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DIED,

On the morning OF the Esd, BENJAMIN F. MoCArH-
RAN, aged 81 years and months.
His friends and those of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, on Sunday afternoon
25th at o'clock, from his late residence, No DAB
street, between 9th and 10th streets, east.
Baltimore Clipper will please copyl
Yesterday, at The Cottage" the residence Of his
sister, Miss Ann Carroll, WIN. CARROLL, in the I'D
year Of his age.
On Wednesday, the 2lst inst, HARRrEr H. THoMP-
SON, aged years and months the only child of Jo-
seph r. and Harriet II. Thompson.
Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. EDWARD 8. Harris, prin-
ter, native Of Maryland.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, the ED inst, at halfpast O'Clock.
a. NJ, by the Rev. James A. Duncan, Mr.. JOIN ID.
HOFFMAN 10 Miss MAHY W. MIrcHELL.
At the Southern Methodist Parsonage, on the af-
ternoon Of the same day. BY the Rev James A. Dun
can, Mr. EDWARD HKDoEs to Miss ALICE RYDER. a
On the goth instant. at the Church of the Ascen-
sion Miss MARY H. MoPHERsoS to Mr.. CHARLES Y.
PERRIK, both of this city.
In Baltimore, on the goth instant by Rev John
@. Lyon, j. d. BRADFoRD, of Stonington, Connect
cut, and Mics EMILY X PIERsos, Of Baltimore city
On cake Of floating ice, in the Ohio river, oppo-
site Rising Sun, on Thursday, January 80, by the
Rev. Mr.. Collard, Rev JAMES II. BRookNa TO Miss
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H- VIM L. Crandall, Of Syracuse, well
known friend Of education, died At Albany on
Monday night
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FRESH CORN MEAL.
DOVJGLAS AZ CO.. have mad

- . rangements for daily supply Of background
Corn Meal Persons desiring good article fine or
round, can be suited. Grocery merchants furnished
at wholesale prices Unbolted, for horse feed 81 per
bushel.
large supply of horse feed on hand at the feed
store, corner Of I'd street and Penn. avenue.
oh
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OPINIONS OF EMINENT MEN

From Hon. Robert 7oom6s, United States Senator.
Party Leaders is work of rare merit. The author
evinces high artistic skill, combined with the most
thorough and profound knowledge of his characters
and of the great events which they created or direct
ed The book is full Of philosophical just and glow
ing thought clothed in the most attractive and bril-
liant style. In this important field of literature
sincerity believe Mr.. Baldwin has no American COM
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i. W. EChLUFT,
feb 23---1t Clerk w. N NJ 8.
MOORE PROSCRIPTION.--TH WAY
Ivl DAVIS, at the corner of Ninth and streets,
is turning out cheap Teas and Groceries for the cash.
is caution to hard times. Call and see.
feb 23--lt*
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FOR SALE.
1.-TWO Brick Houses, situated ON 18th
IL street, between d and E streets, three stories
each, per annum. For terms, DC, apply to
G.. III. PLANT
feb 23-1w* 18th street, between II and /.
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
a T LAMMOND'S Seventh street, may be
EAhad at low prices Fancy Notions" and Toys,
suitable for presents. feb 23-8t
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RALDWIN,s WORKS.

DARTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of JEFF
II ferson, Hamilton, Randolph, Jackson, and
Clay,b 10. G. Baldwin (now Of San Francisco, Cali
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only fifteen persons have been convicted of murder.
gE-R Richard Troy, keeper Of hotel on Bond
street. Baltimore has been arrested on a charge Of
stealing 800 from James Hughes.
~ The trustees of the United States Bank
announce that no claims against that institution
will be received after the 10th Of April next that
they will proceed to make a final dividend TO the
creditors.
rag The Rhode Island House OF Representa-
tives has adopted resolution authorizing the Gov
ernor to present to Commodore Perry a service of
plate, suitably inscribed, as testimonial of the
high appreciation by his State Of the great and inn
portant service he has rendered to the cause of
civilization and commerce, in the opening of the
ports Of Japan.
rE- The Mormon Temple, begun at Salt Lake
City, will be much larger than the temple built by
the Mormons at Nauvoo. 1t win require ten years
to complete II, and will cost several millions Of
dollars
rY- Deputy Sheriff huxley arrested man
named Nelson briggs, in Chicago, on Saturday,
for passing counterfeit money. On his person, and
contained in satchel in his possession at the time
he was taken into custody, were found counterfeit
bills to the amount Of nearly thirty thousand dol
lars. They were mostly upon good banks and
genuine ones, altered by the splitting and FASTING
process to tens, twenties, and 6fties.
rE- In the case of William Post Sacsett, late
receiving teller If the Market Bank, New York,
who is charged with embezsling $4,000 q the
funds Of the bank, an examination was commenced
Tuesday afternoon, before Justice Connolly Nr.
Williams. President Of the bank, Mr.. Cooper, Ne
paving teller, and others connected With that b.
stituton. were examined and cross-exaniped \
considerable length, but nothing Of partculs I'M
portance to the public was elected. Inc ast
stands adjourned to Friday next at IL ocAk
Pm. i
rE- Theodore Parker delivered lecture at N
New York Tabernacle upon the everlasting thems
Of slavery on Tuesday evening. he conc'uoeo
with saying that, II the country was abolltoni.eo
Il would become great and cover the continent
NJ Wednesday evening the factory o. q. w
TAYLOR, at Richmond, Va, vas damaged oy hre :"
the amount Of 5000,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04

RELLPORT CLASSICAL INSTITUTE COMMENCES IT'S
~ next term on Tuesday 2sh Oct Parents and guardians
desiring good family school for their chdren In very plea
SAINT and healthy location will lind this worthy OF their atten
ton Is location T. Long Island the great South
about sixty miles by railroad from BROOKLYN Circulars giving
iuher particulars may be obtained Mt Appieons Broad
RgynOr. Belport - - - -
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CLOTHING, &c

AZ nnn WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING WANT.
KZyWU ed The highest cash price literally gwen 10.
Hrge or small io1 o. good ef 81 or sueghuou. clothing OF
s-e~y descrptoe. Address call on JAMES MORONEY III
pax-er street lac Orange, few doors from Chatham
LARGE QUANTITY or SECOND HAND cforHrvG
"A wanted Gentlemen having large o. small los Of let or
erernr afpare dispose OF viii the very hixhas'
mice foy by calling he addressing THOMAS
81 CONROY, AL Pearl 81, viii be attended 70.
DENTrEwET HAVING LEFT OFF WEARING APpA
IL te d dispose 81 obtain the highest cash pfce 1r
N by calling or sjiressn1 through the pos. foIS
NgHPHY IL Nassau street basement n. - -C~5.hiug
ftsanef sni renared with p~~oaptaess and despatch
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INsTRUcTioN.-A YOUNG LADY, FULLY coMPE
tent wishes 10 give private lessons In the French Ger
languages and their literature. Address Zenoba -chu
berh's music sore $50 Broadway
MRS HANIIToN's FRENCH AND ENGLISH DAY
ll school will open Monday September 10 No 10,
West Thirty sixth street. Broadway and Seventh ave
Circulars be obtained school al shepars
Co.'s book store, l52 Fulton street
MADAME BARBER, NO GREAT JONES STREET
I two doors from Broadway has opened her far
teaching perfectly by her method "a method successfully pnr
sued seven for teaching cultivated SPEAK
Dgl he French language Hours to and % p. ~ Pei
vate lessons Mondays Wednesdays aud Frdays Ia lie
morning.
SPANIsH-c VlLLAYERDE. LATE PROFESSOR OF
- Spanish OF Mr. Peugneris. AMI Mr. rhnfIar,s
can devote yet lew hours 10 private lessons Appy Al M
Carroll place, Blocker street 'F* " -
THE CLARKE SISTERS RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
that their boarding and day school for young ade No "a
5h avenue, will re open on Monday sepemb. IL Circulars
be obtained NJ Growers bookstore No go Roadway az
Rnynofe No Is Bowcry They viii be Al acme afer sept
/ 10 receive applications
TuToR.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN POSTED IN All
i The departments OF Enelsh education Latin Greek
aLd French which be SPEAKS auenlv would wish 70
respectable family who would board aim Coz his .esvces Re
css-.,,. Adiress @, r., Herald once l1r three
says, na'tns where a. n---rvieN MAJ be heIi
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

OQ7 BROADWAY, CORNER READE STREET AT
AOl NORRIS COHNERT CO.'S be obtained re-
specialize German English Scotch and Irish help
and private families also walters coachmen gardeners far
cr and aborers at this or the branch Office 102 Greenwich
street, Terms moderate
MRS. GREEN'S N0MESTIC AGENCY NO. 70 WHITE
l street, with pleasure inform patrons and the pub
lie, thai am prepared to suit them with the most efficient and
respectable class of help. have English housekeeper
Wanted, coored help. Rates so cts
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WANTEp-BY TWO YOUNG WOMEN, SITUATIONS.
AID waiting they thoroughly UNDERSTAND beir bu.,.ae &
Of city reference from helr as place nrs ha 49,
a. near .ih avenue, Nv ~ Ais
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FINE ARTS.

No1HE NEW TaING.
~ shall issue early ia the season large, gpleuaily not
Pictorial Tor tic holidays eniltei -
THE cONIc PICTORIAL.
Containing great number Of highly comic cuts aut ve,.
aeriu ysfe 81 sluhs, lokes. anecioe. hany px f
fun lnyng leaders Price GA pos, On
ceipt o. price. n W. sTRONG, rs Nassau street.
CiARD FNGRhylNG. -wEDDsNG CARDS VISITING.
" homo ard business cards engraved aai orn 81 Ia *
NOS fssboane STYLE also eboce ASSORTMENT 81 weiinf
&C. Orders by mai punc'ialv aren.et 80 '
X LEooETT, Engrayer. No. 4 John srest.
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A ANTHOLOGY.

ASIHOLOGIs
A S1ONTsHING TO ALL-MADAME MoRROw--THIs
n behly gied lady Is the wonderful asrologist ia
Of e the very thoughts and will cause specify
marriages. and show the likeness Intended
The great asonhmen OF all VINO visit her All who want
good luck fly her for re- lief and comfort AL
strictly private, admission II given gentlemen. No
charge not satisfied 10 Broome street. between Cannon
and Columbia.
CLArRvoYAEcE-ALL DISEASES DISCOVERED AND
" cured, curable unerrfng advice business the
and Whereabouts absent ends ascertaned by Mrs shy
MOUR a reliable medical and business carivoyant
America Residence 40 Spring street, block wea q
Broadway. Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
(sARD-MApAM BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS TO
~ friends and patrons and bcgs 70 that ie
thousands bob IN Tits city and Phladeph.s who con-
with entire satisfaction she feels In s
questions OF asroloay love and law matters and books OF
acies relied constantly By Napoleon no e1u.
She viii tell the name Of the future husband and ia ~.
name vser speedy cure OF piles and corns
By remedy Of her own. 10 Madison ssieet
MADAME MEYER HAS REMOVED TO isl sEvENTH
M between Twenyibird and fourth sree,s
she continues 20 tel past present and future hkrs
absent friends property lost stolen. Madame Never co..
verses IN English French aud German, gives guarantee
for Der art.
MADAME ALVIN. FROM PARIS. TENDERS HER
" services 70 the ladies and gent In phrcnooxy
can ne consulted about love- marriage. business and Will
ne name q the Ady or gentleman hey viii marry also
names Of bel vsers. Residence Rivington street. near
BOwery.
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pLAYIN0 CARps-THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THR
exclusive sale Of A. Dousheriys MANUFACTURE
cards and have constantly hand The dlsreo, .1s ~
clud No his celebrated nncn dealing oariA
A. VAN vALKENBUR0H co
No. 100 PsAr stvN. mAaaAoory IS cin ssg..
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+ AIDES CLOTHS AND ALL WOOL PLAIDS-NOw
IL landing from the and for sale cheap the
piece or package. TRACY, IRWIN Il CO..
234 and 235 Broadway.
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A GENTLEMAN, WHOSE EVENINGS ARE UNOCCU.
pied, experienced In teaching desires few pupils TO In
sruo IN the course Of thorough English and
ton bookkeeping by double and single entry shorthand
desired The most references given and Tho
ONCE giving name and residence, will be promptly attend
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MOURNING CLOAKS.-C. r. BARTHOLOMEW WILL.
IM open his fall styles of MOURNING CLoAKS on WE'D
BARTHoLoMRws MOURNING STORE,
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RULPIN's ANNUAL OPENING
- OF FALL AND WINTER CLOAKS
For CITY retail trade

FOR city retail trade.
WILL TAKE PLACE on THURSDAY NEXT, 4rH ocronEe
PARIS AANrIiLA EMPORIUM 361 BROADWAY.
on which day he respectfully invites public attention To s
perp ana manuactures prepared expressly tor
taste and ingenuity up to the departure latest steamer
Having completed his extensive alterations his warer0oms
are now BY far ne most oommodous in Americas and being
thereby enabled to conduit much enlarged business he has
much by the extreme moderation In the price the articles
therein aimed always has by their exclusive
richness and beauty On the day he will usual
annual exposition Of ladies' fancy urs consisting OF the
costly and valuable stock 70 be found in broadway
reasonable prices. GEO. BULP1N.
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MRS. BARKER RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES TO AL.
4u her friendA that she can be consulted about Lawsuits
marriages business the color Of the hair and character
their husband at 351s Lspenard street. in the
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TENANTS REGISTER.

A LARGE HANDSOME ROOM, WITH PANTRY ON
tne secona noor furnished unfurnlshes e with
partial noaIo 70 gentleman and wife single gentle
men Appiy - io1 East Fifteenth street. Stuyvesan
ierences exchanged. NeNA ''-r'o'e"S0AN'' 80
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A MAN WHO CAN SELL DOMESTIC IL
quors 20 good cash city hear good oppcr.
tunty by addressing box 1874 Post office.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28
Proclamation.

WHEREAS. The first section of the tenth
Article of the Constitution of the State of
California requires that amendments to the
Constitution, after having been adopted by
the Legislature, shall be published three
months with the yeas and nays thereon, and
referred to the next Legislature.
Now. therefore, John Bigler, Governor of
the State of California, in compliance with
the constitutional requirement to see the laws
faithfully executed, do hereby direct the pub
lication of the amendments of the Constitu
tion adopted by the Legislature of 1855 for
the period of three months. and commend the
same to the consideration of the citizens Of
said State of California.
Witness by hand and the Great Seal of
the H. ST. State at the City of Sacramento
this 3lst day of May 1855.
Attest: j. w. DENVER, Secretary of State
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28

voting at such election have voted in favor #
calling convention the Legislature shall, at
at its next session, provide by law for calling a
convention to be holden within six months after
the passage of such law; and such convention
shall consist of a number of members not less
than that of both branches of the Legislature
The Constitution that may have been agreed
upon and adopted by such convention, should
be submitted to the people at special elec-
tion, to be provided for by law. for their rati-
fication or rejection. Each voter shall express
his opinion by depositing in the ballot-box a
ticket whereon shall be written or printed, the
words for the new Constitution" or "against
the new Constitution" The returns of such
election shall. in such manner as the conven-
tiOn shall direct, be certified to the Executive
of this State, who shall call to his assistance
the Comptroller, Treasurer. and Secretary of
State, and compare the votes so certified to
him. If by such examination it be ascertain
ed that q majority of the whole number of
votes cast at such election be in favor of such
new Constitution, the Executive of this State
shall by his proclamation declare such new
Constitution to be the Constitution of the
State of California.
Upon the above fifth proposed amendment
the ayes and noes were taken with the follow
ing result:
AycS-AuuItWS. ATIluSIOll, ASnley, DdhcI,
Beatty, Brown of Contra Costa, Brown of Ne
vada, Butfum, Burke, Cammett. Cory Clayton,
Coombs. Cunningham of Ell Dorado, Curtis,
Dana, Douglass, Doughty, Edwards, Farwell,
Flournoy, Ferguson. Geller, Gober, Graves,
Gragg, Hosmer. Johnston of San Francisco,
Jones, Keyes. Kinney. Lincoln. McCurdy, Mel
lus, Meredith, Moreland. Murdock, Oxley,
Palmer Phelps, Quinn. Rodgers, Rowe Ry-
land, Stevens Sherrard, Singley, Stewart,
Taliaferro, Updegraff, Watkins, Wells, Whit
ney. and Mr.. Speaker-54
Noes - Bogardus, Brewton, Covarrubias,
Cunningham of Sierra, Farley, Ferrell Fos-
ter, Gaylord, Hunt, Johnson of Ell Dorado,
McCutchen, Stephenson, Vineyard-l3.
So the fifth amendment was adopted.
The within (above) proposed amendments
to the Constitution passed the Assembly this
18th day of April, 1855; the vote being taken
separately upon each amendment.
j. NJ. ANDERSON,
Clerk of Assembly.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28

SDch are the effects Of the poison upon the
animal economy, when once introduced into
the system. saying nothing of the tortures Of
the mind to which the syphalitic parient is
is subjected.
Young men why do you suffer when you
can be relieved? Is it because you have been
imposed upon by noted impres of our city?
Have your cases been tampered with until
hope is destroyed? Danish your fears, the
means are at hand Ask and you shall re-
ceive. DR.. Browns success is unparalleled,
and he is daily adding new laurels to his
wreath. Call at his Office corner (236) of
Washington street and Waverly Place.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28
REID! READ.u

'Science is not science till revealed"
nR. BROWN is graduate of New York Uni
~ versity, New York Medical Institute, Hon
orary Graduate of Syracuse Medical College,
&c. During his entire professional life he has
devoted his study and attention to the treat
ment of venereal diseases, and the number Of
difficult cases that he has cured, and the gen.
tlemanly and upright manner in which he
conducts business, bespeak him man of
science and gentleman. Unlike notorious
quacks, who profit by publishing falsehoods
and the use of low arts to entrap the unwary,
Dr. Brown speaks plainly and truly. Yeu can
rely upon his statement implicitly, and We
recommend him to those who may be suffering
from any of the following diseases:
Gonorrh9a. LeucorrhGa, elect, Primary
Secondary or Terteary Syphalis, Structures,
Seminal Weakness, Eruption of the Skin, Ul-
GERS in the mouth or throat. enlarged Lynn
phatic Glands, morbid growths, TumOrs soft
or hard, cares nodes and rigid contraction Of
muscles, GOnorh9al Rheumatism. &c.
II. c. HILL, NJ. D.
Dr. Browns Office is situated on the corner
of (236) Washington street and Wavery Place,
six doors above Dupont street. Private en-
trance and separate rooms for patients so that
there can be no exposure.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28
DR.. i. ID. BROWNS
M EDICAL ROOM S,
!36) Washington St, & Waverly Place,
San Francisco.

Corner (Z36) WashlngtOn ST., a. aVerly Place,
San Francisco.
JARED ID. BROWN, NJ. D.. the only regu-
y larly educated and competent Physician
now advertising in California. The first Ply
sician to establish dispensary on the Pacific
coast for the cure of malacles secrets.
The only one that can be relied upon to per-
form radical cures and in whom you can place
implicit confidence.
If you have disease, you that are wise, go
to Dr. j. D. Brown, and escape the misery that
will surely follow if you place yourselves in
the hands Of notorious quacks
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLV IIONe
THE co-partnership heretofore existing un-
l. der the style and firm of Davis and Sy-
monds at Ophir, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
ERWIN DAVIS,
G. II. SYMONDS.
Ophir, June 25th l855.--44.3t
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28
Il WORD TO THE WISE.

WE would caution you against certain pol
w troons who have tried in vain to injure
me since | resumed practice in this city, but
their sckly efforts and low bred attempts are
an index to their minds, and bespeaks the
principles of the men whose names should be
Envy and Avarice.
"What made the men of envy what they are?
Twas worth in others, vileness in themselves;
A lust of praise with undeserving deeds,
And conscious Of poverty of soul. and still,
1t is their earnest work and daily toll,
With lying tongue. to make the noble seem
Mean as Themselves But
Non ego mordaci distrinxi carmine quenqucem.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-28

to the Constitution passed by the Senate this
2Oth day of March, 1855, by ayes and noes.
the vote being taken separately on each
amendment.
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nov 30
LADIES, TRY
DIR. DUPON cos

LIN. ~ " Il " ~ " " .
GOLDEN MONTHLY PILES.
UNFALLIBLE i'm their operation, for re.
u lieving and curing all painful, distressing, and
difficult menstruation, and removing all periodical OBJ
structons and irregularities arising from tohdtere
cause. A complete
Triumph in Medical Science,
making il no longer necessary for delicate females to
take large doses Of drugs; thus furnishing
disideraturn the want Of which has long been felt
by medical men. The peculiar and original process
OF preparing these pills was discovered by Dr Du-
ponce after many years research. IL concentrates
the virtues Of the ingredients into very small bulk,
and covers all disagreeabe smell and taste so that
sickness Of the stomach and other unpleasant feel
ngs are avoided thus leaving the pills free TO exert
their mild but efficient curative action, without, IN the
least njurng the constitution is too often the case,
with medicines for the diseases peculiar 10 females.
These pills are the result ofover
Thirty Years. Experience,
in the treatment Of the diseases Of females. AT the
solicitation bfmany highly intelligent ladies' for whom
they were prescribed, with the most happy effects,
they are published TO the world. They have only
been advertised to limited extent for little over
one year. yet
have already been sold, large proportion OF which
has been sent by mail TO ladies in different sections
Of the country and the demand for them is rapidly
increasing.
These Pills have been thoroughly tried in Washing
ton, and found TO work like charm. Those having
any doubts on the subject will, application 10 the
general agent be referred TO persons in Washington
and vicinity, who know they are all they are recon-
mended 10 be.
Price 81 per box. They will be sent to ladies con
fdentally BY mail on their enclosing 81 70 DIR. A. j.
Ranwod, Washington, d. O." general agent, who
will A. al wssga eSs = hs 81 pJTSpsTsS o
4 Co.; w. IL. Gilman; 8. r. Sylvester; J. b.
Moore, LIST ward o. Boswell Island J. N. Callan,
j. H. Stone, 9TH street. II. II. MCPHERSON, Capitol
Hill; +. walsh, Navy Yard. In Georgetown by o
NJ II Tn ria hvN Nnnl
a Co.. Peel 4 Stevens; Fountain Co., and by drug
gists generally. feb 20-lm*