Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-08

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ale. in the United Satrs.
At the rn;r nee there two massive stones
of marble. which are placed on either sides
as checks for the grand stoop. In the en-.
trance iron pillars are erected pu!posely
for supporting the floors. Such is also
the case in the basement, as well rs in the
first, second, third and attic stnres.
These are chaste aud beautiful. fully cap
ped in the.new st Corinthian style. The
first floor contains parlor, % by &c fee.
long reception room, 10 by SO feet din
ncr room, 10 by SO feet with breakfast
room and buffers apartments. The main
hall, leading from the principal entrance
to the picture gallery, will be l6 feet wide
and So feet in length. Their vi also be
n transverse hall leading from the mniu
hall will give ingress to the various rooms
which will be ii feet vida and 5S feet
long. The Italian marble stairs will BE-
26 by 20. In the main hall there will al
50 be number of massive pillars. with full
Corinthian caps. The picture gallery will
be of magnificent finish and beauty, the
same as tue other grand apartments of
;he bull ling and viii be lighted up with
splendid chandeliers.
The basemtn. story ceilings will b.
eighteen feet nine inches iu hight between
beams second story. sixteen feet nine in
ches third story, fifteen fe niue inches,
tween the bans.
The portcoes, corridors. cupolas. and
ratings will far excel those of any other
mansion ever constructed in the City of
New York. while the outside ratings sur
rounding tho mansion will be spltndidly
nut ND at great cost and will be OF tho
newcs. style and fini' h.
The grand hall, and oler rooms will be
supplied with the newest and most costly
style of furniture. aud viii be lighted up
with magnificent chandeliers. The dor
mitiorics will also be similarly finished.
The sofas, chairs, tables, etc.. of the dining.
drawing, par;or and reception rooms will
5e superb sight. and the picture gallery
will lie pattern Of cleg,nce:
~ The N. Y. Herald says: A new
and range disease has made lis appear
ance in Smithtown. Many persons have
died Of it and others are lying dangerously
i'll. The disease is termed Meningitis; the
the symptoms of the disccase are inaamma-
ton about the head, with dizziness and
restlessness. the membranes Of the brain
and the spinal cord are much infamed.
There is during the second stage Of the dis
cease, which shortly fol'ows-perhaps in
the course of a day or two-contrs cticns
Of the body in all the different attitudes
imaginable. which 10 accompanied with
intense pain and suffering bv The patieut;
finally the victim of the disease reaches
the third stage and reacticn then t-kes
p!acs with siupor. and the patient dies.
Scarcrly any one rreovers. At rresen, a
very youne end interesting daughter Of