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Dry Goods.

Trade is decidedly on the increase. The
tone is much stronger Sales are making OF
in prices, previously marked. is disappearing.
Brown shirtings and sheetings show some ad .
vance, and much greater activity. Bleached
goods OF prime quality are brisk, with q limi-
ted supply. The inferior grades are in over
stock, and are not so firm. Heavy drills are
active and firm. Canton fiannels are not in
demand near equal to the supply, and prices
favor the buyer considerably. Stripes are ac-
tive. A moderate business is doing in denims
Prints are improving in demand slowly. The
recent concession in prices is not yet recovered,
but very great demand is expected to come
about shortly, even before the month is out
Ginghams are steady and in request. Delaines
have become active and prices stronger
Coburgs continue to improve. and brisk sales
shawls. Broadcloths are steady, with limited
stock and sales. Fancy cassimeres are becom.
ing active. Desirable styles Of heavy goods
are In special demand, at firm prices. Lower
Tweeds are in good request. Jeans are firm
and active. Linreys have become brisk
Flannels and bla nkets are moderately active
at steady prices. Foreign goods are more
lively. Choice styles Of dress gooce are brisk
al higher prices. Low medium qualities, both
OF British and Continental goods, are active
and steady. The stock is not excessive. Me-
riHoes and delains Of desirable styles sell at
good prices readily. Silks also are more ac.
tive, both black and colored. British prints
and bleached cottons are wanted. Woolens
are yet Gull. The aucuon sales are on the in
crease. Buyers are numerous, and a good
spirit prevails Paris and Saxony dress goods,
silks, ETC., have been sold in good assortment st
auction. All offered was taken quickly. The
fabrics were choice and seasonable.
The importations are considerable: the yalue
OF ENTREES last week for consumption was
s3,i79,363 in gold.-N. y. Independent, Aug. -.
NAPOLEON DEsRaTING THE PoPE.-[Paris
aug. y correspondence independent Beige
Before leaving Paris Vichy. III. Drouyen de
PHuye addressed, il is said, 4 despatch TO the
Roman Government to remind IL that the term
fixed by the Con ven ton OF September 18th was
approaching. The French Minister ts said TO
have signified 10 the PontificaI authorities that
the date in question was sirrevocablv liked; that
France would fulfil her e. gagement by with
drawing hspffoops on the day men ioned, and
that consequently the Holy See would have to
come to an understanding. with the italian
Government, both On financial affairs relative
to the debt of the Pro vinces annexed Italy 10
matter very far removed from eettlenent),
and also on the political situation. : - =.
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GENERAL SwEKNY's ADDRESS TO TIE FE-
NIANs-1he Rddicdls Ckeckmated-The earnest
and honest protest Of General Sweeny against
the alleged abuse Of the Fenian Brotherhood
by an attempt TO traffic in votes at the coming
fall campaign, must command the respect OF
every one interested In the good OF the country
While we have not the least suspicion that
what is called the Irish vote" can be sold by
any individual TO the radical demagesues who
are evidently bidding for il, It is we'll perhaps,
that General Sweeny should thus emphaucally
relieve himself and the other sincere leaders of
the movement from the responsibility OF enter
ing into bargain with politicians or in any
o'ner way lmpncaung an organization which
is nj derstood TO aim at the Independence OF
Ireland, and nothing else, into American
politics. We do not believe that the Fenians
as body, can be induced to vote for sny
party, and the Irish citizens generally will
probably go in the fall elections pretty much
s. as tney have always gone, on the conserya-
report has very generally gained credence that
the assumed President Of the Fenians, Mr. Ro-
berts, has been approached by the radical lead
ers with certain promises Of personal and DO
htcal aggrandisementin in consideration of either
ostaining their votes against the Presidents
about election time, so as to compel President
johnson TO interfere again, and thus render
himself unpopular with the Irish, or TO get
up an excitement during the elections on the
frontier. and Thus withdraw q lumber Of voters
OF the different States from the polls-all Of
ten-the pronunciamento ofthe fighting leader
and Secretary OF War, Gen. Sweeny, NAV he
well-timed. At all events, his words proclaim
an honest purpose, and may spoil the COG uet-
nsh game which the radical demagoeues In
their present desperate condition are trying TO
play with the FeniaI element, through the
vanity or weakness Of some Of its prominent
men.-N. i. Herald.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

u UNITED STATE P1TENT OFFICE.
e, On the petition Of LEMUELG yEEKs, Of Bcs.
granted to him on the idday ef November, ls52
sSf s,I an improvement In Machines for Drilling
s:S bs@tsns which takes place on the I'd day no
. ltis ord cred that the said petition be heard at
0c,obsI IsSs, at Y O'Clock n and en- portions
have Why said petition oYeht not to be granted.
file in the Patent Once their objections, specially
-. ses iSn Sa ~ n sn esst rsnfx Gays before
party, to be used ct the said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted in accordance with tie rules
OF the once, which will be furnished on aDplica-
ton.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon q
testimony, must be filed in the Office twesfy days
osfore the day Of bearing; the arguments, ii any,
Ordered. alse that this notice be published in the
Republican and the InteIlfgeacer, WashinRton D.
O., and in the Journal, Boston, Mass, once
. week for three successive weeks the first Of said
the dag Of hearing. Z. q. THEXXHSp.'
Commissioner of Patents.
5 G . q the above Esps5. win please
with paper containing this notice. an I-lawSw
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN lair RE.
NEWER

Ben0We tho Hair,
HALLS VKsErABLR 6IcILIAN HAIR RENEwRp
Restores gray hair TO the original coler
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Prevents the hair from falling off,
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENKwKn
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwKR
Does not stain the skin.
Halls SICILIAN VEGETABLE HAIR RRN1wRp
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hal
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale by ell druggists. ja &c. .Tuly
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OLD PORT WINE

Ihave received from the private stock of a WALL
known and honored citizen a short supply of nnra
and nrst quality PORT WINE, alto Douro
This wine has been known to me several ye.rs
and its effects upon persons suffering with ALL
ments incident to the season have been very bene-
fetal. oA'
It 10 ordered and recommended by physic ians.
and can be relied on in every particular.
N W. BURCHELL,
corner l4th and r streets.
Iy0 under Ebbitt House
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~Luck Is ever waiting for something 20
turn up. Labor, with keen eyes and strong
VIII, Will turn up something.
SFrance will be the sixth power only in
the world in point OF numbers.
~Some excitement has been created in VIM
cepnes by the elopement OF a Miss in her teens
with q s.circns hummer" who has been loiter>
ing about town for some time.
~A special Fenian envoy hes arrived in
New York with dispatches for Stephens from
Ireland.
~Fruits are very plentiful in Montgon-
cry. Alabama. A local complains that there.
no end to them this season. Poor boy, IL that
the case, he should bite them in the centre
~The Mississipian says a gentleman in
yackson recently wrote letter twenty-five.
feet long to his sweetheart
~In consequence Of the prevalence OF the
cholera in Brooklyn, the Roman OatholIc
Bishop OF the Diocese has caused the suspen-
sion OF one Of the ordinances ofthe Church for
biding the eating of meats on Friday.
ga wild man and woman have been dis
covered in the forests Of Penna. They were in
an almost nude condition.. Omcers are now in
search with a view OF securing them.
@The cable telegraphs six words a minute
and the electrians say ie eating ats own head
Oh, the batteries are so heavy.
~The Loyal Southerpers'n Convention.
which meets in Philadelphia va the ID OF Sep
tember, will be held in National Han. an
Market street, below Thirteenth.
~very small young men should not walk
ON the street with very tall young ladies. 1t
looks oddly.
0An anectionate son OF Mr.. Edmons Of
Memphis, Tenn, struck his parent powerful
blow with bar OF iron, rified his pockets OF
eighty dollarS and then decamped That lad
wants reorganizing badly.
0The Mrs Alley and Hatton had a suit I'm
Albany recently, arising from q heht they had
previously indulged in. They both insisted on
beng heard at the same instant The beyitd-
cred court finally ordered that they 20 homo
and night il out
e7-A negro robber shot and nlled q yome
man named Judson Motley, near Fredericks-
burg, Va, q lew days since. The negro has
been arrested, and has made q confession.
Great ex citement followed his arrest an a is
said thp people of his own color clamored %
have hlm lynched. -t..-....f .f..
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NIOlbo t0E
HALLS VEGETABLE
y. e!CiLIAH HAIR RENEWER.
perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness. 1akss hair grow. better dressing
than any oil" or "pomatum." Softens brash,
dry and wiry hair into Beautiful Silkep Treeeee
Bat above Al, the great wonder ID the rapidly
Colon.
PRESTO, OHANQEi
the Ehttest and worst looking hair resumes its
youth1ul Deaety. 1t does not dye the hair, but
coloring matter.
1t win not take long disagreeable trial to prove
the truth OF this matter. The first application Will
40 good; yen viii see the NATURAL Colon return
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
the OLD, gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls 6icilian Hair Remover: no other
article IL at all like II In effect. You will hAd II
CHEAP TO Buy, PLEASANT TO Try,
There are many limitations. Be sure yen procure
the genuine. Manufactured only by
b. p. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, N. h.
For sale by al druegists. jaZ-S,N
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MOTH AND FRECKLES,

Ladies' afaictsd with Discolorations on the Taoe,
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER
RYT celebrated MOTH and TRHCKLE LOTION.
It 10 infalhble Prepared BY DR.. B. O. Perry, Der
matologist, - Bond ST., II. Y. Sold BY all drug
gists In Warrington and elsewhere. my l8-eosm
Asuperior TOILET SOAR, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GLYcHRINE
spd especially designed for the use Of LADIES, and
for the NuRsxRy. Its perfume 10 exquisite. and
washing properties unrivalled.
Tor sale By all druggists. fss-soly
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SURELY STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY
gAOLAND1RB EXTBAOT BUOKU
u CURING
svefy case of KIDNEY DIsYAsI, 1AIvNA1IsA,
CRAWL, URINARY DsolpxIs, WIAKNKss and
PAINS In the BACK, THMALI COMPLAINTS and
TROUBLES arising from DxcIasIs OF ANY KIND.
OOMD, II ATTLI0TDDi
Thy 0LANDER'9.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By al ADothecariss. Price q. D. BARN1e
co., Hew YORK. and BARHIs, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BuRLII0H
RO01Rs. Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Man..
General Agents. feb loly
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ThET Il LOOMS

The Inventor and Pstentes Of the MINBRAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally 49,
his OH ce IN this city. Many persons CAM u0b&v4
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, AD
and no person can wear others who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling ct my Office can be accommoda-
ted with any style and price Of Teeth they may de-
sire, but TO these who particular, and wish the
purest, clesnest, strongest and most perfect den
ture that art can procure, the MINEBAL TEETH
win be more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city-Ne. 33s Penn'a avenue, be-
tvee 9Th and 10th SITS, Also, 9O7 Arch street,
Pbtladelphia. oc 20-ly
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

A TTIBNooN AND MoONLIeHr ExCUR.
II. n.ssss. Ss - q sSSp COOS sAaAEIrAs D1v1.
sl0M, No; I, SONS OF TEM Pea
AN0t, tais great g pleasure z, IN sn.
cursion 10 tie ]. .mb Of Wsshineton on YRiDxY
the foos Of ahs1 Tsi sHs; r,
Vernon tii7 O'Clock after which The Boat viii viii
tarsiDs 70 the city at loH o'clsck. The character
the Tomb Of Father :aS Tl;a ~ e
try. A limited number of tickets have been
iss.ed to guard Against . crs.d. Music on tho
the grounds MAJ be Obtained at TIE Music Store re
Of Mr.: J =. Ellis, 3O6 Pc avenue, Of the mem.
ss Boz. On sSs q hs
an N-HH Chairman of Committee.
b TIE PIo MIC a
u,, ;, sou!asiSRaN' I'll III 0kfasiHissi Fsiisii iissEEIuss,
FGsNpH6, 1NGH5,s44SNs' 4zfs'f TsfIEyb. saf1I1Eyb
Ferry free. First boat leaves foot Of high street
Tickets 81, admstins enseman And isSiss
Connnittes.-M W. Shekell, Walter Drew DR.
Z: Price, Scott BraddOck. A. /. Hudd, Joseph
Dawson. an D6ts
STEAMIR LEAVES r0R MOUNT VERNON
rEgfSsRsg: rsH4SRsg a e IS i = 4 Il. IrA6c
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, $50
One-third Of this amount for use of Mount Vernon
Association.
.washington and Alexandria Boats leave each
hs nss % 70 es, 5.
.. aug sG'0ni is'sot i1n.sll General snpsP. T.c
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PERSONAL.

JEREMIAH 3. BLACK. wARpH. LANoN. C. c.F.BLAcK
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON CO.,
Counsellors and Attorneys at- Law In the Supreme
Court OF the United States, the Court OF Claims
the Courte Of the District, the Executive Depart.
msnts. and Committees Of Congress.
Omce, sos hth street, directly opposite vii.
Iaros dotei de l8-n
= lNGLE.
~. ATTORNEY
No 80 Louisiana avenue. above 9th street,
oc "A ly WASHINGTON, d O.
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SA woman recently alighted from train OF
cars as It was starting from Keokuk, Iowa,
leaving little baby on the platform. The
conductor discovering the little passenger,
found. Upon being charged with deserving
the child, she protested against any such i'm
putation, sand really couldn't understand
how she came to drop il there"
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eIOR1T DIslAsEs,

eAMAnr1ANs 0IyI iss Lenoot certain, sass and
edecfuai remedy.fndeed, the only vegetable rene
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days, ana
recent cases In twenty fou hours. No mineral, no
oeleam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken It
10 the soldiers hope, and friend to those Who do
not want to b exposed. Male packages, o.; q
sANARIrAN's Roof AND HxlB JurcYs-A positivs
and permansnt cure for Syphilis, 6crofula, Ulcers
soies spots, Tetters, 30. Price ol . Per bottle.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
Al yERNON DORsEY's sELEOT SCHOOL
M for YOUNG LADIES, Ne. As East Uopitoi
street, corner q ID street, Cspitsi Hill, viii be
kefeIsncesaJ. Carroll Brent, ESQ, 8. 4. Elliott,
Gsga.,ra rnTs TS Psrsons' ESQ, John Crsnch Esq,
ME J. A. KIsLEY Will OPEN SCHOOL
MoNSa S sais; and misses Sn the FIRST
side Penn avenue, between 10th and 10th st reets
An opportunity. viii be afforded for a thorough
and full course In English. French, Music, praw-
1ns :nd Painting By experienced and approved
MIss MAGBUD1RS DAY SCHOOL FOR
lv1 YOUNG LADIES viii reopen on MONDAY,
eeptember3 5. Pupils will be received for tuition
n.n: sna Soa.m SSo ds.t;d french ss:oh;rs
III West street. Georgetown. au IA -tsepSs
L COLLEGE, isi 9Th st., 10 again open for shs
RECEPTION of pupils. The most thorough scientific
Instruction 10 given in Writing, Bookkeepinq
Phonography, &c. Terms the most moderate
RoABBING AND DAY School FOB YOUNG
ing and Day School for Young Ladies' at her resi-
Monday September % TO- isss. ss0fs''SnS'r s.d On
ERIDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY
+ FREDERiCK MD,
Possessing full collegiate powers, will commence
its s4,h schol.stie year, on the First MONDAY in
ssHPnfes~bsr. Hns rSr catalogues, sc. address Rev.
jy "a eotseptl%
~ ST. TIMOTaYv HALL.
Il BE duties Of this institution will be resumed
On Sept Is, 1855 For terms, &C., see cataloeue
and circular at the principal bookstores Of this
''w susi 81 ADDRESS '1s PPA1RsPSsss PPARsPSsss o.tonv,,s NJ,
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DENTISTRY.

Oxl&N i Ia L IA
EMoyBB-DR J. b. WOOLLEY, Dentist,
H has removed from s14 7th street TO his largo
and elegant Office, No. 1e Market Space, between
sth and 9Th str cts, north side. First class and
permanent 0PKRATIONs performed at much re-
dHeed rates. but enough to allow me to do justice
10 my patients. au lin
Il T.COUMBE. DENTIST, no 24s eth street,
= between and streets, viii Extracy.~
Ed, and Insert Teeth onr0old, Silver, ORD -
Rubber Plate, at most moderate prices.
Best material used au 2lms
nR; LOCKWOOD, Washington Building, 344
u Pepna avenue. Will I'LL Teeth with -
gold and insert TEETH on Rubber at0
very reduced price. Teeth extracted with ~
ont pain. jy Is Inn
H. REMOyAL.
lJB. L1WIEi DENTIST, has REMOVED from
24S to 200 Penn. avenue, ten doonA
above Great Otseorery IN Desfistyy. .6
Tsah Extyaasd wiIho9 Pain. All Der. 10
t ons ns,ng ni Teefn g eTmscts would adviss them
taken out. Teeth inserted on Rubber. Gold and
Silver Plates. In srder that all persons should
have Teeth, We have reduced the price very low.
To be convinced Of the fact call and see for your.
selyssa Also. cail and see the new and improved
No. $50 Psnn'a avenue, between 18th and 18th
je 2-n .. B. LKwIE, n. D., Dentist.
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The New Collector and the Politicians.
Contrary to the general expectations, Mr..
Smythe did not assume the duties OF Collector
Yesterday. He however made formal and,
perhaps we may add, fashiS nable call at the
Custom House during the afternoon yesterday
and had q short interview with Mr.. Clincl,
who has been acting as Collector ever since
the death of Preston King. II is somewhat
singular fact that the very day that Mr.. Smythc
was expected TO assume the duties of the Office
Mr.. Kings body was discovered floating in the
excitement and gossip around the Custom
House.
The politicians and the cliques are still
greatly exercised over the appointment of Mr..
Smythc. This excitement took new turn yes
terday, under the discovery of new Head Gen.
ire. II was generally supposed that Thurlow
Weed was to be this power, and TO be the
great organizer Of the political forces in and
around the Custom House; but il appears that
he has been outgencralled and outwitted
by no less parsonage than Richard b.
Connolly, better known among the politicians
as Dick Connolly. II seems that while the
cliques and factions Of the republican party
and the politicians, from Weed down, were
quarelling over this appointment, Mr.. Con-
molly quietly stepped forward, and, with
Alphabet Barlow rs his aide-dc-camp, pre-
pared grand movement which carried Oh
the prize lie found the President badgered
and annoyed by the importuning Of the poll
ticians, and suggested the name Of Mr.. smythe,
a. the man who, being satisfactory 10 the mcr.
camille interests would head OF the politicians
and remove oil the Presidents embarrassment
In regard 10 the Office. No person was
looking for . manGuvre Of this kind, and its
originator therefore had all the better oppor-
tunity 70 carry out his plans. While Mr.. John
son was delaying the appointment to see who
among the politicians were his friends, Mr..
Connolly played his cards In q manner that
secured q large number Of endorsements of Mr..
Smythc among our business men, and thus
made him appear as exceedingly strong in
this city. The result IL that he secured the
appointment over the heads OF Leavenworth,
Dcpew, Van Dyck, wakeman, Davies and nu-
merous others pressed by the politicians from
Long Island 10 Kansas.
The politicians looked on In amazement
They saw the result but were in profound
mystery - 70 who was the Head Centre in the
background until within The last day or two.
Now, 10 their great astonishment they find
that Connolly b the man, that he Is the
Head Centre, The gres. organiser who has
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accomplished all of this, and all Of q
sudden there is a great commotion, not only
among the radicals in the republican camp, but
also in Tammany Hall, whore it was generally
supposed Connolly had been politically killed.
But there is now marked uneasiness there,
fearing that he will again turn up as great
power in local politics, and with the influence
of the Custom House at his back upset the
present happy family arrangement in the Wig
wan. Thus we. have another Head Centre ex-
element upon u.s. With Stephens and the Fe-
mans, Santa Anna and the Mexicans, Connolly
and the politicians, we bid fair to have plenty
of excitement to inaugurate the summer season
with, without any cholera.
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Advertisements to insure a proper classification
should be brought in before half-past eight o'clock
in the evening
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WISE ON THE RAHAoE.--Henry A. Wise has
been delivering . wild and characteristic ha-
rangue in Alexandria, Virginia. When Wise
was the captain Of John Tyler's corporal's
guard during the Tyler administration, he was
Of some importance and possessed little infu-
ence. He has lately been noticeable for a Gu
rious correspondence with Fernando Wood.
which at other times and In other nations might
have endangered the necks Of both. But Wise
Is now only the rsgressnAun Q{ Hs DC end
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American Drama tic Fand Associates.

American dramatic Fum0 AssOehetSome
ANNUAL RHpoNTs or THE SECRETARY AND rREAs-
uRER-ELEcTios or OFFICERS.
The election for officers Of the American Dramatic
Fund Association aud the reading OF the Secretary and
Trcasurcrs report took place yesterday afternoon at the
rooms Of the association No si2 Broadway, C. X Mason
IN the chair The eighteenth annual report read BY
the Secretary, c. T. Bernard, Esq, and unanimously
approved Five hundred copies were ordered TO b
printed.
The considerable falling OF Of members with the sv-
eragc number Of claimants referred TO- During the
past years the OF So 7o3 has been expended
among the several claimants
The following the financial report for the year end
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NAxrNLIAS's RETURN FROM TOUR IN rHE IN
rERIoR-vREScH TROOPS CONCENTRATING IN
NORTHERN MEXICO.
Mexican advccs confirm the death Of exGovernor
Allen, OF Louisiana
The empire quiet Macmillan bed returned
from ratterins tour 10 Coernsa
The French troops were concentrating In Northern
Mexico nader Gen Dousy to unite with Meja and ds-
pess the gusrillsA TIE liberals ssswhers are dseou
aisl.
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Caeh paid 10 Treasurer. -, -
The following Ia lat OF members who have died dur
ing the past ycar:--Mr Eliza Place. Washington C.,
July 9, 1896; W. C. Forbcs Brooklyn, ~ y. July 10,
1885; Mr.. 4 Putnam, Charicstown, Mass, October 80
1895: John p. Cook New York. November 8. 1885; Mn.
C. Hale. Cincinnati Ohio, December 20, 1888
rho eoilowiog cl.ivne ,rcre raid nv the
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Of the rebellion, and as such Is OF no account
whatever. He may rave and tear at will, but
he ID perfectly harmless