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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


I.AX0 O1Y1Dk Al VEy0kI1e ~ IssV
espss0her I'D, 1850 I
NYOffCI 10 HEnEBX GIVEN THAT THE
IN following nsned ssttlU hes alsd notice Of
HE utsn1aoe 70 make Asal proof In support Of his
claim anA secure anal snfry thsreof. sad that sAid
prpef vtn nounAo booBgo tre Cl-sk 81 ~ DtDsues
Coart. g NJ onSs n 0Bawlo. II. - Tpodsy.
t. 9eh Aay a. Novembes. AID. isaD
Tnsp JxHsox. Prs-eDptioa d. g. No. l734. for
sAe sw. 4 of NV. 4 of section II. Township IS
NsetA. kaags Haak. and sasass tAs following -
upoa snA eultivntiea 81 satA trae4 Wig: b Peter
snn. yoha nsfxer. 016s oAsrman and John Smith,
I'll sf 1soliIs. King 1UaD0. VT
oavk IT. BROWN. Rsgisssr.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-30
RALLY FOR THE
State OF WASHINGTON!
THOMAS BURKE, ESQ.,,

w. II. ANDREWS, ESQ..
Democratic candidate for District Attorney In The
Third District,
HON. w. n. WHITE
And others iii address the people q the follow.
ing times and plsces viz:
Chimacum. Thursdsy. Sept. 80. ct nm.
Port Ludlow. Thursday. Sept. 80, ct 7spm.
6eabeek. Friday, Oct /. st 10 n.
Pert Gamble. Friday, Oct !. at pm.
0tanwoed. Saturday. Oct 2. st 10 An.
Coupevills. Saturday. Oct. & ct pm.
UtAlsdy, Saturday. Oct 2. G Z pm.
Puvallup. Monday. Oct 4. at pm.
New Tscoma. nonday, Oct. Z, ~ pm.
6ssilacoom. Tussday. Oct 8. at pm.
Olympia. Tuesday. Oct s, t7A pm.
By order Of the Territorial Cen'val Committee,
s2l-lwdkw IA. KUHN. Chairman.
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MISCELLA NEOUS.
DEMOCRATIC
Peoples Ticket
KING COUNTY.

For Delegate 60 Congress,
THONAS BURKE. '
For Prosecuting Attorney ID 3adseia, psssries.
W.R ANDREwa
For nsnssr Of Board oe Hauali.siioa.
Z. d. WARBA09
For Rrissdisr General,
JAMES MccAUL4Y.
For Adjutsns 6s.srsl,
FRANK GUTENBERG.
For QnartermAs.er General,
J. w. bonner.
For Conmiusry General.
J.. u HUNT.
For Councilman.
WILLIAM PICKBRlN0.
For House OF Representative.
LUXE McREDMoND.
DR.. A. .. HU0HE1.
For Joint Rsprsssutatfvs.
D. x. HOWARD.
For Auditor,
ROBERT L. TH0RNE.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE FRYE.
For Sheriff.
JOHN T. JORDAN.
For Probate Judge.
h. HATHAWAY.
Fer County Commissioners.
OHAB. MCDONALD.
JAMES BEGLEY,
r. O'BRIEN,
For County sapsrfntsndsnt Of Free Schools.
MISS ANNA HHAN.
For Assessor,
h. H. SNOW.
For Surveyor,
F. b. WHTTWoRTH.
For Coroner,
r. 0. RUSSELL.
SEATTLE PRECINCT.
For Justices Of the Peace,
o. y. COOMB9.
A. n. SNYDER.
For Oonstables,
JAMES WEIGH,
CHA6. T. LURF.
By order Of Democratic County Oommittss OF
King County.
WI. WHITE,
s&dkw2m Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

| rama of things and persons which the never-resnng
creation is lie could scarce have been maze puli
ologist q metaphysicIan, or student OF an'IIua.
rian lore. Wonderful IN his descr'ption' VI VIZ" hd
sailed and was al WAYS sailing, round Inc Woiiu III
different way from Captain Cook ana COZ an iIs
rich Learning not from literature nut rom ne TIC
was NOT only poet canvas, as ne might nave ucsh
| on fbe mage but ChrysOstOm. or talker WIN tlr
golden mouth. The fine and sensitive thread WIN
which Is mortal garment AZ sewed t0gethei "nlIe
il oualiied him for his calling, was also. as III must
be in any man, his exposure to PAIN: Dlscord is
greatest and most extreme on the strings or IN tine
pipes of the musical instrument that IS mos, com
pick and perfect, and it Is only " S~cct nes ul'lI
can be tangled out of tune" If he suffered on ac-
count of a constitution exceptionally tender 10 re-
spond to breath and qnlYer OF a toucl' ne out
shared lie Tot of all with Ike organism, az Ge0rge
Sand says the composer Chopin was Wouhdeu ny
fold In a rose-leaf and would tremble at q SHADOW
that passed.
DR.. BlrtoPs volume certainly belongs to that
class of books which Sir Francis Bacon describes as
not only to he tasted and swallowed" but TO be
"chewcd and digested f: il should be added. how
ever that II ia not to be read at sitting or III
haste: il sets ont bOuntfui table richly furnished
with toothsome dainties, ~ well as nutritious
meats but they are not to be devoured at single
ropast but rather stored mp materials for many
an intellectual feast in the future. Dr. Bartols
STYLE abounds with suggestions. but is not coplous
in detail. He demands untirinG attention ON the
mart Of his readers although nothing can be more
charming in its way. than his quaint simplicity OF
expression or the perpetual surprise afforded by his
aflnence of illustration In order to appreciate the
marrowv richness of his pages, he must be read IN
the spirit Of sympathy, as listens to delightful
strain of novel music, without too curiously ana
lying its clements discussing the secret OF Its
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RAILROAD.
/ GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND United STATES MAIL ROI'TE

7 q
Trains leave NeYork Desbrosses and Corandt streets
Ferries, as follows
Harrisburg Plttsburg the West and South, with Pullman
Palace ars attached, q M. 6 and $50 m daiiy.
Wilinmsport Lock Haven . a. $50 CORY and Erie
at $50 T. connecting at Cory for Titusye Petroleum
Centre and the OIL RerOne.
Baltimore the south Limited Washington
Express Pullman Parlor Cars daily except sunday, 10
A M; arrive Washington Alp m. Regular at 430 and
500 a IN. l. and 10 p. IN. Sunday 10 p NJ.
Express for Philadelphia. 4:30 800 $40, 10 Lint
tfd II m J. 800 4. 40, 3. g. 730. $50 and 10 p. m.
and u night. SUNDAY 430 and a. m g. T. $780, $50 and
Express tor Philadelphia via Camden 1870 and p M.
pSa Of BrooGlyn Annex with al through trains
at Jersey city adordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
Trains aTriyo From Pi;tsburg sos. 1910 1910
daily Gao a. NJ, 03J =. III. daily. except Monday. From
Washington ana BALTIMORE Coo AM 2 800 400 1910 ?.
asO 1910 1880 m; ., $50 4:3o, 4:5O. G;3 800 and
1910 p m. sunday $50. 600 $50, 40 1880 NJ,
$50. 1910 p.
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RULES PoR NEW sPFLLINGs.

1-Omit from the deraf when prOnOunst as G
short. ~ IN he'd, helth, etc.
2.-Omlt silent after = short vowel, as In hav civ,
lV dciuit, infnit. fOrbdd, etc
3.-Wrte Cf0r pm IN such words az alfabct, fantOm,
cantor flOsOfY tclcgrdf, etc.
4.-Whcn a word ends with n dOubl letter, omit the
last. IN shal. vii, elf. eg. etc
jChangc ed final 10 where II has the sound OF rs
in lasht. imprcsi. lXt, etc.
Postal cards ana envelopes are also printed and sold
the lowest possible figure, ulOn which the
OF the officers Of the association. ana brief rule IKE the
above. small publications special subjects are also
printed in phonetic type by persons Who have
the spread the simpler spelling. Persons are thor
ouchV OF the necessity, wisdom aud certainty
% uniform phonetic spelling. when they have papers
reports 10 PRINT occasionally put thcm INTO phonetic
type and thus many small circles Of Influence
m which people become familiar with the shortened
forms Of words printed wholly IN old letters and also
with the new letters. The method ~ 80 much like
the old that an experienced person VIII al readily
M sight, although occasional word will look very
queer Another Tor the spread OF phonetic spell
ing II its by newspapers. About two hundred III
the country, small country wccklics generally, nave
become regular of the phonetic type. This does
not seem much compared WIN the papers which do not
use il hut II j. movement whicA Is Increasing Among
those who practically ndOpt the theory OF phonctics
FOR their pOndence, there Is used le rubber
STAMP with which thc words cail be stamped at the end
Of the letter, " Written III inc reformed hppIIiHI'
similar words. that the photographed reputation Of
the writer saved while the reader acquires familiarity
with phonetic script.
that interest In the reform II rapidly Increasing Not
only hc III constant receipt OF letters of inquiry but
newspapers generally speak IN kindly words the pro-
posed change, and he has numerous clippings from
papers in which the recommendations OF the rcformcrs
adopted. Az be suspected of "A selfish
motive of pccunary advantage IN urging the reform.
strong ground Of suspicion which attends the intro
ductiOn Of new machinery tools q. material
substance than these tools of thought iscntcy avoided
Al the headquarters OF the association there Just
a strong confidence that the reform Is steadily working
It's way TO success.
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UN M NJ II , q = y, = = n u n,,, =.
streets Ferries, follows;
A3O 100 500 30 Iimitedl. IL q. m J. 30 f40, q,
100 $50 aud 10 p and ~ night SUNDAYS, 45O and
A. M g. Is. 7:8O. $50 aud 20 p. M. and II night
Trains leave New YORK daily, except sunday &C
1880 A. IN ana p. running through via Trenton and
Boatso the Brooklyn Annex" with ali through
trains City, Attending speedy aud diredt transfer
for Brooklyn travel go, 80, -, -
Returning trans leave West Philadelphia l20l go 3a5,
7,35 $50. and II Limited Express 1880 p. m.)
il5 =. 4. 800 and ,3J y. NJ on SUNDAY FOL 800.
$40. = 500 ), 1888 p N Leave Phiadelphia VIA
Camden . A. m, aud $3.50 p. daily, except sunday.
Ticket Offices 526 aud 9ii Broadway Asor House, and
foot OF prsnrosses and COrandtsts Court ST. and Brook
n Annex Depot foot OF FuliOnst Brooklyn Nos lea ll6
and IL HoboKen Depot Jersey Citys kmisrans
Ticket Once, Battery place.
The Transfer Company Will call Tor ana check
baggage from lOfes ana residences. .
FRANK THOMSON, L. L. fAkA FIX,
General Manager General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
MEDICAL AND SURGIC4L NOTES.

ANOTHER USE FOR COLLODION.-Dr Lfcdcr-
ich, French physician mighty recommend, the treat
ment OF sickness with coiodion,-this, lie asserts.
having proved tae means Of waTding of that malady
from many who were peculiarly prclsposed T. suffer
from II and had suffered much before The cOll0dun Is
applied with brush III thee successive layers on the
cpgasrlc regioH-ovcr the - mach-and hs Ecighbor-
ing paris. IL acts In the way ~ those ueri-
tOnitis. where u Is powerful sntrmcic. NJ NrlascO
another remedy tegicd successfully IN his OWN
OF mOrphiuc.
CARBOLIC ACID lNHALATION.-1he Medical
Times gives account OF OF pbIhss treated
by the inhalation OF caTboic acid spray per cent
uton-in hospital practice lately. 10 the hrsi matinee
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
~ VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE. .....
special limited tickets steamers OLD COLONY ana
NEWPORT leave New-York daily excepting Sundays az
500 from Pier 2s, North River loot OF Murayst Leave
Brooklyn, 400 p H., Jersey City. 42O p IN, via Annex
SPECIAL NOTICE.
- THE MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
BRISTOL and Pi.ONIDENCE
Will resume their trips on this line Monday, Narch29.
~ DLn In lL..a
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UUE ERIE RAILWAY.

/ now known AS the NEW.YORK, LAKE ERIE AND
WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement oi trans taxing
. NJ. Cincunaii and Chicago Day Eyrrss Drawing
room COACHES Buffalo and suspension Btidge. . ,s,,
NJ connecting with fast traus TO The West ana south.
Pullmans best Drawing room sleeping lunches !"
I'm DAILY Pacific Express for he West Sleeping
CI,5po wtloit change asO'Iloel Dining ears to Chicago
d IN Fmigfant Train for the West ~ ,.rs 40.
i I St ~ $50 m; $40. 4:20 520. 6:l0 $50
- nv md 10 ndn. ght saturday nights only sunoays sl6
PM Sg - ar and Passaic g. 100 To- 1920 he 1920
a. m trains stops at itutheroia fsn a 9 gy on 1ah 81
mIGn,chr sundays q, $50 lO;2O a. m li6 0JO D. m ana
l. m1 egn 6i5 $50 s:4o TO- 1929 ll:sO mo ~ nOon
li5 g. 8IO 800. ago $40 5l0. 90 5SO t;i9 $50
3o 10 m ana Wda sn + s5Sga ''O 'i'
suneri, g. 100. 1920 q. M lao. 300 ., o:lO, = m y
mtnig sunday, Is. $780, lO:2O a. M. lao, $50 T. n ana
Wsr,sck, 100 a m. 4:S0p.m. -
New turg aud Cornwall $780, a. $50, 1870 p m sun
Rsndout and Kingston a. m. $3.50 p SUNDAYS $50
Goshen G. 100 O. 1920 a. M $50. $50, $780, p Sun
days G. $50. 1920 a. m. $50, T. m. - 90 - O.
DAYS s. 30 20 m. $50 The a. NJ and $3.50 pm:
Trains with NewYork and os"ego Midland Railroad
Port Jcrvis. 1850 o. lO2oa M, 4:3O g. p M Sundays
NoirBoats leave 23d quarter OF quarter after
hour from 55 a45 and at lct5 ami Has m.
Tickets for passig apartments Drawing
Seepug Coaches be obtained orders for the checkisg
cnd transfer OF baggage may be iei al the Coz pany omcs
lyn AZ the Company's Depots -
Express trains FROM the West arrive In New York at 1876 H.
h. '-' j." JSo. 4 KBBoTr. Gent Passr Ast, New York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW.J JERSEY.
T. $50 800 M. 3 4 AGO. 5;Sn, G40 $780, 1880 D. N;
sundays a. m and 6sop o. The l'So D. m. train VIII
Manuel spriJg Valley and MOEsey. T. 30 M $50 p.
JSo. n. ABBOTT. Geul P"ssr AIT. Ne".iork
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ITO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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Tnctrucilon.

For Boys and Young men-City.
DACKARDS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
/ KOS BROADWAY
This Institution prepares young for business abso
utey processes unequaed and s centaFe unsur
% Instruction addrcssc. Itself 10 the
learned uncancd ami embraces study and practice
essential best aainments ia life the best time 10
enter when the student Is ready other things agreeable tho
bes time NOW For full particulars send for college
H., Tale" bright sprigby cosby heightened publication
which should be IN every family y. PACKARD. Prest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

in hand there fetd eXpectoraon. with an average
temperature az 1922 and the first effect OF the irbala
ton WAS to increase to marked extent the spua, hut
% rho ea me tl,nc to check the etOr. The mpor
tant result OF the Limitations l. to decrease the temper
ature 1000 TO 1917, lOO ana S9 III some OF tue
cases carbohc acid acts ~ an ritant, gyng rise
bic spas,uodi effects, aud IN these rsort
wa, rad 10 silicyc acid substitute. Though tho
latter agent was found not produce such decided
effect ON the temperature. Its action on the fetor was
eoilally marked.
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oN An AFrER JANUARY la. $50.

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr AID HE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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STAR LINE.

w NITED STATES AND ROYAL MAI STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINERPOOL -
MOTT EThs steamers Of this Line tase the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. MauTy T. . NJ on DOh the outward
and h)meward voyages. ,--. ~ - -.
REPUBLIC Cant Irving. SATURDAY. Mafcn 20 D. M
ADRI VIC ap Thursday. April l. 10 M.
GERMANIC CAPT. Kennedy Satnldal PIN ~, . p ":
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
10IHST ,- - , ....o, Ia an
these steamers uniform In size an unsurpassed IN a
ponfmens The "a staterooms. SMOKING anu bdtn,
where the nose ana motion arc
cat M aGorng degree of comfort hitherto unattanaOie
al .,no c....o.o po,,rr
tickets on favorable terms.
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheen nor pigs
or Inspection Of plans and other information apply AZ me
Compauys Offices No 81 Broadway New York or NO lao
Walnut ST.. Philadelphia. H. CURTIS, agent
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Cleaners.

A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ Pa0nfzsd md td0rsed ~ the tcaag educators orr
COUNTRY Families schools and Colleges promptly provl1ai
with teachers graduates OF best American and Fo
eign colleges send for circular. T. COTESWORIh plNCk
NEh. DOMESTIC BUILDlNG. cor Broadway ana lttnsG
A GRADUATE of VASSAR, with five years
"a experience in teaching wishes engagement IN =
school family Ii. ii. c.. Tribune Uptown Office, LZ35
Broadway.
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Colleges schools and Families with
thoroughly competent Professors Principals and Teachers
Families abroad or 10 the country prOmEy suited WIN
superior Call on or address Mss NJ j.
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency 20 Union
square.
REST teachers, American and foreign prompt
Blyprovidcd families schools colleges Amer can SchOu
Institute Sod ~chermerhOrn ~ocy3O Elith
GOOD TEACHERS Of successful experience
~ constantly wanted.-SOme particulars IN yesterdays
Tribune application form, mailed postage J. W Seller
MERHORN Secy ANN ~cnool Institute. 80 f. l4thst ny
MIR. OTTO w. FUETTERER (GOcttngen
VA University, Hanoverl.-Lcs. ons in German and che
Classics; attention to German pronunciation; vocal
training. I3S Yves 21dHt
rNEACHERS supplied 10 schools and families
4 without charge. Miss FLORENCE FiTCH EDUCA-
TIONAL BUREA u. 80 UnOusquare
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II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPOTs
IL PHILADELPHIA IN NEN-IO DIRK.
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For Rows and Young Men-country.

For Rows and Young men-CounCTy'
4 HOMELIKE SCHOOL for BOYS under H.
" l.. KINDS. A. NJ. Hampstead Long Island
a lcyondcr Institute, Military Boarding School,
~ White Plains. y. Y. Principal o. !" WILLS. Ph- D
pOYS ana Young men admitted at any time
- 70 MEDIA Icnnl Ac9dcmyi - miles py 'l, from rlm ma
uair PRINCIPAL
pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned or rejected csniidaGs COACHED
Summer Winter StnckbiiiG" Mass + HOFFMAN,
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
- TuTE New Haven So9n General Ssn.. SchS o
n traning by military drilling gymnastics &c
Ample opportunity for athletic games rowing. &c.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Wor-
4 ccrter, Mass. C.H NET'AIf' A. w. superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
i CHFSTEE. Penn ,..,,., ,
Cy Engineering Chemistry GPd E2Gsn degrees
conferred. 'ol"h'' H'O' "'"'i - i'''~
Fer Young Ladies-Country.
n English, French and German Boarding
New.iiayen C. : l.. Cady, prin. send for circular
golden HILL SEMINARY for Young In
~ dies. bridgeport. Conn. ADDRESS Miss EMILY NELSON
GROVE HALL New Haven, Conn.-aMiss
" MONTFOKTs SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES'
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
torn $50. He1s c. V sPEAt and r. AVERY Principals
NIT. HOLYOKE SEMlNARY.-Four years
ad sS% Gr S' sS sn IN e ay
10 e0a yo,ncr board and tuition rs year Address
WARD Principal, south Madley, Mas.
For Both Sexes-Cour:rv.
A pRIh 12.-Quartr opens a. Claverack (N.G)
~ College and II. r. Inst Rev hlon2o FlacK Ph D. Pres.
NJAPLEWOOD iNSTITUTE-For both sexes;
wi Concoldvile. Penn. $50 per quarter pre-
rsd business Yac OF Harvard rstciass prOir~1r%
I.>HONlLIDGi- A. NJ. PRINCIPAL
arr. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSFITU1 T.,
" hlcO -. D.. 10 Young laiic and children. viii
crcn sept To- reasonable Miss = Hyatt rUucpal
NEWTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, New
/ puY.v I -Dt Nr, ar II f,r
aud females exceedingly htdhT '.ccirnt govern
ment and hrstan Influences, thorough 10
business, 500 send for
% old Students j. Fattl niece. LLlli Judge JOha A
nLllr Jersey city. r.. = SIENENS y. NJ
ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack. y. l.-Both
Ia enter a. utle; Omen during summer, t22J
Per year. send tor catalogue " H. Ban hlSIEiL A. NJ.
| GWARTHMORE COLLEGE, near Phadel-
- pha- Under care OF trends }O;h admitted. Ia
receive the degrees. College Courses classical scion.
Tie. English Normal Department, Preparatory ami Mo let
schools. 10 partoulars address EDWARD II. MAGILL,
President, SwRrthunoTe. LeiAwaie Co.. Penn.
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These fTstclss steamships sall regularly at from
Pc 80. -, NOgtc hveT as follows
CITY OF VERA CRU Il. cant March. ~
SANTIAGO DE & / ia. FOOe-........ Sar. ArtI
Accommodations -sef For freight apply
to WILLIAM r. CLYDE CO.. No 50 Broadway
LAYTON BROS. Agents In Havana.
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.ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

4 sailing from Pier foot Of Canslst. North River.
For san Francisco via lstllmus Of Panama
steamship COLON. -8ut day, March o. noon.
for Central and South America ana Mexico
From San Francesca 10 japan and Cmu2i
steamship CITY Of PEKING, SATURDAY. May j. noon
From IAN Francisco to Honolulu. NewIealand aDf Aus
traia: no
steamship AUSTRALIA. Saturday. April 20, noon.
For freight general information. apply az CompanyS
once. PIER foot OF Cana.st. North liver ,-D,,,
fli sfded 30 AN FRANCISCO. SANDMItH
ISLANDS. JAPAN, CHINA, NEWZEALAND. AUSTRIA:
LA. SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMERICAN and
MEXICAN PORTS.
For rniormaton in regard 10 routes apply to tho
G. 4 sEWAII. H. J. BUILAY,
General Passenger Agent. superintendent.
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LINE.

ROTTERDAM LINE.
IL Steamers We Goa Pier adj Pavona Ferry Jersey City
ROTTERDAM " edHesdsy Mar ~ A. - noLiIoN'
Wcin Mar t.....~tIfI EDAM, Wednesday Mar 81,
lstCabin s65-s70 I'd Cabin si5-Sjb. steorage go:
III. CAZAUX. General Agent ~ South Wlilsm-st
FUNCH EDYE y Co.. n South Wtliaulst, Freight Ag4-
L. W.MORRIS 90 Broadway General Passage Agent
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Art Schools-New- York City.
:, LOUISA b. CULVER

VIII receive pupils painting Landscape, flowers SUI W
CHINA and decofationl at her studio The Bella" No - Es
2Cth f. Gomez shave beginning october l.
Rcie:encca Mr. u. Huntington, MI william hart AT
lanes NJ. Hart MT. A. T. Bellows.
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SUGAR AND CALOMEL.-To the researches
made by NJ Jolly appears be due the valuable dscov
cry IA relating the changes that may take place In
the stomach that really pure sugar has no effect on cal
omel, that many sugars sold In which small
portion OF lime hydratc il left they are white but have
only undergone IN first Capitalization. Further some
of the sugars acid ana the fact is estab
lshed that either acids alkaes will determine the
change calOme. NJ. Jolly has found thar calomel oz
engcs in Paris free from bichOrde but II Is
known thar in Ialv several chemists have detected II IN
Ozenges this latter might he due 10 the use OF an I'M
pure sugar showing therefore tho necessity OF that ar
tclc being tested by pharmacists and lozcnge makers
FRENCH TREATMENT OF NEURALGIA.-ln
recent the Academic de Medicine. NJ
FereOl asserts the peculiar value OF ammonical suphae
copper the treatment Of neuralgia He states that
every other resource has failed even tie
administration OF ecscminum and acona. cure or re-
markabc relief be obtained to the most severe symp
toms by means this Among the examples he gives
Ofs IS OF tracal neuralgia OF two months dl
ration, with insomnia. was unrencVed ny tue e1
traction oftecth, quninc, bromide aconta, or ilneure
Of ge!se'nnum hydrOmeric injections OF morphla or ar
senic From the first day Of tho administration OF the
suplate OF ammonia, however, there was n0thne re-
mission IN the symptoms and cessation of insomnia IN
another severe the dose pushed 10 as many as
eight grains without any other accident than nausea
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