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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CITY RAILRoAD-The
FIRST Gas: OF trial For Obstructing the CITY rail
road was tried yesterday before Justice Dom
Ihr Gef"nGant was hackman named Thomas
Crogglli lii" defense made was that his license
from the city prescribed certain rules one of
whit Ii VAS that he was entitled 10 the right of
way on the right side OF the street Coming in
contact with the cars on Seventh stree, he re
luS'n 10 give way, and challenged any power
10 remove flm. lie was arrested and taken he
I9rr Justice Dom, who imposed 4 fine of IS
4 MIS- Is III accordance with the charter granted
'hS ral'Way company by the last Congress
Alter the rendition OF the verdict. Mr. CTcorpr
= Gideon. manager of the road, stated that he
did notexact the penalty IN the present instance.
hutthat 0nfhders IN future would he prosecuted
10 me fun extent of the law
Iie omnibus men and hackmen who have
heretofore held tie monopoly OF the south
Seventh street road, charging their own pric,s.
have shown considerable disposition to inter-
ferc with the running of the street cars and i'm
several cases obstruetionS have been placed
upon the track, TO throw Off the ears, by sons.
party or parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

REMOVAL.
Il 4. J. ROTHR0CK has removed his stock Of
Paperhangings. Window Shades and Upholstery
Goods, to No. i52 Seventh street, opposite the
Patent Office
creased facilities for business, he respectfully
solicits the orders of the public
Pape-hsu giuG and L pholst.ry work of every de-
scrip ION execnted with dispatch. Come aud see.
at 43S Seventh ST., opposite Patent Office.
no li-2w Intel
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LADIES, Mems, Youths, Misses and Childran's
Rubber Boots shoes Sandals and CATERS: Ladirs'
ard Gents Brekle Oyershoes with felt lining and
top MEMS Short. Knee and Hip Boots At Allen
Cispp& Co. I India Rubber store Penn avenue
between 10Th and 18th SITS no I4.In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

RFFTSDED TTE MoSEY-Sergeant T. w
tOmstock YESTERDAY complained before JUS
tce W alter that j. &. Brment, captain in the
TIL el almy, and: 81 paToiei prisoner OF war.
had robbed him ST SIS. Cornstock stated that
he had stai OF which no ore was cognizart
except his mother and the prisoner. Il .;ncnt
had 7, ~ atPdly eEdeaV0Ted TO borrow, but was
tCrI3rd that liz had none for himself. much
lis 20 ioan. At length G.. missed his SEQ, and
accused II. of taking it. Is. confessed, and re-
turned So, but g. demanded the entirety of
tie EST. IL was not forth -omiag. Oifiear
Lynch fouud SOB So rrted in the he'd, and
Squire Walters required him to sslnte" the
other 60, making the So lost. The case was
dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

"ANTED-A smart, active BOY about Ia to IA
" years OF age one we'll acquainted with Il gures
M1st reside in eastern sectian Of the city Be 1t Of
reference requ red Apply No. 410 Seventh street
west Wash inxtGn. no . ?tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

LITERARY SoCIETY.-A number of young
men OF this city have organ lied themselves into
an association entitled The Washington Lit.
rrary Society" at 4 recent meeting the fol-
lowing gentlemen Were elected Off cers.-R r
Nj. Hurry, president; J. Is. Will, vice president;
A. n. Adams, corresponding secretary; w. r.
Gunnison, recording secretary: &. q. McLeran,
TREASURER. The Board of Aldermen have grant
sf them the use of their chamber, in which they
will hold their meetings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

ANOsYMOUs CONCENTRATIONS Our Alex
81 dra corr, spOndent who writes comp tanning
ii the conduct OF the 18th Virginia regiment in
that city, should accompany such charges with
weight 20 give TO his allegations. Anonymous
com IN unicariOns OF such q nature stand very
little chance of receiving attention at any news
paper office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

by 0REEN WILLIAMS. Auct @ aeers
T'RCSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il kkaL EsTATE.-By virtue of 8 deed OF trust.
d. airing date the 5h day of N ber 1850 Ard
recorded in Liber J. A. S. No los folios an an
as and ala one of the land records OF WsshinstoI
county IN the District of Columbia the upd md
trustee will on FRIDAY, the sth day Of December,
ISt2 a. clock p m, proceed to SELL in front Of
piece or parcel of ground situate lying and bejnc
IN the city of Washing and District of Columbia
and being parts Of lots of grou bered twenty.
Gisht ana twenty hine, In reservation B. to-wit.-
BEGINNING for said parts Of said lots piece or parcel
Of ground at point eighty four feet and four inch
angle OF said lot numbered twenty-eight on the
esSt line of the fifteen foet alley: thence runpiu~
eastwardly lift, feet TO the division line between
SAID lot No - and los No 81 i'm said reservation;
line forty three feet and inch TO the north line
OF the main alley in said reserTafion: thence run
ming Nestwardy along the north lire of said allev
nifty feet 70 the southwest angle OF said lot No -:
thence running northerly along the line OF said Of,
teen foot alley forty three feet aud one inch 10 TIE
one hundred and fifty four square feet Of ground
together with the Improvements thereon which
Consist OF a large two story brick dwelling house.
The above described property fronts on the line
o' the PUBLIC alley running through from Penn
sylvanis to Missouri avenue, between 9Th AMI az
streets west
Terms of sale: One fourth cash and the balance
IN y, IT, 10, and IL months, the purchaser to give
notes with interest from the day OF sale for the de-
feTred payments, the payment Of said notes to b
secured by a &c ed of trust u pom the promises
If the terms of sale be not complied with within
i've Gays from the day Of re the trustee reserves
the to resell the property at the risk and cost
of the de faultng purchaser upon giving ave days'
RH. LAsKEY, Trustee
TO - eo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MLLITARY AND CIVIL IAN.
WALL. STEPHENS x CO. are now opening
their FALL AND WINTER GOODS, embrscins
fine DRESS COATS, DoEsKIE PANTS VESTS.
DC. large ard we'll selected Stock ofhne heavy
OVERC0ATS. We have also a complete assort-
mert of BU SINESS SUITS, made in the most du-
rable manner. Officers will find our Military Goods
DESTROYS to their wants. Heavy woslen Blankets
for camp use, at reasonable prices.
WALL, STEPHENS L. CO.,
322 Penns ylvanis avenue,
oc % du between 9th and 10th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

TIE ISDIAs HERB DOcfoR, from Canada, will
describe diseases and tell his the nature of
their complaints or illness without receiving any
Or ndsifs. Office. No. IL WAshington Building
Pennsylv ANA avenue, cornsr Of Seventh street
Washington. y. u. au t6-H
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w other DRESS GOODS, assorted, full Winter
special and general wants OF families and house
keepers
One price only. marked in plain figures
An inspection of stock implies no obligation 10
purchase. PERRY a BRO
no l1-lot Pa ave, and Ninth street.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-IoO MEN to cut
W! wood For further inform.ti0u, apply Mt Mr.
HtiS : C"al ard Georgetown. At L. JAM
SON : Livery Stables, on lfth street. Eear WU
fards' Hotel, mn eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

FURNISHED ROOM TO LEA very pleasant
4 FRONI ROOM on the ri floor, suitable for one
or two gt ntlemen References rec uired Apply on
the premises Isl u ST., between 18th and 18th SITS.
No
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WASTtD-h good family COOK. None naed
w apply without being f1li salitied and having
good lelereEc :. Place permanent Apply to Mrs
PEARSON - Bre ntwood farm, on boundary s.
next west Of Kendall Green II. miles fre+n the Cap.
ltol r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

MILITARY OFFICERS will end the Mattress Cot
very desirable as IL can be folded up into A vary
small space, fitting into . canvas bag II is strons
and durable and can be converted into q CHI air or
lounge IT Will, and is arranged that il NAV be
stuffed with hay or straw. 1t Is made of both car
pet and canvas Por sale at the India Re bier Store
of Allen, Clapp Co. Penn avenue, between 10th
and llth SITS. ocS-Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

months la<t on the lower river. arrixad
=: '!.e Navy 1ard tha morning ~ rruli-,.
rhe triigs up The fcllowinh persons and a lot
commands foods, and ~ mhar Of contra q.
''anos "hd contraband runners. Joseph NOV.
..nso was iaken by tn. Satt-fit> crossing 10
iIhIyiand, hear Aqua Creek. re .:tated that
nc " 'ts gong over aftrr few arti 10 of clo.a.
ing. Cusfs Grimes and Thomas q; r 1.oe,, who.
nv snort distance below Auuja q re T. ,-ar,
.,"P."reo, whilA crossing the liver nv , nat az
NV rretorr- II is said that f,e.a .,.-, ,,sr
IaNe been Tor long time engaged in &c..
porting goods across, and that heretofore t,,.-s
n',' Seen very successful in their oper,tinuS
.,."'h n brown was taken off thu s,,ora r.ar
tHaihias Point by the Yankee Brown. yrhan
NJ saw beat OF the Yankee living ont in ,,,n
stream, Matted it and came down to the shore
Srhs pursued by some gueriIlas who lr.I al
MN, nut without Success. Brown was hand
oi Doafo Oh L schooner which was capturnd
;.t Snaitstoh over a year since; and hr
~, "i,Ii 'he crew, Were taken prLsontrs He has
'o"hbeu IN various prisons at the South
ahu some months since was released nj Rinh
mon" on parole, since which time he has -,
al Work There. About three weeks ayo M cF
leeteu ms escape from Richmond and made his
way to The Potomac "''
lhe Satellite reports that bnt few persons
row ;'ffe1bPt TO cross the river: for with cav
any force which Is stationed on the Marviand
= Or, and the boats OF the fiotilla whi .h :,ro -,
All hcurs on the lockout for cou:rahondist. g.
my DOW mud 1t more dan gerous than for,n.rJy
lhe wharf at Aqua Greek is fast provrass
ing 10 complstion-a large force of enyin.ars
ing at work day ant; highland in the coursa
OF lev days 1t l. expected that vessels will b.
enabled TO land their cargoes here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

DELIVERY OF ARMs.-This morning, the
property clerk of the police delivered over to
IN proper Oiil.rrr of the Government, one hun
or d AM fly i've packages OF arms, accout g.
ihrnt>' ~ whi IA have been pick d up by the
u lcF zine AHgil last THREE lara i;oyeru
rs n wagons MT filled with them
CLO@Eb.-ih he oar-room of Cornelius n
Campbell, Corner of TySrnty-seconJ -. =, ~
aud III" Ii Us -: n .til:ia Dunn, curnprof rhird
street a. Mass achust;ts avenue S.r. .I,.,i
90 ThuTsdav, ." parties being charged with
-.. n iIl,UJ- 10 soldiers.
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WANTED-0ne good BLACKSMITH. on Car
w raEe and Wagon Work. None hut good hands
need apply. Also, one HELPER in the Smiths
shop The best of ges given. Apply i9s sixth
street. tho lH-It'l JACOB. WILSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

ALEXANDRIA NEws-A large number n
condrmned horses have been soit in this place
within ihe past few days by the U s. Quarter
10 S25. 49, ~-''
Lucien Hoof, son OF Mr. p. II. Hoof. was
acC'oehtaiiy shot, Yesterday, while carelessly
ii;n pistol. The ball passed through
mis- hand, inficting severe wound
EDWARD Calbert. Zebidee Cornwall and II
- simmons, OF the 10th Virginia (Confcderatei
ItsI.nrhy, ana W. +. Williams. a discharged
Confederate soldier, who were captured near
manassas junction, were brought TO this city
iast might. and confined in the guard house
an unfortunate rrnconlre took place, few
days ago, II King George Court House. Va.
n'tWeen Dr. William w Rose and Henry
BYRD Lewis. The particulars we are not ac.
qnainted WITH but DIR. Rose died in u few days
afterwards, and MIR. Lewis has been arrested
on the charge OF causing his death
he roads III this vicinity have become yery
nao, ana should the present weather coaitinme,
VIII, IN short time. be almost inIDassible for
Nehlcl's.-ii"T. Gazette, Goth and 2ist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

AT THE INDIA RUBBER STORE of Allen Clspp &
20, rem, avenue, between 10th and lIth str cts
me ot Ger and soldier may end great variety OF
Knnber Coats, Ponchas, Blankets, Leggins, Air
Pillows Beds, Boots, Cups, Pipes, and The thou
sand ana one useful articles in the Rub ber line
Also, large stock of Buffalo Robes lined and mn.
lined w off ana Lap Robes, Wool Blankets all col
orS Cork He7fs Horse Blankets, and everything 10
promote warmth and comfort in the camp and Geld
Here, too. may he found q large assortment of
shirts, ndershirts, Drawers, Stockings, Buckskin
small trunks made To sta-d rough &c in ba IN ge
wagons. Camp Stools. Gets and Arm Chairs slI Of
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"ANTED-By the list December n pleasant
hOon with good Board for q gentleman his
wife and child: two years old. Add ess stating
SeT"s. SlsH,a.' Star bmce. G-3ts
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-An Unrurnished
w HOUSE, in central location preferred Rent
not to exceed $Goi per year. Address Box 1 5 Star
Onier, for three daya. no % a
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BY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auetioneer.
QA.H ar VupNrrr-pr papxrr~<

DCBLIC So or FURNITURE, FARMING
4 UTENSILS, HORSES, BEEF CArrLE, PRovEyprH.
Corn. Rye AND OATS, cAKxIAGE &c ,&o-The q,
tention OF the public is pcctfuly invited % the
ssIe which will take place at N o'clock q m on
TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at the tarm Of Mia
Dement,, deceased, in Prisce Georges county
Bayne. OF AL the personal effects of the deoesssd
IL Is aoout miles from the Navy Yard Bridge near
the Piscataway koad
Terms Of sale: Under So cash; over 10 credit
OF months for rotes bearing interest ant proper
secui ed to the satisfactioa OF the Fxecu tor
o,. r. !, CHAPIy EXECUTOR.
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EC RNlShED HOUSE misunderstanding :
i srooms. with all modern convenience COZ
trally located if 20 sible by a small family DC
cupation desired immediately. Address Box Is
Star Gfnce. ne - 3ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

ISOEND-A PACKAGE OF PAPERS adsressed
To The Rev. F. Miller Chaplain T2f Penn reg
III ent P-obstl " OF value % tn awne~ He can
have q EN- " sP ,iyi- IT Box IL Star on e. = d
Paving for this s.iyerlisament n. r9-3t
/ cSI-A Lays GOLD WATCH CHAIN AND
Lost ritheI in the Leonardtown sage or on sixth
street. hetwc"n 4 and , A liberal reward will be
gwen II left at AL Sixth street, between and
r %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-22

L OST-A b. own or liver coinrcd POINTER DOG
II with op- around bis neck. A liberal reward
will b- given il he is left at No i56 St. between
18th and lGth no h-2tr
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!" II. - j 2,
The owner Z: the above Described mule Ia re-
G"ested TO prove property, pay charges and take
HIM away. T.. BIRD,
no q 81 No Is south n street
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-06-11
SALE OF REAL ESTATE OF GREEN
- WOOD BELL. DECD

The undersigned Executors under the viii of
Greenwood Bell, ec'd. and by authority of the
Orphans court of Clearfield county, Pa, will
pose to sale by public vendue outcry, at the
public house of VIM Reed, in Lumber-city,
On Friday The lSfh day Of July, IA. D. 1862,
AT 2 clock, NJ, the following two pieces or
parcels of timber land, and lying on the waters
of Little Clearfield creek, about one mile from
the river, in Ferguson township, Clearaeld coun-
ty, Pa, being part of the John Hsmbright tract,
containing severally l44 and ia acres with al
lowance, described as follows:
The first piece commencing at hemlock near
ttleCearfeld creek, thence n I6 deg,W As per-
ches to post, thence north 40 degrees west 100
perches to post thence north 81 degrees east l23
perches to post by white pine, thence south 80
degrees east 209.7 perches to post, thence south
81 degrees west. 1903 perches to place of begin
ming, containing 144 acres and allowance.
The second piece, beginning at hemlock
thence south 3S degrees east 1903 perches to a
sugar, thence south "a degrees west 1897 perches
to a dogwood, thence north 80 degrees west I72
perches to a post thence north 80 degrees east 126
perches to post, thence along the first tract
south I6 degrees east 46 perches to the place of
beginning, containing IA acres and allowance
1ERMS-0ne half cash. and the other half in
one year. secured by bond and mortgage
ARTHUR BELL, Executes.
June IL. 80. DAVID BELL executors
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THE UNION SENTIMENT of Mary land is stated
by the Frederick (Md.) correspondent of the
philadelphia Press, to be growing more and
more decided and sound-especially since the.
defeat of Col. Kenley's Baltimoreans. The
correspondent also says:
"On the negro question great change has
come over this part of the country, and those
who were year ago counted our most ultra
pro slavery men, are now on the other side,
and do not hesitate to declare that if the uti-
matum must come at last, either to free and
arm the slaves, or to let the Union be dssolv-
ed, they are willing that the former plan
should prevail. / was talking to one of the
richest and most respected citizens of the
place to-day, and in answer to the question,
what he thought of the President signing the
bill for the abolshment of slavery in the Dis
triet of Columbia, replied as follows Well.
sir, one year ago 1 was very ultra on this ques-
tion, and would not rest until had denounced
any proposition made to free the negro any
place. l was then as good Union man as
now. But have had my eyes opened, and
do not hesitate to say that 1 would do any
thing in my power, even to arming the negros
to crush out this rebellion
This is said to be but one OF hundreds of in
stances of such change of views in that section
of the State, and wherever the dear ssinstitu-
tion'' is fbus surrendered, there is an end of
Rebellion.
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E,XECUroRs' SALE OF VALUABLE

EL LANDS in Chest township. Clearield county.
Under and by virtue of the powers contained in
the last will and testament Of John McPherrsu
late of Huntingdon county, deceased the subs.ri-
bers will offer at Public Sale, at the court hoHsein
Clearfeld, on Monday, June 23d. 1862. at o.
clock, the following described pieces of land viz
No l. Part of survey in name of Samuel Jack
son, beginning at white oak. dead, thence south
45t east 10 perches to hemlock north 80 east lS3
perches to pine, north s. 224 perches to a post
and thence south 3 east lao perches TO place OF
beginning containing 90 ac 90 pr. and allowance
No. Part of same survey, beginning al hem
lock named, thence north 10 east 10 perches TO
post, thence south 45l east about 2lo perches To
tract line. thence along the south b west
about ~ perches to post corner. and thence north
453 west 249 perches TO the place of beginning
containing 100 acres and allowance
No. 3. The residue of same survey. beginning
at post, thence sorth 10 east % perches TO pine.
thence along tract line south So east 226 perches
to stones, and south 81 west about ZIG perches 10
post corner of No = and thence along the. same
north 45t west about 2+0 perches To place of be-
ginning containing about IFS acres. about 90 Of
which are cleared and having log house aHd log
barn thereon erected.
Nos. /, >, and 8 are well timbered about
miles from Chest creek, and viii be sold separate
y a whole tract.
Nc. 4. Part Of Alex Jackson's survey, beginning
at post corner of Martin Uockeuberry. thence
south 81 west I6I perches 10 a white oak themes
north 43 west ! p 10 post. thence north 3tt
about S6 perches to q post thence north 45s west
| perches to post, thence along No. north ..
so east l32 perches to the place of beginning con
lis acres. This piece uuimproved aud timbered.
No. .. Part of George Musser suryery. beginning
at post corner of No. 4. thence south 36t west
ia perehes to chestnut oak, thence north -
west lao perches to post, thence north 3j3 east
1923 perches TO post, and thence along No.
south 4ot east l40 perches to place Of beginning,
containing 9S acres about y acres cleared, and
SIN all house and barn thereon.
No. 6. Part of same survey beginning at
chestnut on tract line, thence south "a west Too
perches to chestnut oak corner. thence south -
east l57 perches to a gum. thence north 30 east
UU perches to red oak. and thence north 45s
west l62 perches TO place of beginning. containing
93 acres % perches and allowance. Cnimprorod
and tmbered.
No. Z. The residue OF another tract in name Of
George Musser containing about 100 acres. bound
ed by lands of r. McPherran, A McGarvey and
others
Terms made known on day Of sale Persons
desiring learn the title get further inforna
| ton in regard to the lands. apply to l.. j.
Grams, Esq. Clearfeld. Pa.
SAMUEL IL. McPHERRAN,
JOHN A. McPHERRAN,
| Fxr's OF John McPherran, decd Spruce Greek.
| Huntingdon Co., Pa. June !. 1862.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-06-11

A REMEDY FOR SMALL Pox.-Dr. Frederick
w. Norris, resident physician of the Halifax
Visiting Dispensary, Nova Scotia, has written
letter to the American Medical Times, in
which he states the s'Sarracencia Purpurea, -
or Indian cup, native plant of Nova Scotia,
is a remedy for small pox in all its forms in
twelve hours after the patient has taken the
medicine. That sshowever alarming and nu-
merous the eruptionS confuent and fright
full they may be, the peculiar action of the
medicine is such that very seldom is a scar
lett to tell the story Of the disease" If either
vaccine or varolous matter is washed with the
infusion of the sarracenia, they are deprived
of their contagious properties. So mild is the
medicine to the taste that it may be largely
mixed with tea and coffee. and given to con-
nosseurs in these beverages to drink without
their being aware of the admixture. The
medicine has been successfully tried in the
hospitals at Nova Scotia, and its use will be
continued.
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1t is said that Northern troops in b,

1t is said that Northern troops in hot eli
mates enjoy more robust health and perform
more work, under certain precautions to
health, than natives. We call to mind that
Col. lotion built the Panama Railroad with
Northern laborers, after having vainly tried to
use the services of the resident population
there. Actual experience in Jamaca, under
the direction of Capt. MaFryatt, and in Africa,
under DR.. Livingston, the great explorer,
has proved the ability of Northern men to
withstand the most deadly of the tropical mi
asmata. Capt. Marryatt dem monstrated the u
tility of wearing flannel next to the skin. DR..
Livingston proved the value of quinine as a
prophy Tactic. At Port Royal, our troops use
qunine with whsSey, in the proportion of
two grains of powdered quinine dissolved in
half gill of water. This is taken in the
morning before eating, and again at night, by
troops exposed to malaria, and is said that so
far from promoting intemperance it really
gives a distaste for Intoxicating drinks.