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the influence Of such articles used in medici-
nal and moderate doses upon a system ex.
hausted by fatigue of body and mind, and
and under the. prostrating influence of dis
case Well-iff6rmed members of the profes
sion are frequently puzzled to distinguish
symptoms resulting from the disease, and
the remedial agents employed for its relief
w hat, then, would have been the value OF
non professional evidence on such a point,
when brought to bear against the character
of an officer sustaining an honorable reputa-
ton? If the incorporating spirit of mill
tary discipline shall decide that Dr. Simons
committed capital error in leaving his post,
shall an error of judgment, sustained by the
advice of a tried soldier, Major A a good
man and true, be allowed to cancel the posi-
tive merits of long and faithful service :. an
error, too, under the pressure Of sickness and
long.sustained watchfulness, not to mention
the illness of member of his family, and the
increased anxiety and distress he experienced
in watching its s1fferings. Whatever may be
the verdict and sentence of the court, his
brother officers at this post will not withdraw
their confidence from DR.. Simons.
perform a faithful duty in expressing their
sentiments, and I trust this commune alton
will be received as evidence Of the almos,
unanimous feeling of the officers at this post
in his favor. 1 am, very respectfully,
r. SOUTHsATk,
Assistant Surgeon U. S. A.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Clayton, rising
to personal explanation, wherein, on the au-
thority of Captain Wilkes, United States
Navy, the chief of the exploring expedition
bearing his name, he explained that he had
made mistake day or two since in stating
tho cost of the progressing publication of the
work upon it (the expedition,) which he had
set down at 81 500, 900, on informs alton receiv-
ed from the Superintendent of Public Print
ing; whereas, on the authority of Captain
W., he now stated that expense at SAB 900
Shortly afterwards the special order-the
Naval Retiring Board question-was taken
up, and Mr.. Iverson was addressing the Sem
ate at length against the action Of the Board
as the Star went to press.
In the House, Mr.. Haven moved to suspend
the rules for the consideration of joint reso
luton authorizing and providing for the en-
largement Of the Government building, for
custom house, post Office, and United States
Court purposes.
The question on this motion was debated at
some length by Messrs. Haven, Houston and
Letcher.
The said joint resolution was then passed.
Various other resolutions of no general in
terest were then introduced and referred.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

g The Inteihigencer is devoted to-day, for the
most part, to the republication of accounts of
the existing terrible condition of things in
Oregon and Washington Territories, from In.
dian hostilities, concerning which we have so
often of late appealed to Congress.
The Union, declaring that Major Donel
sons political capital consists altogether of
the sword bequeathed to him in Gen. Jack
sons will, explains the subject and manner of
the bequest, and shows that the Major has
woefully failed to comply with the terms of
the donation. 1t seems that the General pos
sessed two swords which he greatly priced
his war sword, This real service sword,) and
his elegant sword" The first, which was
on his thigh in his every battle, was be-
queathed to the late Major Robert Arm
strong, as being worthy to possess it after
the old chiefs death The family of the
Major have since given it up generously
to the Government, as a national relic. The
other was sword that had been voted
to jackson by the Legislature Of Tennessee.
Jackson, in his will bequeathed it to Major
A. ]. DOnelson, with an g injunction" 1--WE
quote the language of the testator,) "that
he "a, j. Donelson) fail not to use it when Ms
cssssry in support and protection of our gIo-
rious Union, and for the protection of the
constitutional rights Of our beloved country,
should they be assailed by foreign enemies or
domestic traitors The editor explains that
since Jackson's death our country has passs d
through trying foreign war, in which A. j.
Donelson evidently forgot that this sword was
in his possession; or at least the obligation on
his pant under which he took possession of it.
The editor seems to be of opinion that the
major amt hero any way in which he car
tx it.
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u Some one says that low neck dresses
have reached their height. The fellow must
have been standing on his head when he tosk
observations.
PEA NUrs.-Few persons are aware Of the
large transactions in this article Of trade.
Nearly 1000 bushels were received by one
at good prices are very frequently made to the
northern market They come from North
Carolina and diferents localities in Virgins.
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"Ios PRINTINs-Our friends and patrons
are noShed that we are now prepared to execute
every kind of JOE PRINTING with despatch and
In the best manner, at prices as low as In any
other ONCE In washington. Job Printers are also
notified c,at we are prepared to do every descrip-
don of press-work that can be executed on double
cylinder and Adams power-presses. So, also,
hes the Star Office Book Bhdery connected with
It. equal In It's capacity to turn out book binding
of all descriptions to any other In the District
Columbia.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.

OPENING OF SPRING MILLINERY.
I'm THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL 3, MRS.
~ PRIBRAM Il DATGhTBR will open 81
at No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue. the largest
and handsomest assortment Of SPRING ~
MILLINERY ever before Offered, consisting
in part Of Silk, Lace, Grape, and Straw Hats
Of the latest Partisan style Also, Ribbon Flow
ers, Rusches, Blonde, Caps, and Flutes, &c
To all Of which we invite the attention of
the Ladies' Of Washington and vicinity, and
most respectfully solicit them to give US a cali,
as we are determined not to be excelled by
any other house in the city, having made ar
engagements to bsconstantly supplied with French
and New Yosk made Has
Mrs. PIBRAM DAUGHTER
No. 277 Pa. av. bstw. 10th and llth SITS.
mar 3I-2w
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WHAT is THE NAME THE strange name of
the new Cunard steam-propeller arrived at
Boston on Thursday, is a subject of no little
curiosity. The news boys were greatly puz-
zled. Some cried the arrival of the "Aymoo, -
some the "Hemew," and others, not observing
a misprint, Justify bawled the arrival of the
Amen" The name was generally spelled
wrong; it should be Emu: And by the way,
if not rem arkabIy poetical, it is very appro-
pirate The Emu is species of the Cassowa-
ry, a large bird, whose wings are unfit for
flight and the ship Emu is large propeller,
depending upon steam. whose sails are the
secondary power-N. Y. Tribune.
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DR.. SAVER MoBBED IN PHILADELPHIA, :
The Philadelphia Evening Argus says:

Inc rnilauelphla EOentHS argus says:
Chestnut street was thrown into perfect
fever Of excitement this morning by the ap-
pearance of a lady. Miss Lydia Sayer Doctress
of Medicine, from Washington city, in the full
Bloomer costume. A more BETTING and beau
tiful costume we have never seen than that
worn by Miss Saycr, but its novelty was the
cause that set the newsboys, the Third street
clerks, the butcher boys in the neighborhood,
the applemen and piewomen. in a most curl
Gus state of bewilderment. Not only was she
the observed of all observers but the followed
of all followers. A crowd of half-grown ju-
veniles led off, then came several gray boards,
ripe fpsfUn, and behind these was score or
two Of people of that class who always run
when others do, without knowing why or
wherefore. Making all due allowance for the
weakness of men and women, too, it was a.
disgraceful spectacle, To mob a lady in the
street because she happens to have dress of
different cut or color from the prevailing fash
ion, bespeaks low, brutal disposition. We
marvel that some of the ladies with hooped
dresses are not mObbed in the street. Is not
lady in a hoped frock, and bonnet with
out face, quite al curious a spectacle as one
in the Bloomer costume? We think so, and
Of the two much prefer the latter for beauty,
for comfort, and for modesty."
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ON THURSDAY NEXT, APRIL THIRD,
~ Miss THOMPSON will open at our ~
store, the largest and most handsome assert
ment Of SPRING MILLINERY, ever q ~
ftred; consisting la part Of silk Lace, Grape, and
straw Hats, of the latest Psrisian styles; also,
Ribbons, Flowers, Ruscbes Blends, Caps, &c
to all Of which invite the attention Of the ladies
Of Washington and vicinity, and most res pect-
fully solicit them to give Us call, as we are de-
termined not 70 be excelled By any other house In
the city, having made arrangements to be sup
Piled with French and New YORK made hats.
HUTCHINSON Il MUNRO,
mar2I No. $40, Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10Th SITS.
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III AsENTs FOR THE STAR-The following
named persons are authorized to contract LOT INC
publication of advertisements In The STAR:
PhiladsIpktG-V. b PALMER, northwest cur
ner of r ifth and Chestnut streets. ~,
Nsts Ycrk-S. VI. PKTTISsILL Co., nassau
street.
Bosto-v. B. PALMER, Scollay's Building.
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ACARD TO The PUBLIC.

nUK FKIENDS AND THE PUBLIC OF
" Washington and It's vicinity are respectfully
informed that Mr. RICHARD DAVIS is and has
been for the pa ten years our sole Agent for the
sale OF our fiano Fortes In the District Of Co.
lumbia
All purchases made CT Mr.. Davis are 2 uarantied
to be, both In cheapnessi and excellence, upon q
par with those obtained directly from our manu-.
factory In Boston and, we can with the fullest
confidence recommend ito all DESTROYS Of pos.
sessing one Of our instruments) the above named
gentle ran as person upon whom they can place
an implicit reliance.
As we have not nor will not supply any other
dealer than Mr. DAVIS for this market, sales by
other persons are neither guaranteed nor author
lied by us CHICKERING SONS,
mar 25-lw Bos on, Mass, March 20, 1855.
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IL Advertisements should be handed in by
Il O'Clock, m, otherwise they may not appear
until the next day.
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letter of the Constitution of the United States,
if any other suitable person can be found to
take the Office to which the appointment is to
be made
The U. s. Steamer Water Witch.-This
vessel, which has been absent about three
years, under the command of Lieut. 7. j.
Page, engaged in surveying the rivers IRA
quay and Rarana in South America princi-
pally, may be expected to return to the United
States by the LIST of June.
Letters Registered was received
and registered in the General Land Office,
during the week ending Saturday, the 29th
instant, one thousand letters being the great
est number ever received in that office, in any
one week.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department Saturday, Goth of March,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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OST.-ON SATURDAY EVENING, AT
- the National Theater, or somewhere between
there and the steamboat wharf, dark colored
PORTMONAIE, containing a small sum OF
money, and some papers Of no value to any one
but the owner IL left at this Off ce, suitable Ic
ward will be given to the finder. msr 3t-3
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CNLLlS'S ATORE 10 800 Pennsy lvania
II avenue, lsar Tenth street. mar
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MILE. TERESA PARODI
DEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE THAT.
Id on her way TO the North, che will give I'm thi,
city one GRAND CONCERT, between the lOth
and 18th April, assisted by
Madame AMALIA PATTI STRAKOSCH
and Sig aor LEONARDO.
under the direction OF MAURICE STRAKOsCH
Mile TERESA PARODI W II sing on this oc-
casion for the htst and crly time, the celebrated
national french Hymn, ola Marscillsise (which
has been received with immense enthusiasm
wherever sung bv her. mar S6-u
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OF THE
TERPSICHORE CLUB.
THE MEMBERS OF THE TERPsICHORE
Il Club most respectfully announce TO their nu-
merous patrons that they Intend giving BALL
1t Columbia Hall, Capitol HiH,
On MONDAY EVENING, April z, 1876.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR.
Managers.
NJ Marceron, X Z Thompson,
8 McNamee, w K Tucker,
+ Ennis, G Russell,
J T Goldsmith, Townshend,
JR Dobbyn, Smith.
mar 31Gar9457%
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MANTILLAS! MANTILLAS!!
MAXWELL BRO. WILL OPEN THEIR
lvl Spring STYLES of Paris ard New York MAN
TILLAS, to. morrow April LIST.
MAXWELL Il BRO,
mar 3I-eo3t 32S Pa avenre
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MADAME z.
FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
the District of Columbia.
RED BY CON6RESS.-THIs
~ Company offers 70 the property owners Of the
District The cheapest ard as safe means Of insur-
ance against loss by FIRE, as any other company,
~ Will appear by an examination Of Its princi
Piles and condition.
The advantages TO those who insure I'm this
Company are, that the insurer pays no more pre-
MUM than the actual losses bear 10 the whole
amount Of propeTtr insured; ant each Of the in :
suTed becomes a member Of the Company and
has a voice In its management, and with the
privilege Of Withdrawing at any time he may de-
sire IL.
ULYSSES WARD, President
CHARLES WILSON, Secretary.
MAT. q. EMERY, Treasurer.
Managers.
ULYSSES WARD, JOHN VAN RIswIcK,
THOMAS BLAeDEN, I'll. MA6RUDER,
JOHN DICKSON, MAT G EMERY.
JOHN M-kELpEN,
Once adjoining north q the Bank Of Washing
ton. Open during bask hours. mar 25-ot
no You WISH YOUR LETTEss DE-
" LIVERED PROMPTLY, SPEEDILY,
AND WITH CARE?-If &C, send them by tne
CITY DESPATCH. Remember: Five DEW
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SPRING MILLINERY
REERIGERATORS

nF THE MOST APPROVED KIND, JUST
" received at the House F FINISHING Store of the
subscriber.
Also, large supply Of new FURNITURE
made 10 order, and will be sold very low FOR cast
or approved paper n. NJ. McGREGOR,
mar 31-eC6w No. $50, 7th street
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COLUMBIAN GUAN0

COLUMBIAN GUANO.
10 TONS COLUMBIAN GUANO, JUST
Il Il . imported, per brig Nora, bv tie Ptils-
del phia Guano Company, and for sale by
HOWARD POOR,
mar D. Ut Alexandria, Va.
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CAST.oFF CLOTHING

DOU6HT AND SOLD AT &c LoUISIANl
ID Avenue, opposite Holmead's grocery, nea
Semmes's. Address through post oface, TO Z" Nj
Tailorn mar 3-ims
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OST.-A GOLD HUNTING LEVER
IL WATCH. made by r.. q 6 Beesley, Livs--
pool, No 2<303- Owners name engraved on inner
back. liberal reward will be paid for It's re.
covery. Apply at asa Pa. avenue. mar rs BE
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@@UNION ASsOCIATION.--A sPE-
O cial meeting Of the Union Association,
Will be held on Tuesday evening, Apr 1st, at the
large rooms lately occupied by E N. stratton, Is
an Auction Store, on Pennsylvania Avenue, mar
the corner Of 10th street, south side. Members
are particularly requested to be prompt In atten-
dance, as business of Importance will demand
their attention.
By order: Il. A. OFFUTT,
mar 3l-2t% Recording Secretary.
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IS A FRIEND IN NEED Is FRIEND
"A INDEED" and SO In the CITY DIES
PATCH. Boxes stationed al all the principal
places In the city. 90. word to The wise IL suf
hcientD ar9S-3t
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Clap Trap" Mr.. Whitney replied that he
felt at liberty 20 entertain the opinions he had
expressed after reading the correspondence of
a member of the House with the Assistant
Postmaster General, declaring that the ap.
pointment Of foreign Catholic as Postm aster
would be preferable to that of an American
Protestant -
We take the above from the Organ report
OF Tuesdays House proceedings, the bill to
dehne and secure the rights of voters in Wash
ington city, being under consideration. 1t is
as fair a specimen of genuine cIap-trap as
ever political Hindoo uttered. The truth
involved in this allegation is simply as fols
lows, viz The First Assistant Postm sster
General, in the correspondence referred 10.
declared that in selecting deputy postmasters
the Department does not entertain the cues
ton OF the birth place or religion of citizen of
the United States. And, further, that it will
not appoint person who is q member of a
secret political association sworn to prescribe
his fellow citizens on account of birth place
and religion, in contravention of the spirit and
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ANY BODY AND EVERY BODY RU,
n to ELLIS'S TO buy all you want lie be
every thing, and is selling out at a sacrifice {
change his business. mar 20
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SFND YOUR LETTERS by THE CITY
- DESPATCH, and save Time, Trouble and
Shoe Leather. mar EST
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uyILLIAM H. weaver mary v. his wife, simeon weaver
w Juha .iie, einneefy pgalns he
cgler sased whose are unkne~h5 he sn
deceaseds whose nanos e
whose names unknown and Ana his "ri loci
rglor children Chm, deceassd whefe nsnss a
Nicholas Cgrg Cdelsr, and JsiaAAh t.e
right administrator of Aaron ge 20
ms Sinclair Graves and William H. weaver SS oH
uIon.b
Extracts " decree
This coming papers formerly read
YER appointed sell the apd and negroes men
said petition OF sihcia ctases Su
planning Weaver hayg sold him unsound
the mentioned, sHd practising ani on h
said be relieved rom MS
asking have land the said mentioned
resold, and supdry ncd 10 said psuron, &C,
the order have the fishs OF an
said luad recicd the amounts que W
one OF this court, first given notice
published ia The city ~
the h.ue
of Madison do take account Of the saa
allowing HIM reasonable bringing court
he him with that which nc
may properly the parties entitled iherth
Of the time allowed and The said commits
led 10 participate distribution Of the uud and their
thereof and also place
dence Of each pary paecabe and make
thereof anything deemed pertinent By hin oi
Uopy Testss BELPlELD CAVE, Clerk.
The parties interested taking stating directed
The hereby notified that have appointed
purpose Monday 4h day OF February 1885, a. ihe time
and county Madison, Virginia, The
place Tor the aud stated by commits
sioner WILLIAM 4. Eah-i
Commissioner Of Madison Circuit Court
Dec 3o--law4w
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MEMBERS o Congress, and Wis ievs Washing ton
MI Il respectfully informed that TAYLOR x hAUHY's
9th they will NIL their
Their extensive stock addition following
works. comprises department of literature, science,
and
New books received Immediately puslication
Weekly iniporatons from England
Caihouuis Works, volumes
Jehefsons " orks, volumes
Webstur's Works, g vols, autograph edition
Evereuis Oraions and Speeches. ? volumes
Ciays Private Correspondence, volume
3. =. Premises Memoirs volumes
Blnefo's History OF the United states, 6 volumes
State mans nanunl, volumes
uickeys Constitution, ! volume
Jefersons Manual, volume
The CONSTITUTIONS OF the United States, volume
Eliotr Debates and Madison PapefS, 8 volumes
Marshs volume
Stoty's Works, 3vo.umes
Chef of the United States, volume
Li.bers Civil Liberty and Self government, younes
Wiu's Life OF Patrick Henry, volume
Kennedyr Life of Wir 2 volumes
Gsands Lii. OF John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
DE Tccausviiis's Democracy in America, volume
The Federalist, volume
Tendency Of Free Institutions, volume
Constitutional n book, volume
CAreyis Past, Present, and Future, volume
seaman's Progress OF Nations, volume
hcEilpoitis American Debaer volume
Futur. Wealth Of America, l yulume
Smiths Wealth OF Nations, 4 volume
Engsh and French stationery
tho 40. 81 qualities, at the lowest prices
Visiting and pned with the greatest rromputude
TAYLOR q MaURY's,
Dee 7-dn Near 9th street
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT 10 THE WEST.
EAEe ~. sssgl s.issa


Time between Washington and Wheeling hut I7t
Running Washington and Cincinnati 27 hours
Through Tickets aud Bsxgnge Checks 10 be had In
HE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
western
Wasns,ou Baltimore portions the West
The connexion between Washington and the
washington Juncon atey called the Relay House nine
nom Baltimore This Is the only change OF required between
wheeling NJ The washington Station
ss pa yon The e sesns
Washington daily at g. aud Az, M On Sundays al the
Wheeling dre is made with The trims Of The CEN
near whssnr n,o"s ua"aa zanes ana Ne%ab 10
COLUMBUS These trains eonaee al Newark with me Newark
Al Columbus the O. 0. railroad
WILLIE, &C. AT xena, Little Miami railroad exon is
Ea 's aef Se
holding through sss for Memphis, gfSSas
transferred Cincinnati 70 the mail steamers ,hs Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit
caeo, sc, tickets sod when the Ohio navigabe between
Wheeling and Welsyie, (ory mes where with
Travellers requested tha only
afordng throu tickets and checks in washington is also the
great The WASHINGTON Cincinnati
but $50 miles, being about 90 mites shorter than by any other
Fare by through ticket wu.nns,oo To wheeling, 50
BY railroad y steamer ls" ciae.na, Sls lnai1aago
aase & & spa s Memphis
For Frcaecs and arpes Ferry Mdnsbng Berkeley springs
Cumberland Bedford SPRINGS Piedmont oakand and
stations BALTIMORE Wheeling
u1 r RON rom "asnM a s p0,,;o .nooo, sec ,s, nd
For further information through tekets &c. apply to TIL H.
PARSONS agent at Washington station ~ - -
Master OF Transportsilon baltimore and
May 5-df ohio Railroad Baltimore
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Tr,sssn,ar-rhe Great Europsan Discovery,

TrteBeHauE-lhe
PROTECTED royal patent Of England and secured by
the seals OF Eeoe dc Phamaee de PARIS and The Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine Vienna
nese,ua remedy general and local debility,
ve power premature decay ADD all the distressing
abuse It's effects efhcacions
YOUTH man,ood aud old The yls powers would moi be-
impaired, decline life IL The Trieseaar
All physical mpednns vanish like
influence thus rendering is use invaluable TO those CO.
terng the marriage state.
completely and entirely eradicaes all traces Of
which aud cnbrbs have lang been thought
aniote Of the health OF vas, portion OF e pop
ulatton.
Teemar great European remedy for that class Of
dsords which, English physician treats with
Inevitable destruction al the PATENTS constitution
and which al aar-apanln world
aid alike devoid VI SMELL and
quaes They lay the toilet table without
their being dsscttd
sold in case % each divided nto doses ad
nnirtered by Valpeau, La'Ielmand, kouk. &c.
whufsRia and eiai oil Mr. H. A. Barrow No. 81
Green New York, specially appointed by the
paentoe agn for the United States, and
Of immediately receiving
Mr. forward fresmar If the world
and addressed according TO the Instructions " the
winter
Retail agents required. Terms cash. "."-
81