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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08
WANTS.
WANTED

WANTED
w EMPLOY THE SOLDIERS
Business men are requested to apply ior OlerkAJ
BOOk-keePers, Porers. mechAntcs,- Apprentices, anu
Employees, to the Agency Of the Sanitary Oommis-
son. No. 50 Bank street, where Soldiers, honoraby
discharged and well qualified, viii be found WAlIng
Rsfsrences will be furnished when required. No
-shSf5gs for services Of this ASP Che Icnow1ng, viz:
4 Book-keepers, fine penmen;
II CLERKS. experienced in dry goods, grocery or drug
store,
2 porteus
2 Bi~acksmiths;
/ Marble Gutter;
] Wooden Einisher;
Shoemaker
Farmers,
5 MAchinists aud Tinsmith's apprenticesi
s have no trade and will do anything;
y disabled men wish places rs messengers SCENTS
or office porters. =
Please send in your orders and help these men %
EARN an honest living. APPLY st
SO BANK STREET
.nqe.7lq OHIO.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and ladies' Hair Dressing
Vim. DAY. As Public Square,
HAS ALL THE LATEST INVENTIONS IN WIG W0RE.

Z THE ILLUSION WIg-It hts to q charm.
OURb3-FRENOH NATURAL RINGLErS-
Jus received fdiTec) q large quantity Of this beau
tifCl hair. Ladies' please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
sgITOHEs n BRAIDs-A large and well.
selected stock always on hand.
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, EU.
GENE BOWS and FREHOd HEAD-DREsSES,
made BY the advertiser equal to those imported,
- Ladies' Owl Braids mace into any Of the
above Hesd-Dresses without injury TO switch.
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Quitting
done In the latest and most prevailing styles.
T.. HAIR Observation-Disclosures attention paid to
this branch OF the business. The best Of Dye used.
HOT n GOLD BATHS always ready. The
best bathing apartments in the eity. Jy7
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Its stated that Senator Sumner has been
invited to preside st the Republican State
Convention to be held at Worcester on the
14th inst, and has accepted the invitation
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WANTED-one Is or 2O-horse power
w Portable Engine, in good order. address Lake
Erie Coal Mining Co., Room "A AtWater Block Oleye-
ranH a bcHHa ZA5
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BoNNETs.

A few French bonnets are on exhibition,
but there is no great change from last sea-
son, except that they are made lower in
the neck, leaving less room for waterfalls,
which are waning. A very pretty bonnet
is trimmed with daisies, and 3 humming
bird is placed among the down of ostrich
feathers. Gilt ornaments are much used,
some of the designs representing coins, so
that if q lady cannot have gold dollars in
her purse, she can at least bear their sem.
blance about her.-N. 7. Evening Post.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

WANTED-BOARD-Tw young gen.
VI tIemen desire furnished rooms aud boatd in .
rleasant locality, within i've minutes walk OF the
Post-ofioe. A family where there are but few other
boarders preferred. Address ARMY, LEADER ONCE.
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WANTED-C o o P E RS-GO0D
Workmsn can find steady employment ard
satisfactory Wages. I'm Iuire at our othc., Sextons
Block. or Work. Pittsburgh street.
- K~OuKEEELLER
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

The small sleeves still hold their sway,
but there is a variety of patterns to suit all
persons many of the styles having q fine
effect. Some are closely fitting at the hand;
some are cut in fancy form, nos sdhsring TO
the straight. But two or three patterns de-
serve particular mention as new and taste
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

MeR
to act as Agents for the Life Of abraham Lin
DIN Liberal terms and exclusive territory guaran-
tad. Applications from returned officers, soldierH,
I'D agents, and all young men Of ability, shoule Do
maid Al once. il they desire to engage in this pro1tA-
he agency. Address, for terms. territory &C., 70 J.
~. RHODES q CO., Is Firth St. or I. U. BOX y,
pfffahurrh- Pa. u huBEH4O
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

WANTED-KITCHEN GIRL-One
who can give good recommendation, 70 do the
work OF q small family. Apply ct No. 81 kinsmAn
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MANTED-by 0enblemAIi OoaIu 1or
w him elf and two chldren-bOys 10 and Z years
Of age-iu q private family Two rooms desired,
Ibich he would prefer to fprniAns LOcation within
easy distance, say i've minutss' walk OF the L. y.
AT az references gwen il desired, Address p. 4.
GR6UEL, care strong & ArmstI Ong, Druggists.
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AN EXPERIENCED B0OKKEBPKR
n wants a situation. Address ny letter II, Leader
aup2ss2a2
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

FOR SALE-Five light top Buggies,
built OF the best material and finished in good
style, Will be sold at reasonable prices, st the Beech
Woods Carriage Fact. ry. two miles south Of Park
man yillase, Geauga County, Ohio. Address x. W.
UPHAM Parkman. Bep6 PAP
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EOR SALE-Six frst-rste light open
L Buggies will be sold cheap at the "Besch Woods
Carriage Factory, two miles south. OF Perkman vi
HAN. Parkman Bep6z4Z
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

DOB SALE-A Machine Shop, with all
IL the Tools required for manufacturing and re-
pairing work for the Oil ReRiOns. The shop is loca-
ffd at Franklin. the great centre OF the oil trade.
Address Box liz Franklin, Vensngo County, Penn.
anupQ sQag
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FORSALE.

NOR SALE-Good House and Lot No.
10 IA Garden RI. Good fruit and shrubberT.-
House in good condition. Inquire Of De. n. j.
r SI6 Superior st. sepl:A5
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D-KITCHEN GIRL-A
Protestant G. rman. English CT American girl.
Good references required Cali Immediately At 80
Bunerior 81. Bepo:24E
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yHANTED-2OO Agents wanted by H.
w A. BROWNELL, AtHater Building. se5:242
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FOR SALE-A fine stock of Dry Goods
IL and the long lease (obtained at low rate) of large
store Room. situated in one OF the best business To-
een5.24
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AND 81

GGFS-PersOns wishing to buy Q light, fashion
able Carriage or Buggy o. the best quality. VIII &c
well 70 call at the "Beech Woods" Carriage Factory
two miles south Of Parkman village, Geauga County,
ohfo- where they will find them finished and for sale
lower than can be bought elsewhere. Address II. w,
HnHLM narEman- O. aaps .2i2
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-08

WANTED-At Euclid Station, q good
w Blacksmith. to whom a shop a d tools will be
sold or rented. Address WM- BEGG, Nottingham
y a Obfo sens -Z4ZgltdEW
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EOR SALE-A fine Residebee on Cedar
i st.. about one mile from the city line. Tsn acres
OF erOand, seven ofwhich areproduelng grapss. ~
ply 10 J. & G. Z. lkGERSOLLsA 30. IA supSs.S
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hIsck new miIch Gov.

r OsT-A large black new mich Gov,
L%th ,bortborns. o white stripe up the flank; ago
me above strayed last night from the
ABOUT ~ r..s avenue, near Cedar ct. Any infor.
ImotoS sbsf vii lead 10 the recovery ofthe Gov win
IL tbsnkluly received, and parties rewarded. by
fSsreiand. sep6:242
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OUT SLAVES AND HEADING.

" The undersigned keeps constantly on hand .
large aud veil made stock Of seasoned cut Slaves and
Heading, at the lowest market prices. Factory
near Cleveland & Toledo Reilroad depot.
AL orders promptly fled and Satisfaction war
rAntsd. June & EDGART0H.
Fremont, o July 1924 -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
MINING EXCITEMENT AT SALT
LAKE

There has been a discovery of placer
diSgings and rich lodges, forty or fifty
miles southeast of Salt Lake City, which,
according to the Tedette, are creating a
great stir in the city of the Saints. The
rrmors that three dollars worth Of dust
can be washed from as many pans Of dirt
has caused general stampede Of Saints
and Gentiles for the mines. That paper
Of the 18th inst. says, for the past three
DAYS the citizens have been in the highest
state of excitement about the newly re-
ported rich discoveries of gold and silver
mines in Snake Creek Canon, Provo VAL
lev, forty or Fifty miles southeast Of there.
Merchants have left their stores; mechan-
les their workshops; Gentiles their busi-
ness, and Mormons their broad fields and
fat babies. Everybody, almost, says the
Fedette, who had horse to go on, or
livery team to get, on Friday started to
the new Ell Dorado. By daylight, and all
through the night, constant exodus was
making for the mines. 1t appears that
similar state of things exist in the settle
ments through the country, from Parleys
Park to Provo. 1t seems that some secret
knowledge of rich gold deposits in that
section was divulged short time since,
such as warranted number Of citizens to
go and prospect; and the result, which
proved perfectly satisfactory, was learned
few DAYS since. Some few left instanter
for the diggings, and more hied thither as
soon as possible. Bishop -, from
Provo precinct, arrived there the same
day, to see Brigham Young and consult
as to the course Of action best to be estab-
lished for the interest Of all who might
make district there, and tu-n to panning,
prospecting or pre-empting. The Bam-
boo Chief being out of town, the Bishop
returned Immediately.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21

A SCENE IN TIE SUPREME CouRr.-A
rather extraordinary scene took place during
the hearing, on Sunday morning, BY Judge
Beatty, Of the application for release from
arrest, under q writ Of hobeds coypEs, Of
Moses P. Haines, charged With highway rob
berry. It seems that the prisoners wife had
caused the writ to be sued out Of Judge Bur
banks Court, at Virginia, and that james
Hardy and Frank Hereford had acted a her
counsel in the case. These two gentlemen
appeared befoRe Judge Beatty on the occasion
referred TO, in behalf Of the prisoner, a. they
alleged, and were proceeding with their az
guments in sustainment Of the writ, whom Mr..
g. D. Hall made > statement 70 the Court
that he was Haines' attorney and that - such
he disclaimed any desire on the part Of his
client 70 be released under the writ This
interruption to the proceedings provoked .
wordy alteration between the other two
lawyers and Hall, which resulted in "ths Lie
circumstantial-" Mr.. Hereford intimatsd
that Mr.. Hall appeared rather for the proc.
ecution than the defence; Whersupon Hall
replied, addressing himSelfrespectfully 70 the
Court, that il any man made such . state
ment be was q liar and q scoundrel. No re-
ply was offered to this very decided repudi-
ation Of an insinuation rejecting upon Mr..
| Halls professional character; and upon being
asked BY the Judge, BY whom he chose 70 Be
represented, Haines decided in favor Of Hall
and so the case fell 70 the ground Is far a.
action under the writ was concerned, and
Haines was remanded back to custody In
Lyon county jail. Considerable sxcitsment
WAS oceasiJned BY this squabble among the
lawyers, and Hall oppressed himself In NO
me:sured terms ofindignation atthe attempt,
n be claimed Il, Of Hardy and Hereford to
commit the very unprofessional act Of APP
nsarino as council in case where he had
Ken pP,viously eneagsd, and that too With
ont the consont o. dsGire Of biz client Thus
az. no blood has been shsd or blows struck
s. nm Of the parties, and 70 trust thsre
nay not hs.-CaIsO1 ATpHI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
THE MEXICAN BONDS.

1t will be seen from an advertisement in
our present issue that the Juarez Govern
ment are about to attempt to negotiate q
loan Of $4,000, 900 to enable them to
carry on, with renewed vigor, the strug-
gle for Mexican independence. The ulti-
mate value of the bonds will, of course,
depend upon the success of Mexico in
expelling the foreign usurper and regain
ing her liberties. If she succeeds, they
will be good for their face with interest at
ten per cent, for there can be no doubt in
the mind Of any sane man as to the am
pie resources Of the country for the pay
ment Of every dollar Of the principal and
interest of such q loan, Nor can there,
we should think, be much question as tc
the success of the Juarez party regainins
possession of the Government, now tina
our own war is over.
The bonds are to be issued in denomi
nations of fifty dollars and upwards bear
ing ten per cent. interest. The interest i
PAYABLE every six months at banking
house in San Francisco. However tn
loan may be viewed as an investment
most of our people viii feel disposed e
gamble in it to some slight extent. fe
when IL il remembered that the bonds ar
to be put into the market at fly per cent
of their par rGlEs, thEs oSsriSg t'cs'sty pa
esas. upon the amount actually inverted tne
Ehrewdest men viii be anxious to take 2
chance, AFTER balancing the risks against
the prohts, IN case Of success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
TIE TrInI Of JeE. Davis.

Jefferson Davis has been indicted and will
be tried for treason in the District Of Column
bia. The telegraph has not communicated
10 NJ the special offence charged, but as it
must have been committed within the District
we may reasonably infer that the alleged
treason was committed BY Early's raid, or
some similar act. It can be shown that the
raid was undertaken in obedience to Davis
orders, and thus he comes, oy the Strictest
rules Of law, under the jurisdiction Of the
Federal Court at Washington.
The trial 10 10 Do held before civil Court,
and must be subject to the provision Of the
Federal Constitution, which says, The
trials Of all crimes, except in cases Of i'm
parchment, shall Be By jury" The empan-
nslling Of the jury will, no doubt, cause much
delay. The theory Of the lawyers 10 that
jurymen ought to Be entirely ignorant Of the
affair In question, or 1t least without sympa-
thy for either side. They presume that men
generally cannot do justice unless they look
upon plaintiff and defendant, at the com.
msncemenr Of the trial, with equal indiffer-
ence. The oath Of the juror 10 70 render ga
true verdict according to the evidence - I'D,
mitted on the trial, and the law a. expounded
praiudiceS derived from other sources. II is
eNt4Gady Al1fSoSAeaS ~ ~ - JSAI "nS Ae,S
NO sympathies for or against JEFF Davis. All
jurymen, In cases like the one under consid-
eration, should Be loyal, and all loyal men
believe that Davis IL guilty Of treason. And
vet such crimes must be tried and punished.
There Il from . Legal standpoint nothing
peculiar in this treason, save the vastneSS Of
IL extent and Of its evils. The leader Of an
sxtensive rebellion cannot expect that the
faithful citizens win Be ignorant Of his deeds,
or indifferent to his fate. II treason should
Be punished, the traitor must be tried.
While everybody believes confidently that
JEFF. Davis 10 Z traitor, many may be entirely
iEnorant Of ths special offence charged. or
course, man cannot Be tried for treason in
general, but only for some certain REASONABLE
act or acts. Lei ~ suppose that the crime
alleRed In The Indictment 10 treason BY en-
listing men in the District Of Columbia to
make war on the United States. OF such
charge nothing has been said in the papers,
and most jurymen would BE- entirely un.
biassed. The more notorious the alleged
offence, the moro difficulty there will be in
obtaining Jury. In San Francisco, two
hundred and fifiy men have been examined,
before dozen impartial men could be found,
TO try murderer-thAt 10, impartial in the
lawyer sense Of the word. In Davis case,
perhaps it will Be- neoessary to summon
thousand, but they can and will be found
s. r. Aka.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
MORE REBEL FTENDIsHNEss.

A state of war always brings out In
high relief the character of the combatants,
and shows their advance in civilization, or
their barbarous condition. There has been
no war carried on by any people who
could lay claim to civilization. in which
there has been such malignity, ferocity,
sullen vindictiveness, and satanic fiendish-
ness displayed as has been exhibited and
practiced by the people of the South in
their efforts to destroy the Union. The
world has too often been shocked by the
disclosures which have been made; and
by the hellish deeds which have been done,
by the cut-throat ehivalry; but still more
evidences of their savageness and moral
barbarity, keep coming to light. The
last great damnable deed of their doing,
of which we have accounts, was their ex-
plosion of the ordnance department at
Mobile on the 25th of last month. The
dispatches to the News, Of June 9th, gave
all the accounts which have been received
on this coast of the dreadful explosion.
1t must have been one of the most terri
BILE. if not the most terrific that ever &C.
Cured. The depot, consisted principally
of immense quantities Of powder, shell
and other munitions of war, surrendered
by Dick Taylor. The explosion Of pow
der, shot and shell utterly destroyed eight
blocks, and shattered almost the entire
city. The conclusion was so great that
two steamers on the river were sunk with
all on board. The destruction Of property
amounted to millions. The destruction
of life was awful. Three hundred per-
sons were killed outright, and hundreds
more were bruised and mansled or buried
in the ruins. At the time the news came,
the cause was not given, and people gen.
orally supposed it accidental, for it seemed
As if no mortal could be found to coolly
plan and execute such wholesale murder.
But it seems that to assassinate, burn
peaceful cities, blow up passenger steam
boats, carry the plague among innocent
women and children, and view with fiend-
ish delight the shattered walls of cities
and the mangled remains Of their people
is what the chivalry" love most to do.
The dispatches this morning show the
Mobile explosion to have been one more
of their cold-blooded wholesale murders.
Internal machines and torpedoes were
found scattered through the Mobile Gus
tom-house to do murder there. If the
condition of a people can be judged by
their acts, the boosted Southern chivalry;
the slave aristocracy, must be more
savage, cruel and have less of the elements
of manhood and less civilization than the
Comanches or Apaches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
NEW TO-DAY.
10 THE NERVOUS And MFIRN.
TN. J. PERRAULT, GRADUATE o
nura TTETUPp aTTV OE OITEEhna COL

IN. J. PERRAULT, GRADUATE Of
II THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENS COL
LEGE, begS to inform patients and others Sesk.
ing medical advice, that he may be consulted per.
sonally or by letter, In all cases Of Nervous and
Physical Debility and the various disorders arts.
ing from sedentary habits, excess, accident or
climate, from A. N. to 70 NJ, and from 2 to P.
NJ, at his ONCE, Armory Building, northwest cor.
ner Montgomery and Sacramento Streets Rooms
Nos. 10 and II, first floor, up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
Where q secret infrmity exists involving the
happiness Of life and that Of others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity of Its removal, for
It Is fact that premature decline Of the vigor
of manhood, matrimonial unhapplnesS, eompul'
sorry single life, local and physical debility, etc.,
have their sources In causes. the germ OF which
Is planted In early life, and the bitter fruit
tasted long afterwards
DOCTOR PERRAULTs Diplomas are in bis
Offices, where patients can see for themselves that
they are under the care Of q regularly educated
practitioner. The best references will be given
when required. Patients suffering under chronic
diseases can call and examine for themselves We
invite investigation claim not to know every.
thing, nor 70 cure everybodyi but we do claim
that in all cases we take under our treatment we
ful6ll our promIseA We particularly request
those who have tried this bosSted Doctor, and
that advertised Physician, till worn out and dis.
couraged, to call upon u.s. It will cost nothing,
a. consultations are free. In all cases of Primary,
Tertiary and Secondary Syphilis, Pains in the
Bones, Old Sores, Rheumatism, Gonorrhea.
elect, Structures, ETC., particular attention 10
given, as we'll as to cases OF Seminal Emission
and ImpotencY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21

REVENUE MrNR-RBvBNUB CoMPANY.--
From Mr.. William Adams, Superintend-
emit we gather the following statistics
relative to this, one of the most flattering
new mines in Nevada: The Revenue is
situated on Lander Hill, Lander county,
and was located in the Fall of 1868, by
Mr.. Adams and others. Originally, the
claim consisted of six hundred feet on the
ledge, one half Of which was subsequently
segregated to John C. Mitchell in con-
sideration Of the labor for sinking an in
cline a certain distance to prospect the
ledge. The same was pushed to the depth
of one hundred feet, when the ledge was
cut, eighteen inches to two feet in width,
at that point, but marvellously rich in ore
almost wholly of the silver chloride for
nation, and which, as will be seen, was
of remarkable value. From that point
the ledge has been stopped up and quite
an amount of ore has been excavated,
large portion of which remains on the
dump, owing to the great loss experienced
in working-taking assays as o criterion
of the actual value of the ore. The in
cline has since been driven an additional
fifty feet, making a total depth of one
hundred and fifty feet-the last third of
which has been run through body Of ore
Of q somewhat inferior quality. 1t is ex-
pected that in sinking few feet more a
deposit of silver sulphurets and ruby silver
will be encountered, as such has been the
experience of every claim on the range
although but few have ever encountered
chlorides of silver at so shallow depth.
The following statement attested by Mr..
W. T. Smith, will show the enormous
richness of the ore and the comparative
loss supposed to be sustained by working
with the ordinary mill process. The
statement is official, and may be relied
upon as correct:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
To THE LADIRA.

Ladies' suffering from any complaint incident
to their sex, such as the Whites, Falling Of the
Womb, Irregularities, Pain In the Side, Headache,
Palpits,ion, Suppression. and all other Diseases
to which the Female system Is subjected. willhad
prompt relief by addressing themselves to DOC
TOR PERRAULT.
To those seeking our advice, q plain statement
Of their case will be given, whether curable or
not.
The great experience acquired by DR. PER-
RAULT in his extensive practice, and In the VA.
rious Hospitals Of Continental Europe, affords an
ample guarantee to those seeking advice of being
under the care Of legally qualified practitioner.
DR. PERRAULT'S name IN to be found in the
Medical Register, under the authority Of the Med
lcal Council of Great Britain, and il, therefore,
not to be clsssed with the names Qn many cases
assumed) of horde Of udventurerswho, through
the public press, seek to Impose upon the credu.
lous and unwary by the publication Of qualIfica-
lions, and the advocacy of specifics, that are
rarely beneficial, and in most positively in
furious.
Persons at q distance can be cured at home by
addressing letter to DIR. PERRAULT and sta.
ting their case.
Letters by Express to DO addressed to J. PER
RAULT, n D., corner of Sacramento and Mont.
gomery streets, Rooms Nos. 10 and IL, or to Box
973, Post Office, San Francisco. JUL 3n