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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Friday Morning, July 2, 1889.


BEEF CATTLE FROM VkNEZuELA.--Iu refer
sace to the proposition recently made, to bring
beef cattle from Venezuela to our Atlantic cities,
in order to break up the monopoly heretofore en-
ioyed by dfovers aud middemen, the Evansville
undiana) Journal Of the Goth ult., says
The cattle Tased upon the ssvsnnss Of Venezuela
never eat hsv, nor can they be made to eat is by
any desres Of hunger, they ars frightened ct the
.I.ht OF sn ear of corn, 81 i'll they drink water
except from a "babhlng brook" They will die of
thirst and starvation before they @ii touch either
ON board yss,sl The attempts 20 overcome these
SifRcul,iss with tina wild cattle in the bordering
States OF Mexico and in Texas have proven they ars
not transport Bile 10 voyages longer than they
can be kept without fsod or water. The cattle
brought from Texas to New Orleans, neither drink
nor eat fom the Time they put on board she snip
TIL they are landed; and in pas'age OF SO hours from
Mstasords to the Mssissppi large numbers OF them
die This idea OF bringing the wild cattle from Ven.
eruela TO New York alive. is ore ofthe widest pro-
jeets over seriously debated by seos Bile men The
pastursl regions Of our own country, between the
Miss sppt and Rio GEsnde, are the regions from
which we must draw beef and mutton Tor the
fuIure.
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&. WALTHALL, Secretary.

sNFlRrARN GF THE msDECAR. Col
I LEdE OF FVIRGINIA.-Fhs intrInary connect
80 with the Medical College Of Virginia, located
IN the city OF Richmond, tcorner Of Marshall and
College stfeesl is open for the reception of Patients
Throughout the Year All persons requiring Meei-
Gal OF surgical aid, except the nsane and those la
boring under cOntagio dseAse, are admitted into
the lnstitHti0n. The accommodate MS for the sick
are complete.
The Patients are under the sharge of the Profess
sors "t the College. The charges for Board, Medi-
cal attendance Surgical operations, Nursing medi-
cine and every service rendered by the Institution,
for
"hlte Patients. per week
FIlyAte Rooms. 7 TO IS
ATTENDING SURGEONS. Prof Gibson Potieolas and
Wexford
AfrENDISG PnYsiCiANs.-Pro Tucker and Con-
way.
bEsiuEkr PHGsi,tAE- Marion Howard M. ID.
SrEwAkD-F "A. Parrish
PelslpEhr or IsFiRMAEY--L y. Joynas, M. ID
feTsons Ia tho country wishing to send patients to
the luhmAIy, sr dosiriDg Information, may address
u" President the Steward jy 1-d6m
AUt1H WESTERN VikGI NIA-To
RiCHnokD MERCHANTS AND TkADERs-Mer-
ehants Snd Traders Of Richmond. wishing 10 extend
theit business 10 Southwestern Virginia iii find the
abingdon Democrat" n good medium for tE at pur-
pose. Terms 40 f5ows:
One square, u months, without change, 80 10
Two DO u do do do ... Is 10
eies II W A A HkKEn
Jy Is.
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A SIsTER OF MERCf We find the following
statement in regard to Miss Dix in the London IL
lustrated News, June l3!h:
Miss Dix, Of the United States, who has taken
so admirable a part In forcing the state OF the
Scotch lunatics upon pablo notice, appears to be q
person of extraordinary devotion to her sense of
duty. So feeble in body that she can scarcely
walk half mile, she has travelled over the whole
of the United States and induced nineteen of the
local legislatures TO erect and endow State lunatic
asylums she has also extended her influence to
the erection of lighthouses and the establishment
of life boats on many dangerouspart of ahe Ames
rcaa coast When convinced Of the horrible
treatment of this mad in Scotland, and fuinished d
with letters to the Duke of Argyle and one or two
others Ct the Ministry. she started from London,
drove direct from the railway station to their resi-
dences, and gained their promise of the commis'
sion of inquiry before she secured u lodging or
changed her dress.
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- Advertisements pmbltshsd until forbid, viii be
sharssd 50 cents per squire of ten ues for tba a,s
Insertion, and Is cents for cash contipsapes.
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the LATE ACCIDENT IN AN ITALIAN THEA.
TRE-The accident by fire in theatre, attended
win great loss of life, occurred, not At Florence
as stated, but At Leghorn. The following ID from
the Paris Moniteur:
A terrible catastrophe occurred at Leghorn on
tne Hh: Upwards of three thousand persons were
assembled In the theatre dsgE Aquid0tti to witness
Lne representation of the taking of Sebastopol,
suddenly one of the rockets let eff to initiate
the oomoardrnent set fire to the side scenes. A
sudden panic seized the public the people in the
p's Iushcd to the doors, and many of those who
IN the boxes and galleries attempted to save
sutseIves by jumping into the pit The carbineers
tha "S a,.empted to stem the current by assuring
p,eople mat there was sufficient time to go out
many being frightened out of their Senses
az p themselves ont of the windows, although
-. ne british consul, Mr. Macben, had caused ladders
49,. paced at some of them. This disaster is the
ca sio, oe regretted, as there was really no oc-
al.,o.. .or such panic, the fire being got under
60 ISL. immediately afterward, before it had time
,ar sp.eAo The Moaitore Toscaao states that 43
po.sona ina were killed and l34 wounded On hear.
To- ~, "a. a usd occurred the Grand Duke Immediate
y SCI out for Leghorn, and visited those that bsd
'eeh carried to the hospitals
rsv LIE IERRIBLE RAvAGEs OF THE YELLOW
,,..r Al MoNTEVIDEo.-Mr Gilbert X Brackett
= passenger in the barque Salem from Ruarns
Hynes furnishes information of the rayacea of tbe
s env" feVer at Montevideo 1t ia In the form
vi letter, dated from Montevideo about NAV -
ne Intelligence which have to communicate
LAY. roy, Is Dy no means favorable respecting the
progress OF the yellow fever The .Psmnero
sna ~, sna .ne cool weather which have prevailed
shee its appearance, have given TO this en;de,n;c
a a more iatal character Since Saturday 9th nj,
.I .ha nnertaiity has been unexampIed So far from
their having been diminution of new cases there
S nsve no. neen less than from soto 30 victims daily
Ihe medical profession are completelv hsftjsd
ana their scientific knowledge has thus far ron,
dered nnavang all attempts to discover the true
causes OF this malignant scourge, which is decima
ting the community " wanna
by the recommendation of the Bishop, process.
sions were moving about the streets in token of
grief for this affective visitation of Providenca
and prayers were offered in the principal churches
throughout the city.
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The NEW "DUsTER"-The ladies' are inst now
sssitng themselves In very nest walking wrapper
taste, and sits vely upon form besrt With
noops This habit however, according to the Uti ,s
Herald 10 not original with the ladies' It originated
ed from the We mean the 'Zouave, tb,t dsnnf
less yet isolssed body of French troops who went
gn @ tue MaiaIoh hill amid the storm Of iren rain
purP oses and called it burnous' Those worn by
the ladies' are an exact pattern of tn Zouays fatigue
Strange, Is it not that delicate woman should adopt
the war-worn feshons of the bloodiest troops in tina
word and sport In fsshion what originated In the
necessities OF the campsiga of the Crimea
----
Upwards of fifty American vessels. of about
10000 tons, were at the Chincha Islands In NAV
last
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- FUR ttkST--uu thurch tfiiI.g1 doors
sTk North - LsfFh street, Pose sion gwen let
VI July 81 sooner If desired one of those newly
s,~st ted Rfsk TeGeBIsn's ateiy IA occupancy Of ID.
Il Eudsfsfd, Asq, coutsintng ak rooms with dry
and s..yated hs,-ments, with garden attached, ard
,.~f! Il rrstef &c the premises Rent ger Hunum
$ aa Appl7to JAMES M. CARTER.
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SUCCESSFUL PROPAGATION OF FISH.-A few
years ago. 1t was difficult to procure salmon in Paris
for less than from two to four shlinss (Engish
money! per pound Now, in consequence of their
fest ncTee7e through artificial breeding, they have
been sold as low this si ixpenoe per pound.
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Cost of 200 glasses

Sold at cents per glass. it would amount to
$40, leaving profit of 1913. From this some
thing may be deducted for the use of machinery,
labor of making, etc. yet we think it is plain
enough that the old price pays pretty good profit
to say nothing OF other purchases likely to be
made by persons attrected to the drug stores by
the refreshing f-2 of the soda fountain.
Concert of Sacred Music.-The beautiful cantata
of Daniel, or the Captivity Ind Restoration, =" will
be produced to night Ia the First Baptist Church.
by select choir. under the direction of Mr. =
Hanlon. with efficient orchestral aid. The pro.
ceeds of this performance are to be given to the
congregation of Leigh Street Baptist Church, TO
assist in dischArgiug q debt incurred in building
their church ediiice. We hope the patronage will
be liberal, for the object is meritorious. 1t does
not cost much TO and the music of itself will be
amply remunerative.
The Mayors Court was as dull yesterday as
lawyers plea in civil suit Not single case ap-
peared on the docket, and bis honor adjourned
without unnecessary delay. We like to see this
sort of things occasionally. II shows some i'm
provement in the atmosphere of the city, in a
moral sense.
Il Sign WOrth Looking At.-Several handsome
ambrotypes of Phoenix Engine, No. 3, were taken
yesterday by Mr. r Sanxay. The picture thus
obtained is to be copied by Mr. Montague upon a
sign which be is executing for the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company, the design OF
which is highly appropriate. One side represents
a shipwreck, aud the reverse q block of buildings
on hre. "Phdntx' Will occupy q prominent posi-
tion playing away upon the flames.
The Manchester Baptist Sunday School will have
pic mic to morrow in beautiful grove near the
| l-gats, above Manchester The children will
sing several pieces selected for the occasion; the
Declaration of Independence will be read by Mr
Gilbert Mason, jr, and addresses delivered by
Rev Mason, A III Sands. ESQ, and others 1t il
proposed that the scholars assemble at the school
room at O'Clock, and proceed thence to the
grove.
Ne,o LocOmOtire.-A Norris engine, Philadelphia
make, has just been placed on the Central Rails
road 1t is said to be one of the fEest the!
Robbery The room of q gentleman named
Craig, on Broad street, was entered Wednesday
night, during his absence, and robbed of variety
Of clothing and other articles.
The Storm We learn that the rain storm OH
Wednesday evening was very severe in Hanover
county.
Closing the Stores.-We presume that merchants
and others will close their places of business to-
morrow, in scco rdanee with the usual custom.
The Deaths yesterday was unusually cool for the
season. Last night the clouds gave indications OF
an approaching storm.
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ihE EXECUTION OF WoRRELL.--The st Louis
papers contain brief accounts of the execution of
Edward ID. Worrell at Union, Mo-, on Friday, the
26.h uliimo, for the murder Of Basil Ii. Gordon,
of Virginia. The Intelligencer says
There was q large concourss Of persons pressnt
who had been assembled from an early hour in the
morning. The galows was erected in the western
part of the town. and rude structure com possd
Of three red oak saplinss with the bark stripped OF
and the ascent by of ladder. At quarter
past three sheriff Jones conducted the prisoner to the
place Of execution followed by his parents and the
Rev Mr.. schuyler who Off ciated the spiritual ad-
wiser OF the condemned The latter was calm and
placid in his demeanor, while his parents per-
feetly ccnvGEed with sgony of feeling, and sought
relief flood of esrs At the foot of the ladder he
took leave Of them, and was tepderly embraced by
them. On mounting tbs sosltod he bowed to the
multitude and bads them good bye after which the
adjusted BY sheriff JONES' and at precisely
twenty minutes past three O'Clock the drop fell and
the prisoner launched into eternity After hang
ing until life extinct the body YVES taken Gown
and given in charge of his parents 1t was brought
TO this city the and placed In metallic cofin
for the purpose OF being to the native place OF
the deceased for interment
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nISsOLUTION...Th firm of Mcn0N-
- AID. SPOTS HARVEY Is this day dissolv.
ed by the death of Mr.. Jas c. Spots.
The books at the Office Of their suecsssor.
SPoTTs, HARVEY Co. All persons Ind ebsed. arc
requested to make payment at an early day. Any
Of the underssned, surviving partners will use
tNO. G. MCDONALD,
JNO. q. SPOFFs,
July let, 1857. JNO. D. HARVEY.
NEW III 4 M.--The undersisned have
~ assocated themselves under the firm and stye
SPOTTs, HARVEY & co;
for the purpose Of conducting in this atty the GRO
CEKY and COMMISSION BUSINESS We have
retained the large Ware House, No. % Peal street.
lately occupied by Mcdonald, spotts Harvey, and
will / eep ON hand g general stock Of GROCERIES,
Sc TO which Invite the attention of our friends
and she public fhankins our friends for the very
liberal patronage given the late frm beg eon-
tinuance to the new concern.
yNo. @ sPOrTs.
JNO. D. HARVEY,
WILSON C. THOMAS
Richmond, July lat, 1857
T,HE underkigned takes pleasure Ia re.
j commeadn MessIs. Spot.s. Harvey & Co sue.
sesson 70 the lats firm Of McDonad. SPOTS ( Hsr.
'"ti j. dim " ' JHo. C MCDONALD.
GSO KhWkkD.-,Th. sab.cr,ber we.
moasy. by q white man. man Who MAJ may Be- described a.
follows: BE was between Is and 30 years old, about
feet or inches high. has full fsss and turned
up noscJ snb hnu coutDeu Up IN ffouts no
wears an Alpaca coat and white felt hat will rive
reward Of 50 for the arrest Of the thief and the
resoyeay Of the nsonsy.
jy1-3t A. tCHAD.
A NkW AND ING kNlU APPARA rus.
n 10 that by which w. RETEk6ON, esrnsr l5th
and Main streets draws his syrupa 1t keeps si
ways isy cold aud preserves their delicious favor
perfectly. IL 10 we'll worth walk OF mile 70 see
K snS get 9 glass Of icy cold soda Water This
soda Water 10 Of the purest character, and is ia
vored with svrups made from the fresh ,ips alta
H. h. ola xtA "a asusA
glass or 81 per box Of 20 tickets. TTyit
jy I-St
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- FVF HkNE.--A 10 IIIiFTt HiHI If phsNFs- :
F@8 ,l4r stvrn, thst desirable residence ou the
ia south eide OF the BaAIo. formerly occupied by
Rr Seymour ? Nsii IL contains elsht good rooms
I'd ard. With bydrsnt 40, To good tenant, the
s-nt will be mode. ste. -
L. W GLAZrRROOK,
il - .S.uts Conner Canal snA 10Th si.
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p0I uINT--Tbe three sto1y T.ne.

-vss FWh tt hNE--E ne InfE6 sI0E TFne-
~ ment, now occupied by Mr.. Belvn, A6in
fAE street, between Second and Third. 4 con-
t,ius ten elevel rooms with gas fixtures though
cut The kitchen hes four rooms Being In II plea
convenient part OF hs city. 1t will be Ound
desirable residence. Possession given - first Of
june. Enquire al Worthsms Bookstore, on Main
tTset. my 22-ts
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IS NUTICK-i nave Tor snIe, lease o.

fNs NUTEGE.--E have for snie lease or
s4s rent Houses, Lots, &c, from lat 10 33d street,
'~"N and in the county Of Henris0, some u which
l.ots cannot be surpassed for bsauIy and locality by
any within the corporation limits and when you
come county Lots, for soap and candle factories
Nature could net have done her part for TIE
eonvnh OF man, for to erect such establishments
upon all or any Of the above | Ghsll be pleased 10
have the views OF operators upon the subject now
before them.
Apply to FL. w. TYLER,
my 5-Sm AGENT for the Trustees
aSa I.ADD'S LUMBER HOUSE, south
Iss side Of Basin, FOR REHT.-This lumper
house, the property of the Jas X. & Ks. Co,
nearly rebuilt, and will be ready for tenant by
the lst II April. The house 10 large and commod
QGs, well suited for storage house tobacco fac
boIy. For terms apply 10 the underSigned
MICHAELS,
NH 26-ts Agent for T. w. Connection.
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zss< ltsH RFNr- FOSSk~sfSN GIyEN
~ NMEpIATFLN That very desirable dwell
ss1H hoaHe ca Franklin and lot sIfests, immedi.
TteEy opposite II. l.. KeGt, Esq.
Eur terms. Ac- appiy 10
.s~E,sWt. JAMES THOMAS ia
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MORTALITY ASp SUFFERING A.,,o p,,,
BUSTERS Henry Barlow, of Nev.rr N 7 an,
:" walkers men, has just returned home and re-
ports that of twenty-five men from ~ ,,,,, - !.
went to Nicaragua, only three suryIvs. Tbe a. =
vertiser Gays: AA' f'u'
Mr.. B. relates an Incident of v.,r.-,
s ao os et man on charge OF infusnsns n,sy ~ 10
ne man was brought before the Gss,paI .nS 20
ins any court martial, Walker sad--a rsh ~. MIA
o, os, ana 'ooot him" The man immed, ,stsiv lsS
90. oa the riaza and shot Three days sfrarwsId.
appeared that the man was innocent ~ieS
Mr sartow has received no paw fro,, u.,L.r
on, oos sait Of clothes In ALL valued AT .ss tban ~
~ ~ ne otnsf ciothing was obtained from the bosia.
2, .no>e VINO were shot. He represents the army ss
badly eiohes, and worse fed For soms Sortv zoe a
.nes lived altogether on mule steaks. pIantsins &c
when they were IN the hospital MT Rartan .asah
hehir OF the bravery of Walker, but condemns his
seihsh, soid-hearted system OF conducting ths ,x.r
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FuK RkNr- THE Dwelling House
SeE os Nsvo sL.eet recently occupied by Srs 10.
Es& b4!l adjoining Mr.. Alex. Notts residence.
r,,,-...,r gwen Immediately. Apply TO
II. u g.srss JAMEE THOMAS Ia
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.rssa I'Uh FkhN6's.- I HfI THFNC HhU CON
EA5l YeHleht Store Room, with celia attached
-Efs next to the office of H. r Pairs o. corner
81 l4th and Main, occupied by the Methodist
Book Concern. 1t Ia cheap and firsi rate business
STAND. Possession given at once. Apply the pre-
iuiSes my 2g--ts
rnh FssR KBST-The Dwelling House
RSta GA Mayo street, recently occupied by Mrs L.
-AsA bell adjoining Mr.. Alex. Motifs residence
Possession given immediately. Apply TO
ia l. IL JAMES THOMAS .-
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4 W. iti,jIiARDs0N--

i W. .RtCHARDS0N--
n. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Attends 10 the collection Of Claims Hiring out Me-
grOes, renting out Houses, and q general Coinmis.
rOg Business
v 0Hiee l4th street, opposite Exchange Hotel,
with w. ii ! RiehaIdson, Richmond, Va.
10 3d-diui
SfDks.-IO Iihds. strictly prime sides,
- for sale by
is3B EDWIN WORKMAN 4 CO
Imk, ,LIMk.-4OO casks ThOmnste wn
"a Lime, lust received and for sale
leD EDWIN WORKMAN L. CO
tOk hKNT-A Goni and uWood Yard,
with a e 20 Stable, on 9Th street and the Canal
acar the Armory
fs A-2swts JF. kEEsEE.
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- FuR RENT-~A nice house on Grace
g street lust oug side the Corporation limits
kza2 Apply 10 , -
ty .-fs Tkt ms * AFFfhsON.
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kuR KkST--1he neat Brick DgeiI-
ws<S a. : 80 MsiH aud Adams streets fhs hooss is
- g II finished IL has sir good rooms with fire
pisces ard two rde rooms, and brick kitshen, with
bs n,oasrase. Apply at my Foundry.
" ~ 8 d DENOON
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

NKw 0RLKLEs, Nov. Is.
The sfenmship Daniel WEBSTER. which
VI HAvanns ON the 26sb, lie arrived here
She eEperieaced heavy galet. +
The Daniel Webstef bring : 500, 600 10
specie. The Eor,hrrn Light. with The, Gil.
i6nia maiNs. IN HsNsna on The 25.h inst.
Tor New York, with 100000 in specie
The news Of the luss Of the Central
Ameriea eaBssi a geheFai gieeth ia San
Francisco. The Courts sdjoSrued and
meetings were held, in which the mail
company was denounced.
The supposed accounts Of Indian dep.
relations in 0aBons Valley are exagera-
Grated.
Further news from the Plains confirm
the belief Of the completely Of the MoHnon'
10 the late massacre.
The papers say that an efficient army
could be raised in California to proceeC
against the Mormons.
Haraslhy, the late refner Of the mint
has been indicted for embezzling 3 $50, 900
The news that Messrs. Satber 4
Church's drafts have been protested il
New York, caused a run upon them wbicl
compelled them to close. Several attach
meuts have been put on the house. Their
was also a run on the hosse of Tallant 4
Wilde. and several others, but none close
up to the time of the sailing of the steam
er.
The good accounts are good. Market
active; HaKall Flour tl2
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHtLApELPnIA Pa

4 BenepoleNi hstfyiion, estabisAsd 6y
sPeef0l spdoaHe1f fer hs relief Of ns
siok Sn3tlistrsssd. gsiidei pih piruleHl
and Epiiemis diseases.
no all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
such as SpermatorhRa, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Eon0uhoea, ,Gl eel, SyPhiis tha Vlce
Of Outnnm. OF s. Abuse, &C. n
The Howard Association, in viez Of the de.
ceplions practised upon the unIOrlunate vic
Tins Of such diseases By Qraeks, several years
ago directed their ConsultiRg Surgeon, as a
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, 10 open
a Dispensary Cor the treatment Of this class Of
diseases, In all tbeif lOrmF, and to give Medical
Advice Gratis, TO All Who apply BY letter, with
description Of their eOhditioa, (age, occupa.
ton, habits Of hie, &e.l and In eases Of ga
treme poverty, to furnish medicines free Of
charge. Il Is needless to add that the lssO-
ciatiOn commands the highest Medicafskill
Of the age, and viii furnish the most appro-
we'd modern treatment.
The Directors, on a review Of the past, feel
assured that their lAbors il this sphere Of be-
neyolent effort, have been Of great benefit to
the afflicted, especially to the young, and they
have resolved 70 devote themselves, with re-
newed leal, to this very important but. much
despised cause.
Just published BY The Association, re.
port on Spermatorhoea, or seminal Weakness,
the Vice Of 0nanism, Masturbstion or Sell
Abuse, and other diseases Of the Sexual Or
gans, by the consulting Surgeon, which N
be sent by mail, Tin a sealed letter envelope, !
free of charge, on the receipt of two stamps
for postage. Address, for report or treatment
/ DR.. George R. Calhoun, Consulting Surgeon,
Howard association, No. South Ninth &C.
Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of the Directors
Gro.F AIRcHlLn, EZRA D. HEARrWELL,
Secretary. President.