave him spoonful
By ten O'CLOCK at night found DECIDED Change nS o1
the better and after three days use, he able to
Its use in tho above named disease will save many
child from premature grave, and relieve the
the Throat and Lungs, believe it the best medicine
%s IN da
In another world.
] am yours with great respect,
J. ID. POWELL, Supt. Trans, l.. r.. r.
RecKY HILL, Somerset Co., Mil
Dr.. j. c. AYBR,-Since your medicine has become
known here, 1t has greater demand than any other
cough remedy have ever sold IL is spoken of in
terms or unmeasured praise by those who have used
IT, ana know OF some where the best thew can
say OF IT Is not too much for the good it has done
take pleasure in selling it, because know that am
feel gratlhed In seeing the benefit il confers.
Please send me further supply, and believe me
Yours, With EssPsct,
p. S.-Almost any number Of certificates can he
sent IL you wish 1t. "
DR. J. G. AVER. Sir,-This may oeTtifS tbst
have used your CHERRY PRcToRAI for upvsrd. IL
ono year; and 1t 10 my sincere belief thai .SnnI
have been In my grave this time III had nor 4,
has cured me OF dangerous affection OF Tie Inn.'
ana 40 moi overstate my convictions when tell Won
Yours very respectfully
n, .WILkss4REK, Pa, Septembr a, Ia1.
IN. ). Z. AVER: Ny dear Sir.-Yonr medioine in
my. ePPIoved Of by those who hare used IL here
-. 10 Postion 10 snch insure and MAINTAIN
49, ePuu,ion: invariably recommend il for pul-
n,ans ehections as do many Of our principal phys-
am your frepd, -
CHAS. STREATER, n, ID.
n. prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell,
Sold hy z. D. GILMAN Washington and all re-
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EVENING STAR.
wl.HIxoroS, April ., 1887.

WAsHIyoToN, April ., lSF'
Mr.. EDITOR In your star OF the 5let 1ttIlm9,
find the following by the ,tdy poet, Oliver Wendeil
Holiness (ExtTact from his song" katJdld:'D
ooh tell me where did Katy 1--we,
And what did Katy do!
And was she very fine and young.
And vet so wicked too!
Did Ksty love a naughty man.
OR kiss more cheeks than onef
warrant Katy did no more.
Than many Kate has DONE"
From the above queries, respecting poor Katy,
presume the author had never seen the following
lines written by young poet late of Brooklyn, n.
Y, now 9 resident of this city, and which think
were publ few years since. Ifyou think them
worthy of q place in your columns, they may afford
some amusement to your readers, at the same time
answer Mr.. Holiness inquiries. g. w. H.
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WILMINGTON, Y. c., Jan. IL. 1854


DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 8, 1885,
From natural defects and the unequal range of nv
eyes, have been compelled to glasses for seve-
raj years. have tried different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted to my eyes. Four
months since MIR. Tobias made two pairs especially
for me, which have found to serve me perfectly
BY the use of his oPtometer he 10 enabled to adapt
glasses most infinitely to the eye. most chserfufy
recommend Mr.. Tobias TO ell having occasion to use
glasses, and bear my estmOny as to his skill as an
optioian. HENRY e. BALDWIN,
Asst Sec'y to sign Land Warrants,
P.S. OPERA GLASSES of great variety, TEL
ESCOPES and MICROSCOPES, WATCH-MA-
kER CLASSES, and many other articles in this
line at very low prices constantly on hand.
l8-iy
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THE KATY.DID.
BIT W. SEAMAN BPARR,

BIT W. SEAMAN BRARR.
n n SSvsh
They were troubled IN spirits and of closed their
And opened their mouths to breathe forth their
signs,
Their Children were gathered all round the branches,
their launches.
council WAS called t9 NEE, IL This , trss
Who belonged to their tribe. whom they called 90
"a sly little vixen with eyes black IS jetJ
Al sad she wa. pretty spd eve, .9SSeG 15nnR limb
the Il Ga Ss SS nsI
Her and her ma would f hut bs IN took of the rim.
And thus they divided her name BY line.
Again it was changed, they cut on the n:
This made il spell Cat now this would not do,
For or pussie With wings was something quite new.
And thus the objection wss soon put away.
To finish the sentence. they made tic of the sAs,
Now Miss Katie was proud and would flutter her
Wink her eyes at the he's and do many strange
A perfect young ai,t was this INSECT no doubt,
hut still she had friends who'd defend her till death
But stop to their kindness, stopped also their
At last she was called to appear at the court.
But they sought her IN vain, nor could she be
They hunted thro' branches and looked all around.
! B9f the sly little vixen was no, not to be found;
And sad 70 restsin the HP Of 2e
Some said they were kissing, and others said nav,
And whilst they were talking, the two few away.
Twas fly AWAY match between the young pair,
Zach strained their eyes they shot thrO' the
They wstched all that day, till the darkness Of night
Yelled the BRIDE and her lover from thoir sharp
searching sight.
Some sad it was Kate flew away with the he.
And others said no, that never could be;
At last one proposed, their success let drink,
so they put II to vote,-6nd what do Won think!
They sll voted yes'-of course, none voted mo-"
And each took a seat and formed long row,
Tho 49," was brought, and they drank ell that
night,
And ', 49,. morning appeared they were all rather
tight
Their bottle was broken and thrown on the grouni.
But the guilty one never, rs yet, has been found.
Some said ID was Katy, who softly had cTept.
And broken the bottle viii 8. all OF them s sot,
Katie did" II, no dOnbt. IL was always her way,
To be causing some mischief by night and by day
some said" Matte did mt and this caused a row,
And IN the meeiee. they broke off the bough,
Down came the poor insects With the limb to the
ground,
Not i've he'' or " she" could ever be found;
Their ghosts vet heard in the still SIMMER nigh
Fltfully murmuring the cause Of the fight.
Katie dtd," sounds voice from the darkness
around,
Whilst bill top and valley re- echo the sound,
In sepulchrel tones. new voices we hear,
Katie did 'nt' floats mOurnfuy on thro' the air.
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Miscellaneous.
u L. FAINT, yRy & CO,
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,

IN l.. FAINT, JR., d CO.,
e. LAND AGENTS
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
LRcoNPToy, KANSAS.
Land Warrants located and sold on commission.
Land Warrants sold to pre-emptors on time.
Locations made on Joint account"
The active partner Of the firm was engaged in the
United States Surveys in Kansas, and will be able to
make choice locations.
Business sent through Sweeny, Rittenhouss, FAINT
& Co. will be forwarded to US.
REFERENCES:
Sweeny, Rittenhouse, FAINT Co.. Bankefs. Wash
ington, ID. c.
E. W. Clark, Dodge 4 Co, Bankers. New York.
DreIel d CO., Bankers, Philadelphia.
Josiah Lee Il Co. Bankers, Baltimore.
Eowle. SnOwden Co., Bankers, Alexandria, Va.
X. II. Maury Co. Bankers, Richmond, Va.
II. b. Merrell Co., Bankers, New Orleans.
John J. Anderson Il Co. Bankers, st. Louis, Mo.
mar l7-wl&deom
NcGREGOR CO.'S EXTENSIVE HOUSE
1Vl FURNISHING WAREROOMS, Nos. $50,
623, and 521 Seventh street.
FULL SETS o.
biNINa ROOM,
CHAMBER FURNITURE, in
MAHOGANY,
WALNUT,
ROSEWOOD and OAK.
And general assortment of all HOUSEKEEP-
ING GOODS always on hand, at lowest prices.
III Houses furnished entire, at short notice.
anlr
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WINDOW CLASSIC boxes Baltimore and
w Philadelphia Glass, all qualities and sizes, for
sale ct liberal discount, by
j. R. McGREGOR,
mar 2o-Tu6 F2m 5S4 7th street.
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WILKsbARIrp. s.,,.n N

WiNDOW CLASSIC boxes Baltimore add
eo fniiadelphia GLASS, al qualities and siz 60,
sss ~ !. sS''.l jew; ds6kseom D NJ a,
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Travellers Directory.
NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST
&ssEsss -,

Ne" hoCib To The SOUTHWEST.
sz 81 s
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RATLRoAD
ooTErLEIE5p9LLo CONNECTING
nGh, Ga: and MI the NorfheGSfsrA eiti,S, MIA
Memphis, Tenn.
The last connecting link of abroad between NEW
YORK AND THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
uar transportation of Passengers and Freight, Al
will afford more Expedition and less Expense than
sny 9thes route between the Noyihesst and South
thereof, and govern themselves accordingly
O'Clock. a. m latter the arrival Of the trains from
Chattanooga and Nashville, land arrive al Memphis
Steam Packets New and Sh ohef
tant points upon the Western Rivers. Goods CON
% Il bs AFs en- at or
by Express Freight Trans.
Freight IN charge of the Adams Express Conc
pany is carried over this route daily Ivy the Passen
ger trains. +. c. ARMS
HUNTSVILLE, tAa.) April LIST, 1857.
Through Tickets to Memphis. &c. sold st Will
mington s. c.; Charleston, s. e.: Augusta Swan
Ala Cha,tsPC9psa, and Nashryi!le Tenn
passengers viii take the nishi trains from Whining
ton n. c.; Augusta Ga; Chsttanooga and Nashville.
KinEsviIIe. 5. c.: and Atlanta. Ga. aP7-tf
nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
DAND LEESRI' RG. Va. VIA chesapeake al d
Ohio Canal.-Thc Packet Boats AR -ss~-u--T77T7t
g . and VI. c. MEIGS, will commenceS3
making daily trips to the above points, S
on Monday, March 3. leaving the wharf Of w. IL.
and III. q. Ritter Georgetown, ID. G. every morning
al 7 O'Clock, Sundays excepted; through IA eIf liz
hours leaving Georgetown at tseven O'Clock IA the
morning, the Boats will arrive at the Great Falls
Washington Aqueduct, at 10 =. m, Seneca NJ isn,
readiness to convey passengers to Leesburg, Va.
Returning, leave Edwards Ferry every day at nine
o'clock ia the morning, and arriving IN Georgetown
at sunset.
Through Tickets. Sl.75. intermediate points as
follows: Great Falls or Washington Aaueduci, 81
cents; Seneca, - cents; Edwards Ferry, S'.i2;
Leesburg. Virginia. including coach. Sl.75. Meals
served on the Boats at moderate prices.
mars W. II. * ~. q. RITTER.
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"A STREET, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., where all kinds
Of ENTERTAINMENTS are furnished with the best lee
Creams, Cakes, Water Ices, Confectionery, & c., OF
the shortest notice, and the moderate terms
SedsI awaFded st the hst ekhh6oa Of Aetropollt30
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
UNITED Stiles MAIL STE ME

These ships having been built by contract pressy
Tor GoveJnment service, every care has been taken
In their construction, also In their eng mes 10 in
sure strength and speed, and their accommodations
for passengers are unequalled for elegance and COM
fort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool. in
first CABIN $50; second do SIS: exclusive use of
extra size state rooms, S375. From Liverpool to
New lork, ~ and 81 gulneos. An experienced Sur
geon ched 10 each ship. No berths be secured
until paid for. The ships Of this line have improved
wateT-tIght bukheads, and to avoid danger from
will not cross the Banks north OF q degrees IT.
After he lsto f
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janT
ITO ALL THATvALUE THEIR SIGHT.
JOHN TOBIAS,

wishes to call the attention Of all thatSS@
ieeted, to his superior SP ECTACL LES and LASS
accuracy and brilliant transparency, suited precise
ly and benehcally to the wearer, according to the
are the III effects caused to the precious organ Of
sight from the commencement OF using glasses in
ter enss.s h to
measure the focal disease Of the eyes and such
will be furnish
JOHN TOBIAS acknowledges the very liberal
the patronage of those who have not vet availed
themselves of his aid.
Persons that cannot conveniently call. by sending
the glasses In use, and state how many inches they
can read this print with their spectaces can be sup
Innumerable testimonials to be seen and referen-
ces given to many who have derived the greatest
Circulars to be had grntis, at his office, No. 5l2
Seventh street. three doors from Odd Fellows Hail.
up stairs. -
SIR: The Spectaces you made for me suit very
any other Savo lately tired. my Sight HUI '''o
' '' " LIFT. w. TAzEwELL.
i have tried pair of Spectacles obtained from Mr.
TOBIAS and find them Of great assistance to my sight,
recommend nj" as a Sh'if01 HENRY HGRlNSfRF'9 A. WISE.
Having been induced by friend to visit the estab-
lishnent of Mr.. Tobias for the purpose of trying
slightly coored blue, which have afforded me more
relief and qualification than any have ever tried
My sight, originally very good, was injured by writ
ing and reading at night, frequently to very late
hour; but with the aid of these glasses l study
almost as late ever, and that too without the PAIN
l have previously suffered. -
JOHN WILSON,
Late Commissioner Gen'l Land Office.
Dec. ii, 1855.
have used Mr.. Tobiss's Spectacles for three or
four months and take great pleasure in saying that
! am much pleased with them; l have been much
benefited by them. GEO. p. SCARBURGH.
May 5th, 1856.
!! was recommended to Mr.. John Tobias as a skill
fu optlcian; and as have eyes of remarkable pecu-
larlty, was grathed to find that Mr.. Tobias seem
ed to comprehend them by inspection and slight
measurement, and he has made me a pair of Speota-
cles that suits me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
July ii, 1885,
WILMINGTON, v. c., Jan. IL, 1854.
Mr.. j. Tobias. Dear Sit: 4 am happy to say that
the Spectaces which obtained from you last week
are entirely satisfactory. From an inequality in the
visual range of my eyes, | have heretofore found
great In getting glasses of the proper focal
distance: IL affords me pleasure to state that by the
aid OF your optometer this difficulty has been happ-
ly obyated, that the glasses you furnished me are
decidedly the best adapted to my eyes of any have
Very respectfully, yours, R.. b. DRANE.,
Rector OF st. James's Parish.