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THE NATIONAL CEMETERY AT SEVEN

The Superintendent of the national cemetery
at Seven Pines, Va, has mace full report of
1ntermeDts since its completion. 1t is near
the battle ground of Seven Pines on the Pen.
insula, on the land of Richard billiard. ESQ
ard was establ shed May LIST, 1885, and COM
pleted June 21th, 1856. Its dimensions are DBL
1eet by rs feet, and Its contains one and one
slAIn acre; valued al 500 per acre. The
number Of bodies inferred therein Is 2,6. Of
mat number 154 are known and / 2l2 are nm
known; - are commissioned officers and 2oi
are enlisted men. OF those that are known, 6
are nom Michigan, from Vermont : from
massachusetts, 10 from New York. . from
Rhode Island. % from Pennsylvania , from
MAINE from Connecticut, 5 from New Hamn.
shire, and from MissIss:ppi
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THE FREEDMEN'S BUREaU

General Howard, Commissioner of the
Freedmen's Bureau, has written a letter IN
reply to some inquiries made by the Hon
Russell Hart, members of Congress from New
York, concerning the operations of the Freed
mems Bureau. The General details the organ
izatIon and work of the Bureau, giving IFS
statistics from June, 1865. to June 1s66 From
these it appears that the number of persons
poor whites dependent upon the Government
bounty are equal in number to the blacks
The letter closes with the opinion that. i'm the
present condition OF affairs, the Bureau is
INDISPENSABLE.
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INTERNAL REyENrE DECIs1oN

The following decision of the Commissioner
oilnternal Revenue, which has Just been given,
Is important, not only to auctioueers, but to
inc pubic IN general. The Commissioner, in
reply 70 an inquiry on the subject. says Prior
TO the date of the late act of July IL istS n
neid thar sales made by auction for judicial or
executive officers, or tor executors and admin.
Istrators, were liable to tax in the same man.
Iei as SAFES mace Tor other persons. The law
has been amended, and il is now held that the
safes OF auctioneers made Tor, or on account Of
persons or officers above specified are not Ii
ape 10 TAX since Aug. LIST. the time when the
above act takes effect
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No CHOLERA AT SOUTHAMPTON FyGIaNn
The Stale Department has received the fol.
lowing communication ICON our Conrul a.
Southampton, dated Southampton, August 81.
1850, addressed to Secretary Seward:
Sir I'm consequence OF a paragraph i'm a
London newspaper directing attention to the
existence OF Asiatic cholera in Southampton
have felt 1t my duty, considering the number
ssage to New York, to investigate into
zne truth of that statement. [ therefore
placed myself in official communication with
DIR. Mccormack, the officer OF health here
from whose reply and from other inuuiries
which | have personally made l am enabled
10 report 10 the department that the
rumors as 10 the prevalence of that dreadful
disease in Southampton are SO far not con.
hTmed IL Is true that some deaths from
diarrhea resembling cholera have occurred
in the lowest parts of the town, inhabited by
the very poor, resulting chiefly from intem-
perate habits, or from the free use of bad fruit
and decomposed vegetables, so dangerous at
this season OF the year. but, IN my opinion not
single case of cholera of the real As,atlc TYNE
has yet taken place in Southampton or the
neighborhOod. have also inspected the Ham.
burg and Bremen steamers, which, having
large numbers OF emigrants on board, call at
Southampton on their passage to New York
remaining here from twenty -four to thirty
caution is being used by the captains Of these
steamers, by proper attention to ventilation
and otherwise, TO insure the health and com.
fort OF their passengers, and as yet not single
case Of contagious disease has been traced to
these vessels.
! have the honor to be. sir. very respectfully.
JOHN BRITTON, Consul.
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WHITE HOUSE

The number Of visitors at the White Housa
to-day, whose object was to have an Interview
with the President, was not so large as ba.
been the case almost every day within the mas,
two weeks, and all were gratified with an on.
portunity to converse with him when the door
was opened for general reception. Secretary
Weiles, Secret.ry McCulloch, Attorney Gen.
eral Stanbery, Major General O. o. Howard
and Major General George A. Custer had i'm
terviews with the President during the dav
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PARDONS.

Quite a large number of applications for
pardon are being received daily, and a good
many yet remain on file. Those who do not
come under the graver exceptions of the gen.
eral amnesty proclamation, but whose offenses
consist in having held upimportant civil of
fees under the rebel government, or having
s,;ved $4,000 from the general wreck. are ~.
ceiving pardon as the President hes opportu.
nifty to consider them. To-day the Presiden,
directed pardons to be prepared for six per.
sons in Alabama.
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Cholera in Cincinnati,

CINCINNATI, Aug. 13-There were 81 deaths
by cholera on Saturday and 6s yesterday
There have been 6l0 deaths since the first Of
August.
At a meeting of the Board of Health yester-
day, it was declared that the cholera was pre-
vailing here as an epidemic. The number of
sanitary police and district physicians were
largely increased, and measures Were adopted
for cleansing all tenement houses and streets
II was also directed that suitable medicines
will be prepared and furnished the poor gratu-
ltously.
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nECALOOMAINH-Ne~ French art of decora-
~ ting China, Wood Silks, &C ,durably, equal
ing the most beautiful paintings. distractions
wholesale and retail; 46e 10th ST, bet. b and T.
asl3-eolm@ Mrs. MARTIN, late of London.
HISTORY OF THE ATLANTIC ELEGRAPH,
By Henry M. Field, d. ID. English Travellers
and Italian Brigapds, vol. Harpers Hand Book
Tor Travellers in Europe and the East: Homes
without Hands, illustrated. Inside. a Chronicle
Of Secession. Felix Holt, the Radical. BY George
Eliot. faul3l FRANCK TAYTOR
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IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR
II UNITED STATES PATENT OFF

WASHINGTON, August J, 1876
OF PhiladelI hia, Ps.: pcw of Brooklyn, NY,
praying for the extension OF patent granted fo
him on the sd dav Of November, 1852, Tor an inn.
proyement in Machines for Drilling stone for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
lS66: VI oei'
1t 10 ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent once on Monday, the sth day of No.
vembeI next, at u clock n. and all persons are
notified to appear and chow cause II any tbsS
have why SAID petition ought not to be granted
persons opposing the extension are required 10
ME in the Patent Office their objections specially
the day OF hearing; all testimony rIed by either
par 10 De used a. the SAID hearing must be taken
the office which viii, be furnished on IMPLICATION
.Deposlfions and other papers relied upon an tea
fimony must be filed in the ONCE twenty days he
within ten days afser fling the testimeny,
ordered, also, that this notice be published IN
the InteIlfgencer and the Republican, washing
ton, ID. Co.. and In the Times, New York n "
once week Ter three SUGGEST We weeks the rst Of
said publications to be 1t least sixty days Drs
"s T. O. rREAKER,
cc NM. Commit sioner Of Patents.
P.S. Editors OF the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice. su Is isvSw
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Nv GahIo


LONDON, August 10.-The session of Parlia-
ment has closed. The Queens speech on the
occasion OF its dissolution returns thanks TO the
Government of the United States for its &C ion
in the matter of the late Fenian raids into
CANADA The speech also expresses the O ueen'e
qualification at ne success of the cable. The
remainder of the address is relative TO the home
question. =
LONDON, August 1I.--An armistice has been
agreed upon between Austria and Italy upon
the basis OF the cession Of Veueta 10 Italy
Napoleon has asked from Prussia an extern
sion OF the frontier of France.
The Empress OF Mexico has arrived in Paris
She seeks aid from the French Government for
Macmillan.
No decision has yet been made by Prussia to
the French demand for an extension of her
frontier TO the Rhine.
LONDON, August lip. m.-Consols were
quoted at the close of business to-day at S74
tor money. u. 5. Five-twenties were quoted
at the close of business at 65X; Illinois Central
Shares, tx; Erie Railroad Shares, iO3.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Joseph S. Wilson, Com.
missioner of the General Land Office, we ara
gratified to state, has so far recovered from his
illness rs to be able to attend to his duties
and during the greater portion OF to. day was
in his office. 81
Mrs. Lauretta j. De Caulp, who was known
during the war as "Lieutenant Buford, Con.
federate States Army" is at the Kirkwood
House. and is seeking an interview with the
President regarding the building of an ASYLUM
for the disabled and destitute of the Son,b
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A TEEMAGANT.-Last night officer Howard
of the Second Ward, arrested Cora Young, a
female well known TO the police, for being
drunk and disorderly. She was locked I'M in
the Central Guardhouse until this morning
when she was brought out for a hearing before
Justice Morsell. The justice heard the case
and looking down at his paper remarked to the
prisoner that she ought to behave and go TO her
home i'll the country. The malicious girl seized
an in kstand and threw il, striking the Justice
on the face and scattering the ink around CON.
siderably. Lieut.. TAFT, who was writing beside
the justice. looked up to see what the matter
was, and there stood Cora with another ink.
stand in the act of throwing At his head For
tunatei y. detective Kelly struck her arm and
turned the missile from the mark, and II only
smashed against the wall The Justice fined
the quiet-tempered girl IS for being drunk and
disorderly, and held her for communal TO the
workhouse in default
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1.-THE political canvass is progressing &C.
lively throughout the Western States. Long
John Wentworth and Senator TrUmbull are
urging their claims for denomination 10 Con.
gress III ILLINOIS. and Governor Logan is stump.
ing the Southern part of the State Governor
Stone is canvassing Iowa, and lively contest
for Senator is going on fiercely in Kansas
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NQueen Emma, of the Sandwich Islands
attended dinner party given in her honor
Saturday evening at the residence of Mr. Hen.
~ Grinnell, OF New York. She was TO leave
Ior this city about eIght O'Clock this morning
Governor Fenton has extended an inyitatlon
20 ner through General Darling and Colonel
Gebhard of his staff 10 visit Albany on her re-
turn from here, which she will probably &C.
cent.
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A DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE-On Friday night
as Mrs. Johanna Cook, a white lady, was pass
ing along n street, near eth, TO meet her hus-
band, she was grabbed by two negroes one of
whom took her child from her arms and held
1t, while the other threw her down and at.
tempted TO commit an outrage upon her per-
son. She. however. screamed. and raised an
alarm, when Mr.. Tip came out of his house
TO the fIeedmen's quarters, corner of 7th and
streets. Officer $. Il. Clements, of the Fourth
Ward. arrested VIM. Smith, colored on the
charge OF being one OF the parties, on Satur-
day. and this morning Mrs. Cook fully identi.
fled him. Justice Walter committed him 10
Jail for court
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~ Mrs. Bishop seeks a divorce from her
husband, Nathaniel Bishop, an insurance
broken. carrying on business in Liberty street.
New y ork. on the ground OF his alleged adult
erous intercourse with one Clara b. Wallace
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MYSTERIOUS Enthusiastically morning
Mr.. John K. Cronin, one of the guards at the
Jail, poticed a colored man with a bundle of
clothing passing up 4th street. and from his
suspicious movements the officer considered il
ms duty 10 overhaul the man. He was ac-
cordlngly taken into the Jail and turned over
10 one OF the guards. The guard commenced
10 overhaul the bundle, and found a number
of pieces of female clothing, saturated with
blood. as also a four barreled revolver loadad
In two barrels. While the bundle was being
examined the negro had slipped around to-
wards the door, and managed TO escape The
circumstance is certainly a suspicious one.
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NEW PATRNTs.-Commissione Theaker. of
the Patent ONE, will issue. for the week end
ing August 21st, lSS new patents.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
The Rhilade lphia Couyention

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. BIN order TO pro-
mote harmony in the proceedings Of the Con-
vention, Fernando Wood has decided not 20
sppear as delegate
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~ MARKRITERB, 100
SEW BNTH STRE ET.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

OHOIOE STOCKi
Lately received. and now open for inspection
the HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT ever offered
In ashington, embracing
PA E Z Il GINGS
OF Foreign an dDomostic Manufacture of the hest
Fabrics and LATEST STYLES, appropriate for
PARLSRS, HALLS. DINING ROOMS, CHAM
BEkS. and LIBRARIES, embr aciag New, Rich
and Unique Designs OF Embroidered Gilt Patterns
Tor Drawing Rooms. with appropriate Borders;
aiso. large and selecS Stock Of medium and low
priced Papers.
WINDOW SHADES.
New and beautiful patterns, on Buff, Green, and
the prevailing Colors. TAN. LAVENDER and
without Centers
Window Shades Of any required Size, Style, or
Color. made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
The Largest Assortment in the District, war
fanted to be Gilded with Gold Leaf, and from I he
Rest manufacturers in the Csuntry-embracing
WALNUT, timitation.) ROSEWOOD. and ali
GILT OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, WALNUT
BRACKETS. CONVEX GLASS &C.
PERSONS having Photographs taken are request.
ca to call and examine our Assortment before pur-
chasing Frames.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs,
In Crimson, Scarlet Green, and Blue COlors, from
the smallest Photograph to the Largest Portrait
Size; also. SILK C0kD and TASSILS, different
sizes.
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Bus
iness.
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs
Always in Store. On Sale, a few Choice PAINT
lN0S and ENGRAVlNGS
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BOARDING..

E'IRST CLASS BOARD, WITH DELIGBT.
l. full Rooms in private family from the North
can be obtained by applying at 431 18TH street
between ID and New York avenue. The LEGALITY il
one of the healthiest in the city, and within two
blocks of the city cars an IL 2ts
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without BOARD
Tor gentlemen, No. 445 Massachusetts, ave !,
befwe en- 9th and 18th SITS AR ctS
TABLE BOARD at No. asa 10th street a few
Il doors north of the avenue. Terms S2s per
month. de Il r.
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SECOND EDITION.
S O'CLOCK p. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON. August Is. 1865.
Jay Cooke d Co. furnish the following
O uotatlOns of Governmeur sanrr,,,a~.

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES
coupons, llOH; Five Tventies, 1852, I09S
Five Twentles. 1854 1861. Eiva Twent,ee
1865, lG7; Ten Forties, 99S; Seven Tnirtlss,
los Z; Gold, 1i9S.
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ARREST OF PUGILIsr.-Last night, Hora.
no Bolster, candidate tor pugilistic fame,
was arrested for carrying concerted weanons
by Sergeant SHED Of the Second Ward and
taken before Justice Morsell. who fined him
S2Q50. ~
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~The military authorities at New Orleans.
IN the maintenance of martial law, have found
II necessary TO direct Mayor Monroe to per.
form no ON cial acts without their approval.
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THE Government SAIEof buildings which
took took place on the 9th instant Consisting
OF warehouse No. and the warehouse and
other buildings at the Depot of the Baltimore
Lieut.. Colonel j. NJ Moore, yielded the sum of
SLID. Warehouse No. was sold TO The
Freedmen's Bureau for Se6s, and the ware
house at the depot brought Sl76
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DURE OLD PORT WINE

have received from the private stock of we'll.
known and honored citizen a short supply of nnra
and nrst quality PORT WINE, "Alte Douro
1851 - ui0
This wine has been known to me several vears
and Its effects upon persons suffering with ALL
meDts incident to the season have been very benz.
fetal. e
tbs ordered and recommended by physicians.
and can be relied on in every particular.
N. W. BURCHELL,
corner l4th and streets,
jy3O rnder Ehhitt HoTsa
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Thankful for the liberal patrona ge received, the
attention of the Public 10 called to the above Stock
as the most complete in the District, large DOR
ton of which has been n Manufactured specially to
Order; and with the weekly additions received,
Regulated Embellishments. Orders for Paper
hanging or Window eh AIDES punctually and faith
not satisfsc tory filled, will be Immediately cor
reeted and sstisfsction guaranteed; and goods
they can be purchased in the District.
Terms CASH FOR GOODS AND LABOR.
J. MARKRITER,
No ass 7th street,
~ Sl-SS' 8doors above Odd ReIlova' Hail
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SA ..cabellam" is the phrase for cable
despatch
~Over a thousand buildings, many Of them
tegant ones, are going up in MemphIs-
NThe Dutch Gap Canal is 70 be deepened
or the accommodation Of river boats.
OQueen Emma is said to be native OF
Boston.
OH Governor Letcher Of Virginia, is
Keeping clearinghouse in lexington.
szIn Louisville, Ky, Hon. James Guthrie,
rsturred an income of 1872, and Prentice, OF
the Journal. 1880
IMrs Davis passes u hours out Of the q
with her husband IN prison.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING Yesterday after.
noon, the regular outdoor meeting of the
washington City temperance Society was
held at the Northern Market where there was
quite large attendance, a number of whom
took the pledge. Justice Hollingshead pre-.
sided, and addresses were delivered by Mr.
Flood, MI. A. X. Browne, Hon. T. q. Theaker.
Commissioner of Patents; DIR. 7. G. CLAYTON.
and others
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LATE MEXICAN NEws.-Senor Romero, the
Mexican minister, has received dispatches
from Tampico which state hat the Imperial
lists being suspicious of the Mexican General
Samadrid, who has heretofore adhered TO the
fortunes Of Macmillan, he has been relieved
from the command Of that city and a French
Cmeer put in his place.
The French had received a small reinforce
ment from Vera Cruz by water.
General Caryaial has organized an expedi-
tion l.5tU strong at Matamoros for the purpose
OF capturing Tampico. General Cara is to
have the command.
General Escobedo left Matamoros with LOCO
men for Monterey, which CITY he expected TO
capture.
President Juarez was organizing another ex-
petition at chihuahua 10 capture the neighbor-
Ing city of Durango.
The N. y. Herald's Mexican correspondence
says:
number of arrests have been made in Vera
Cruz OF alleged conspirators; amongst them are
two American officers IN Melia's division The
conspiracy IL said TO be the killing or captur.
ing of all the French officers in Vera Cruz
The French steamer Adonis has been Sc nj
toward the Rio Grande, probably TO blockade
Aatamoros.
The yellow fever has almost entirely disap
peared from Vera Cruz
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PERSONAL.

AIDES FRIEND AND DOCTOR-AlI in
satisfaction no charge Call at No ass Ittb
ST bet d and Il. Mad. GLEASON, Doctress.
a MONTHLf NURSE, Just disengaged wouId
"A Ike TO make Q few engagements Best Of ref.
erences given AddressN. s.. Star Office. au 7.6t-
YOU HAVE TAKEN ABOUT A GALLON OF
Buchu and two dozen Samaritan humbugs.
and T. and be cured permanently ~ Tim.
IlR. G s. VERDI, lste of Baltimore. ) HOMEO-
- PATHlC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Dfhce corner OF NJ and lltn streets, Washin gton
Residenee corner of Montgomery and Dunbarton
nlIoe's, oeorgetOWn Jy 24-lms
ZONE WITHOUT MONEY Oh WITHOUT
~ prize. to get your toothschu cured fmmedi ATE
KER No ass 7th st. w 9oIms
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~lt Is thought now that the new Constitu.
ton has been defeated in North Carolina
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DROPOsALs FOR CAVALRY HORSES.

CAtO QtdYfsynl1sfv'sOWcs,D Depot Of WdshtngtoN,(
WashinTton ID. c.. Aug IS. 1856
Sealed Proposals invited and will be recei we'd
at this office until IL 0 clock m, on THURSDAY
sd inst, for furnishing the United States with
ninety one CAVALRY HORSES. at least twenty
ave OF which must he of bay color, and the re.
mainder dark colors
These horses must he sound in all particu-
lars, we'll broken. in full flesh and good cOndi-
ton, from Il TO is hsRds high, from to years
poses.
Horses contra acted for under this ad or SEINE mt
will be subjected to rigid inspection. and those
not conform ming to these specifications will be re-
Jected. No mares will be received
These horses must be delive to Brsvet Brig
adler General CHAS. H. TOMPKINS, Quarter
mater at Lincoln Depot, In this city on or before
MONDAY, September II.
Payment will be made upon the delivery and &C.
ceptance of the horses contr acted for
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
Of bids. which will be submitted for the approval
IL awarded.
Bids must be endorsed P roposals for Horses. u
d H. FUCKER,
Brevet Major General and Chief Ouartermaster.
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INTERNAL REvRNUR.-The receipts from this
source day were 2,053, 1922
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UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMs

AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
once 432 Pa. avenue. August Is
The following kilograms remain In this once
unde1yered, for want Of sufficient address and
from other causes:
Jno Il johnson,
B. P. SNYDER, Manager.
1.-THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
Of the BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUB,
LIZ HSOLs will be held in their room: at the
'n s"isat a' 0s'0' R.F. Po1ssEAU, Secretary
US JERUSALEM LODGE, No 8, will be held
on TUESDAY EVENING, l4th instant In the II ali
OF Hiram Lodge. No. 10. On 10Th street. at ~
ternslly invited. By order:
n%WORKINGMENS COMMEMORATE
W. regular monthly meeting of the Working.
mems Convention will be heidi in the City III al.
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th instant at
O'Clock. Delegates who have not been superseded
will please attend. Several vacant offices in the
Convention are to be I'll led and ipterestin9 bnsi
ness in reference 10 the National Convention
transacted
The Executive Committee will meet the same
evening at O'Clock: In the Council Chamber
.. n. hEEp, nee. sec au l3.3t
BUILDING AssOCIATIoN-
sociafion will be held at the CITY Hall on TUES
DAY EVENING, August I4th. at O'Clock The
aun-st w. ". MOORE, Sec.
CAMPMEETINGW WILL TAKE PLACE
w on the oath August. near Good II ore over
The Eastern Branch Bridge.
All respectable persons are invited to attend.
All ttention will be given to keep good order.
au III IT.