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N~N0TICE.TO THE BOSSES AND JOUR
1NGTON.-At meeting Of the Journeymen House
Painter Society, held Friday evening, July lst,
it was unanimously resolved that on and after
Tuesday, July 5th, that the Journeymen House
Painters win demand three dollars per day wages.
p. HICKEY, President.
Jos. V. MuRPHBY. Rec. Sec. IT.
~ II L D R F T.
MAYORS OFFICE. CRY HALL,
WASHINGTON, June %, l854.S
The attention of every citizen of Washington is
called to the fact that another draft is about to be
had in this city, and all who suppose them
selves entitled to exemption therefrom earn
estly entreated to have their names forthwith
stricken from the enrolment. Very respectfully,
Je 3O3t RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
n@ NOTICE.-To the People Of Washington and
NS the Public generally = Upholstering and
Cabinet Making and Renovatng of all desert ptions,
done in the best style and at the shortest Old
Curled hair Mattresses can be made as good as
at VIM. j LEES new establishment, No 1868, Q
street north, between AZ and 9th street west.
je 3N-lmt VIM. j. LEE.
n" WASHINGTON AND GEORG FLOWN
lI RAILROAD COMPANY.-WAsHINGroN
June "a. 1S64.-The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of this company for the election Of seven
Directors for the ensuing year, will be held on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th of July, 1854, at the Office
of the Company, corner of 18th street and New
York avenue. The polls will be opened at II CLOCK
n, and closed at O'Clock p m.
GEO. 8. GIDEON, President:
II. G. FAHNESTOCK, Sec'ry. je 27-tjy l3
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NOTICE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

The notice for proposals for Loan, dated 25th
June, 1885, for thirty three millions of dollars, be-
ing the amount of unaecepted offers under the mo-
tice dated the 9Th June is hereby Withdrawn.
tha wth nv VII %
per order upon which the two Per cent, deposit
will be refunded. GEO. HARRINGTON,
Je2 Secretary of Treasury, I'D interim.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE FRONT.

Desperate Attempt of the Rebels TO cut oil
wilson's Cavalry-A Three Days Fight
Guns Captured and Re.caPiursdIThe
Desperate Attack of the Enemy on But.
Ier's Entrenchmsnts-The Enemy Bad
ly RepuIsed.
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+ UMBER ri ER!I LUMB ER!T
LONG JOIST AND TIMBER.

Builders and others wanting lumber can find all
kinds Of framing material of Spruce and Hemlock
from by 8, 10 feet long to by IL, 80 feet long:
lengths from 10 to "a feet assorted az to lengths
together with good assortment of A. Sd and 81
and Palipgs constantly arriving and for sale low
Jy 2-lw" llth ST., between Md. av and St
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STATE OF THE THRRMoMETRR-AtF Frank.
lin 6 Co.'S, opticians, No. 2ii Pennsylvania
avenue, the Thermometer stood to-day at l
o'clock, 80 In the shade, and tG2 in the sun.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Great Fall in Geld.

Especial Despatch TO the Start
NEW YORK, July 2.-Gold opened to-day at
30; in an hour went down 10 pos; almostimm
diately it fell to 200, and is now at 1911.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

q The Geld Market
= Especial Dispatch to the Star.I
NEW YORK, July 2, 1880 P. M-Gold ai5. /
pm, s40
THE LATEST.
NEW YORK, July2.-Flour so to IS cts. lower
Wheat l5c. lower. Corn dull. Provisions
dull. Whisky nominal. Gold, 235.
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tor Rrowning Is making the closing argument
in this case. and IL Is understood that the Jury
will take Is this afternoon should they not
agree on verdict this afternoon, they will be
discharged until Tuesday rsFf vF55gaF YEa
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IANOS, PA NOS,
L MELODEONS
And all kinds of NJ
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. UN1
The largest stock, variety of styles, degrees Of
prices, of PIANOS,
New and second hand at
JOHN F. ELLIS
Piano Store, 800 Penna avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets.
40 Pianos to select from te3o-3t
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SECOND WARD STATION CASES John
Howard, carrying concealed weapons; IS. Sam
Clemens, disorderly; 81. q. w. Glare, do: do
W. Knight, do; do. Thomas J. Allen, do dis
missed. Isabella Pierce. grand larceny; for
further hearing. Julia Smith, do; do.
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- SUBSTITUTES
Those liable to be drafted are informed that
can furnish
SUBSTITUTES,
and secure your release for three go years without
any trouble to those who desire to obtain them
Apply to q. Fl. CASSIDY, 446 9Th street,
je st" bet. Penn. avenue and D street.
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WASHINGTON CITY ACADEMY OF VISTA.
TION.-The annual commencement OF this aca-
denny took place yesterday. The following
was the order Of exercises:
The first honors in the Senior Circle for uni
form excellence OF department., consisting Of a
crown and gold medal, were awarded to
Misses Isabel H. Lehman, Mary A. Hands,
Laura A. Flint, Catherine Began. and Mary
Klink
Coronation Ode-The second honors were
awarded to Misses Cecilia Elliot, Mary B.
Noyes, Carrie X. Campbell, Mary Dooley, Ida
p. Sessford, Sallie w. McKelden, Julia A.
McKelden, Elizabeth b. France, Jeanette b.
Klopfer, Mary J. Campbell, Josephine Beasley
and M. Sabina Drury.
Honorably mentioned for polite and amiable
deportment-Misses Frances G.. Palmer, Eliz-
abeth Drury, MargaretV V. Newton and Frances
E. Saul.
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DRICKsi BRICKsl BRICKSt-5Oo, 900 well
ID made. we'll burnt BRICKS for sale
PUsEY & co.,
Successors to J. VAN RIswIoK BRo
je 2o-iw Corner South Capitol and streets
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs.-CorneIius
Peel, Lewis Thomas, fighting; locked up. Jas
Williams, assault and battery; bail for peace
Ellen Hughes, profanity; dismissed. Robert
Houston, drunk; do. Elizabeth Bell, assault
and battery; do. Also, for disorderly conduct
do. michl Williams, assault and battery, Jail
for hearing. Mary Brown, larceny; do. Mar
ing; ruled for trial.
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and nj. Sabina Drury.
Honorably mentioned for polite and amiable
deportment-Misses Frances G.. Palmer, Eliz-
abeth Drury, Margaret V Newton and Frances
E. Saul.
INSPECTIONS OF FLOUR in Washington city
for the year ending June 30th, 1864. First q ar-
ter-Family, 1,72i; extra, 3,6i1; super, 1,071;
quarter-FamiIy,3,sI 0; extra, 1885, super, 1,773
fine 429; LIST middlings, SO; LIST Rye, 3O9. Third
quarter-Family, 4,ses extra, 1881 super,
Fourth quarter-Family, 1855; extra, 3,344;
super, 1865; f1ne, 1l6; lst mtddlngs, 20 LIST rye,
$50 Total-Family, l2,6l7; extra, 23,664; super,
1907; fine, 976 LIST middlings, 257; 1st rye, 1O57
The above shows the number Of barrels of each
grade inspected for each quarter. The whole
number OF barrels is 4566S as inspected by Jos.
Hedrick, flour inspector for Washington city.
ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purcel-Last court
day, the will Of the late James W. Shields was
fully proven. Mary casper quailhsd as ad.
fourth account of Mrs. Anne E. Taylor, ex-
ecutrix of Vincent ]. Taylor, the first account,
and second and final account of Jane Farnham
and Valentine Blanchard, administrators of
Robert Farnham. were approved and passed.
James E.. Williams was appointed under the
late law to serve processes for the Court.
This morning. r. p. Jackson was appointed
guardian to the orphans OF Thomas S. Jones.
Mrs. Mary Ann Harvey obtained letters of ad-
ministration on the estate of John D. Harvey.
FOURTH OF JULY ENTRRTAINMENTs.-At
Ford's Theater and the Canterbury there will
be two performances on Monday-in the af-
tsrnoon and at night. at Growers, "Mazep-
pa" with Kate Vance and Don Juan, will be
produced at night for the last time. On Tues.
day, Mr.. j. X. Mortimer, popular gentleman
and able actor. Will take his farewell beReft,
when he will produce "The French Spy" and
s. A Bull in a China Shop" Miss Susan Denim
will sing "Whaek-roW .de.dow." and San.
ford 8 troupe will perform the Exempts."
Mr. Mortimer has chosen an excellent bill, aud
will have, we believe, full house. He is at
least deserving Of one. Fsz-.e. n 81
/ R1TTKNnoUsE, AcADEMY.-This flourIshing
school, of which Mr.. o y. Wight is the prin-
eipal, was examined on Thursday. The school
has ranked among the FIRST OF its kind In this
portion OF the country. Many young men who
call 1t their alma mater have becoms distin-
guisheds Among them etand foremost the
brave Dol. Dahlgren. aail-z 81 =
THE BRows.wILRY CAsE.-To-day, Sena.
tor Rrowning is making the closing argument
in this caee, and IL Is understood that the Jury
will take Il this afternoon. should they not
agree on a verdict this afternoon, they will be
discharged until Tuesday, b ~ ss1,lss4 Yetf
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va III ..is4 81
iss mt, nth. st &c :.s Ssit Aps
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I NOT!CE..Personsd esirous of having any JOB. 8
II BIN0 done In the Brick line By leaving their
orders at ANDERSON's Book tore, ass RI street,
Opposite the Post O4iee, addressed to W Il.
DANTE. Briokiayer, will be promptly attended
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The "borrors Of war" which have been daily
presented 70 tho public in tho shape of "wsr bul.
etins' from Secretary STANTON or highly colorod
descriptions Of batile-aelds and hospital eHper-
fences, do not sprosl 10 our sensibliiies forci-
bly as the requ' sis that are made for employment
by those disabled veterans who como back 10 their
homes crippled, while fighting our battles for us.
A majority Of these bavc fellows originally gave
up all Tor the purpoce .of putting down tho rebel
lion. and when they come back wounded or maim-
ed, It seems but simr justice that our citizens
should give up something for the purpose OF pro-
viding these heroes wit, tho means ~ existence.
The Government may eventually pay them oil a
small pension. but this Ia insufficient for their
support without an additional income. To secure
this these mon are willing to work in
whatover capacity their physical condition
will permit, aud an appeal 70 furnish
them with employment has Just been
ssucd by Unemployment Burcsu" established
at No. IS Chambers street. f- IN whence soldiers
desiring enjoyment arc sent VI situations without
any charge TO themselves or their employers Ia
hi, manner it is 70 he hoped thA tthosc who In the
service of their country have Loo an arm or leg,
will be furnished with work which can be we'll
performed by such persons as II can be done by
those enjoying more perfect health. Tbs Bureau,
which hss teon made branch ,of the Sanitary
Commission, is recommended to the notice and
support Of the people by large II lmber Of our
most esteemed fellow citizens, that br ave oil hero,
General SoorT himself having sccepId The Pres-
dency Of the Association, Robert n. Mr. TUBS, Esq,
scting as Treasurer. Disabled soldiers In want OF
employment, by making application at the above
number will doubtless find the kind II work most
suitable 10 their present bodily condition.
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DisfrunchisinR New York.

THE TIsss Is again out with its pct project Of
reforming our city government by dcprviny the
Ieoplo Of their franchises and placing the city Sin
commission" In supper, Of is proposition IL
argues that II is an American principle that the
minority should be represented, and that tho in
telligent aud wealthy minority Of New York,
which pays tho taxes, have no voice IN the dis
bursoment Of taxation Of which II alleges that IL
rays fourteen millions out of ntoon millions year
II Is something for this advocate Of oenhAlizs-
ton TO advocate the rights Of minorities and It is
to DO wished that the party which 1t assumes "
represent had earlier recognized thst the United
States Constitution, by It's admirable system
Il checks efec,u.ly provides for the rights Of mi
norites. But the TIxEs, In Its new born real, for
gets that maiorites have also rights and advocates
tho uu-American and JEFF Davis Sapooonlc idea
Il crushing majorrcs for the benefit Of the minor
tiles. In support Of this principle Il advances ui-
menis borrowedfrom every doepotie ruler in the
world. that the majority 10 unfit n rule, and rerre-
ssnts tho masses Of New York voters as so vile aud
degraded that II is duty Of patriotism 70 dsfrau-
chise them We do not care, a. this period If the
worlds progress, 10 argue against this back ward
step in government and appeal to the citizens Of
New York 70 take immediate steps to dcfcst
| the powerful sttempt that will soon be
made In Albany " deprive them of their
liberties We are no, Indifferent 10 the
abuses II our City Government The sus
has always taken decided and Independent stand
| in favor Of reform. Hut we hold that no more
efcctuAl means for tho debascmcnt Of our citizens
could be adopted than " deprive them Of political
power. II cannot be proved that properly holders
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French Alarm About Juare,.

InE French paners are becoming considerably
exercised respecting . report to the effect ,ha,
President JuARRz intended n issue naval COM
missions and letters Of marque, in order 10 carry
On naval as well IS q military wG against
MANNnIAS and his French allies. Strangely
onousf, this proposition excites the most lively
indignstion in the men who have most persistently
advocated the extension Of telhgeront rights to
tho South, to the oxteut even Of sfordng
refuge, protection, and the AID Of Imperial dock =
yArls to tho pirates OF jar. DAyIa which have 80
ong prcyed upon American commerce from French
NIL English pOrts. As JUARE has by no means
abandoned the struggle against the enemies Of his
c'uintry, and As he Ia still recognized by our own
Government and several foreign nations IS tho To-
gitHnate executive Of the Mexican Republic, BIO has
an undoubted right to issue counlss In TIE
manner sluded to. He snll possesses several ports
open to the sea, and the issuing Of these
commissions will attract TO his standard host d
energetic and capable officers and men, who will
inhise new life aud energy into tho struggle for
Mexican Independence. Tho experience o; our
civil war shows what may be accomplished by Z
few sv-ft sailing FrivAtecrs, and this probably ex
plains the alarm OF French writer's upon the sui,
Ioc. They recognize that II 10 in tho ROVER o
JuAREz to sweep French commerce from the sea- 1
bo should choose W adopt the which are opeI
70 him. Neither France nor ENGLAND has any
right to complain, and Il 10 probable that Englan,
would gladly witness the operation as a means O
;heck ng tho rising commercial marine of France
which slresdy excites great deal Of English jeAl
ousy. For such purpose JuAsEz could com
af nHts
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were necessary for fully satisfying the vengeance
OF Tie revolutionary mob, eager to vreak their br-
tai Jury on all the Bourbons in the person Of the
one, II called lie ben aine," the coin Il Louis
the fifteenth was dragged from the crypt 70 the
trench, and there opened. The body, taken out or
It's leannn case and swat cd like . mummy, APP
PEE ~ q he In good Pre- rvAtion but the instant
TIE banda es were rem'yed the royal corpse tpDk
It's revenge on q e surro lnding multitude. # was,
"a might nave been exp scted, considering tue dis
ease OF which the profit ate king lied. IN safe 81
carcass came so pernic odor that oil preseut
fed rom II in disInay. AT length, in order that
tie Jsoobin body sustche-s might complete thcii
purpose, recourse VA bad to the firing Il tnuskou
and burning Of gunpowder, 70 purity tho air, and
when the iumigston had lssteI long enough, TIC
blackeuci fragments Of royalty we're buried IN
tie p,. on bed Of quieklime-somewhn different
from the sumptuous couch OF Versailles aud
quickly concealed from human senses.
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Financial News, Markets. &c.

Sev York, Yuesfap, Dee. q, 6 r. Mold, on I he
official Of the car Of Savannah fell to p Y
yesterday. Tho quott tions to-day were AT IL. 30
o'clock 2i4; 1910 2iiis 1880, 2l4A ii.0h FAX;
lib, 2l5 1913, 2ibh ii.40 9i6 ~, 2i6S; i'.1h
2i6, 1910, 2lds' L. 6O 2l7h /, 2i11s Il5 ~ \.
l.3N Iis; la 2iTAs Z, 2i7r; 40 2i7A; go
2t7a 2.45, 2iG}.; B. gi7's $40 2i7As $40 2t1h
3b5, Az The general stock market WAS buoyant and
little higher. Cover ments s,rone with s-good
business. The loan market was quite active At Ga I
per cent. Commercial paper duh and scarce st7% \
~ per cent Sterling exchange dull and W oied
norninnlly at 100, 1O9S in gold for hanker' bile
The bank statcmcntdhis week shows decline in de-
poss of over Ave anda half millions and In leans a
decline Of only million. The other chang - are
unimpo RANT
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A corrrsroSpssr. whose t,e,,,on has familiar.
I,cd bin with the s,tcc, O, which be ,r.,, ri,.s
u, Al length in relation 10 the oonai,,o, NJ o, al,
diers who arc inprisoned in the south. a,tribu,no
their non-errhsnse 10 remivpe,r on the lar, Of
our own author,ties Wbeth,r this accusation Il,
deserved or no4t, may 10 difscul, 10 determine
with certainty, butt would .een thai rno method
might 10 sdoptoi 70 relieve our imprisoued sol.
dicrs from the horrors Of their nr,sent r.ri,,on.
According To str,c. military USAGE tstye.n hell.
ecrcnt., the War DEPARTMENT ia douf.lcs. acting
CORRECTLY. The rebels have ~ vi,r4npIv violated
tho terms Of The original cnrte in the re-,plirment
Of paroicd soldiers and tho refusal 10 ,roa, our
colorsd soldiers as prI--ncrs of v.r. that
they have undoubtedly forfeited all claims under
the cartel. But looking ., the subject in tho
lgh, Of humanity and Justice 10 the bravo
mon who ayo suffering 10 severely for the cause Of
ueir country, different picture Ia presented. The
rebes at the present time have about forty thou,-
and Union prisoners, . large proportion Of whom
arc langu shiny and ying for tho want Of adeouae
food. clothing and medical attendance. Bravcr
men than those men truer 10 the Union cause arc
not In our armies, yet he fortunes Of war have
thrown them into the hands Of q tnorciless and
cruel enemy, and mus, they drag out shor, but
miserable existence because tho rebels hAyc brok an
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Interference. 1vhst the Supervisor intended for .
Joke at the exp 'nse Of the Citizens Association,
should be regan icd In sober earnestnoss by oil
clAsees Of our cih, ems. Il is 10 his energy and
eutvc capacity tia we owe TIE success that attends
the raising Of men by volunteering, at time when
the peorio were losi ny faith in tbs popular method
Of filling our arui,s. NJ. nLrvT las disburse1
millions Of dollars, ard has 1evo,si ms whole me
and services to the Vs1ik, without receiving either
fee or reward. In addition, he has saysi the city
over twenty millions Of dollars, by obtaining cred.
It's for enlistmenis, and II a any thousand dollar
testimonial, with a.houso In Fifth avenue thrown
In, should lie given 10 i'm, the popular verdict
would doubtless bc d" served him right"
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GALIesAsrs MEssESGEn snys: 1--WE have roceiv-
ed, by the way Of Holland. letter from Japan
three days later than the news already published.
II has been already stated that the Prince Of Maya
10, having refused to pay the war indemnity stpu-
lated in the treaty n peace signed by him, judy
ment Of the criminal tribunal Of Yeddo had decided
that his pslsces should be szcd to the ground,
and his servants put IN death. We now learn that
this singular and sanguinary serta nee was Rpprov-
ed Of by the Mikado and by the I, co )n--the spr-
itual and temporal sovcrci-,ns Of Japan and that
the number Of servants killed in execution Of ii
WAS four hundred aud twonty men and two hun
droi and fifteen women aud children. The prince,
on learning thooo facts, deeply conIcerued and
cent TO the capital his first minister board tho
Eng ish corvette Barossa which was placed at his
disposa by vice-AGmirnl Kupes. The minister, on
arriving Al Yoddo waited the rGprese natives Of
France, England, Holland, America, and Russia,
and besought them 10 intercede with tho Tycoon In
favor Of the prince, his MASTER who had decided
on executing s the provisions o. the treaty and
Immediately paying the sums due. Such was thc
Hitustion Of affairs ut the last date"
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Thn, Testimonial to supervisor Blunt.

An interesting correspondence LAS taken place
between tue Citizens Assoc alton aud Supervise
DLrST, IL which tie latter Us might be expected,
rather gets the better OF tie Association. Il sces
that this body, becoming considerably eXcr ised ~
an AbsuE4 report 70 the cuelt that Mi BLUST hal
received check 70, atty thousand dollars AS ties.
hmonial Tor his services IN hlhng our qIotas W
volunteers, and preventing lrafL wrote to him
upon the subject MT BLUNT sent a good-humorod
reply, denying ''the soft impeachment" hut adding
that II tho Association is desirous be lscetiously
inferS Of presenting him with a Testimonial for his
services, on behalf I'd the citizens OF New York, he
would 10 quito Wiling 10 confer with them upon
the subject aud make such suggestions as
may 10 deemed fIdvisAhle." This is = very
tKr and "pAlpahls hi" 81 the Ascension for lite
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a.HAIl -.

COBANKS On the 10Th inst, Geor q bo-lthvill
youngest son OF VIM. IA. and Mary r. Coi,ankx sys5
: year., months, and II days -ooN
fully Invited to attcnd the funeral on ThuIs.i.v
afternoon, at o'clock precisely, IRON 247 EAst OK
-, lhe remains VIII be taken to Greenwood Tor in
'eimou' go
CokNELL-of consumption, ca,h.r,po c,cn,.IL
dauk hteI oi john Conneu and Caiharine Naklee, a
land N Az
Her friends are respectfully invited to attend the
tnnelM on Wednasdayl Ssth fnrt, 1t e'ciook. from
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TRADE NOTICES.

4 TTENTION TINMEN A REGULAR
- mtctnR of tn" Tia Plrtc and sheet To-.
" oi ken Pio cctive ana Benevolent niou, viii Re
leu ulr eyealIr, NJ O'Clock, AZ 1.ItaIy Hall, laa
hNety. lie, every member I've present, ~ burlnep
OF ,infottance viii lie brought before the meeting.
NJ. NJ ~, lIc-. ". WHITE, sec. i3B
NEW YORK CARVERS Association
~ The quarterly general meeting win IN held on
Ntdne-oty, Dec 18th al the Stouhon House, Bow
cry. JACOB LONDr, ITc't. CllAs. With.
S''t'lArN, ~
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tion OF the Iunc0.-Thcr, u not med me discover.
I'd that haS 70 much power dissolve h thick mucous
thas stos up the Wand passares OF the lunga NJ tie
Inflammation that destroy the power and vitality Of
the lungs, and consEn the patient 10 the grave. We
say 10 AL whose uncE are Affected, nr. Mphart's
Pine Tree ar Cordial with great confidence a. il ia,
restored thousa, Of 10 health hat enc hope
lessiv given mp an die. Or. L. .. G. Wisharts office
No. 30 tn .ecJnd st, PM .deIphia. Sold Ut heiu,
.o.'- y ~ 40. lae u'c4l Wmehuu-e, next Not orsj.
IIrl MOTEL al4 ~ u ilstS C'ciywLc.e.