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RECORDERS CouRT, Feb. 4.-James
McMahcn, drunk, etc, s. and costs.
Samuel Baker, drunk, S25 and costs.
Frank Johnson, drank. $50 and costs.
Eliza French, disorderly, 50 and costs.
J. B. Keevey, disorderly, costs.
J. H. Odell, disorderly, S25 and costs.
George Foster, drunk and fast driving,
S25 and costs.
Charles Henly, disorderIy conduct, SO
and costs.
Godfrey French, disorderly, So and
costs.
J. F. Bryan, disorderly, $40 and costs.
Mary Wilson, disorderly, costs.
Lucy Watkins, disorderly, costs.
VIM Carr, drunk and disorderly, $50
aud costs.
Meeting ofthe Chamber Of Commerce.
A meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce
took place at o'clock P. NJ, yesterday,
President Rhea in the chair.
The following new members were pro-
posed and elected Messrs. n. +. Alloway,
Douglas, Son q Co, w. r. Cornelius,
Saml. f. Jones, J. 3. Craighead, Geo. F.
Akers, d. D. Dickey and r. Nevins.
The report Of the committee to investi-
gate the accounts of Mr.. LittOn, late Treas
urer and Secretary, were read and filed.
The following members were appointed
committee to collect assessment fees not
paid Messrs. Spencer, Corbett, Massen-
gale, Totten and Nelson.
A communication from st. Louis in re-
gard to the appointment Of delegation to
a river improvement convention IN that
city on the 18th inst. was read, and the
President authorized to appoint a delega-
ton TO consist of ten members, TO be an
nounced hereafter. MeAsrs. Totten, Mas
sengale and Harris were appointed as three
of said delegation.
A communication from the Cincinnati
Chamber Cf Commerce, relative TO the
weights of grain, etc, was read, and the
following committee appointed to report on
the subject to the next meeting: Messrs.
ID. d. Dickey, A. A. Spencer and II. y.
Snyder
The following committee was appointed
to address the cotton planters: Messrs.
Harrison, Hughes, Terrass, Thompson and
Gordon.
/ ne lollOMiiP BthllSillVh NtlV tiVN''"
honorary members of the Chamber:
James Woods r. b. Fogg,
G. M. Fogg. Daniel Graham,
Anthony Johnson, Orville Ewing,
Daniel Hillman, $. d. Morgan,
Jno. NJ. Hill, 10. Il. Knowles.
The Chamber then adjourned.
THEFT on SUNDAY NIGHT.-Mr. Ralph
Dodd who keeps the saloon and billiard
rooms on Cherry street, near Union, was
robbed of thirty dollars on Sunday night.
Heoccupies room over theplaceof his busi-
nessand had thirty dollars in his pantaloons
pocket and two dollars in silver. While
in his room the above sum was distracted
from his pockets; it is supposed by the
negro man employed to take care of his
rooms above mentioned, in the COlonnade
building.
RECoyERED.-W. c. Walker, the young
lawyer mentioned some time since as hav-
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Office Hours
From 7AM.to6P.M Sundays. Z 20 81
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RECoyERED.-W. c. Walker, the Young
lawyer mentioned some time since as hav-
ing lost his watch and chain, has recovered
the same under the following circnmstan-
ces: A negro man who WIS looking among
some boxes in Mr.. Spurlock's office on
Cherry street, found the watch and chain,
and from him Mr.. Walker recovered them.
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SERIOUSLY ILL.-Mr. Speaker Mullins
lpro TEN. is detained from the House Of
Representatives by the serious illness Of
his wife. He will be in the House az soon
AZ circumstances will permit
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF CHANCERT
ID Court. the Property on the corner 81 Uni
verify aud Washington and South Jefferson
stress. belonging 70 the estate Of MAJOR r. u
Eastman, Is offered for sale. 81.
THIS property isWiihin one hundred yards q
the South Nashville Street Railroad, is plea
sanity and eligibiy situated. contains near four
acres, and will be soli in a body OF divided into
lots.
The residence g. comfortable frame contain
ing eight rooms, besides kitchen and ouihouses
The sale viii be made free from redemption.
and on credit 81 az. twelve aud eighteen
months except be Eum Of 10 per cent. 70 be paid
Ia cash. Notes with approved security will be
required and q lien retained.
Apply 20 the undersigned on the PREMISE. cr
at No. 81 North Cherry street.
3. g. CURREN. n. ID.
fangl-tf Commissioner.
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Taos. 5. MARR. Priest L. G. TAEBux, Cash'r.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,

Corner Union and College Streets
The following are the rates paid for uncurrsut
money. These quotations are liable to iuetuate but
may be depended sufficient length og time for
remittanoes to be received by mail express if for
warded without delay.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Choice Roll ButIer.-Just received at
TorToN's a large supply of choice Goshen and
Wistem Reserve Butter. in packages Of twenty
FIVE. fifty and one hundred pounds, at prices ac
cording to quality and quantity of purchase.
No. 2s College street. Nashville. lfeb5-4t
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he Sure and 20 to q. Rice Co.'S No. So
College street, and get Goods at and below Cost,
as their business will be closed by the 18th Of
February jan22u
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Foreign Markets.

L0SDoY. Feb. Al. C. Shares. 81; Erie 991s:
5-D bonds Y 1916 cOnsOls 20 9-l6.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 4.-Cotton opened heavy and
inactive, Sales did not exceed. O. 600 bales mid
ding uplands at l424.
New York Cattle Market.
NEw YORK, Feb. 4-Beef opened frmer and
IN fair demand, but closed dull. with but few
left unsOld. Prices for all grades were easier,
and comparatively scarce commanding slight
advance, with sales as high l714Gi8c; good
grades brought l5@l6c, and common 126l31zc.
Receipts 4.736. Calves steady at I06l4c Com
mon to extra sheep lambs have not varied ma
terially. The market has ruled quite active un-
til to day, when il was very slow, with a fair
supply of extra at SQS1lc; fair TO good 6l46171lc
cOmman SIC; inferior 4G41Ie. Receipts 1862
Hogs are under light arrivals, caused BY the de-
tentiOn of trains, They advanced | cent, with
sales as high as S14tG81ze. The demand is con-
lined to retail prices, SGS13c, Receipts 4752.
St. L0uis Market.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Tobacco, not enough
Offering to establish market, but the price may
be considered unchanged. Flour is in an i'm
proved demand, but chiefly for ordered lots of
low grades. The market is firm at s. 50G9 IS
for superfne; $40 00Gll Is for extra; Sl2 00a
Is 50 for double; Sl4 00al5 90 for choice and
fancy. Wheat heavy and dull at 50 q for No.
l spring; 81 65 for good fall; 3 1902 IS for
prime; 81 50 for choice. Whisky firmer and
higher at 81 y. Provisions inactive. Mess
pork zoe. Bacon, clear sides l274@l3c; rib sides
lee country sugar cured hams l12c.
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WING TOREY hCO

Corner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee, Bankers, and
Dealers i'm Gold, silver, GOVOrn-
ment Stocks, Compound Interest
Notes. Land Warrants and Southern
/ Rank Notes.
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OPENING NiGHT-Mr. C. l.. Hollister
having removed to the large and spacious
building on the corner OF Union and Cherry
streets invited a few of his friends last
night 20 open a bottle Of wine with him in
his elegant and comfortable new quarters.
Mr.. George Greig will be- found behind
the bar, polite and courteous as ever ready
Co serve his numerous friends.
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To the Editor- Of the Union and Dispatch.
NASHVILLE, Feb 4, lS67.-The gratu-
itous paragraph in the Gasc'ts Of Sunday,
and the Pcs and Iimcr Of to-day in refer
ence 60 a piece Of fashionable scandal, -
we're both unknown aud authorized by rs.
Your local, in regard 60 the matter, was
correct and discriminating. There is not a
lady border in our house who regards her
self as reflected upon, OF who holds Won
hlamahle in the premises.
ROBERTS a. IoNAs.
Proprietors City Hotel.
The above settles this matter SO far as we
are concerned.
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IN NEED OF AssIsTANCE.-Wm. Jones,
a member Of the twentieth Louisiana Con-
iederate regiment, who was wounded and
captured and imprisoned in the North
until the close Of the war, then discharged,
sick and suffering from his wound, has only
recently recovered to enable him 10 do a
little work by which he earned enough
money 90 pay his way 10 this city. He
need few dollars 60 enable him 20 reach
his home in Algiers, La. Those disposed
60 help him, NAV leave their contributions
at the drug store of Messrs. Stephens 4
Watkins, OF at the boarding house Of Mrs.
Susan c. LYON No. T. South College street
He desires 10 go on the boat leaving this
evening.
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Recelpfs Dqr Rail.

n. Il ID. RAILROAD, Feb. 4.-l55 bales
cotton, 7 bags rags, l box merchandise,
sundries
n. & C. RAILROAD, Feb. 4.-76 bales
cotton, 80 bags rags, 3 bags fruit, l car
sundries
L. 81 n. RAILROAD, Feb. 40 casks
bacon, 10 half bbls fish, Dbl do, Is bbls
sugar, boxes Stats, 9 boxes pumps, 2 do
handles, II bales gunnies, 227 hays rye,
boxes merchandise, % bundles collars, "a
kegs lard, % bags coffee, Is bundles hams,
"a bbls whisky, 2 half casks do, bbls
vinegar, 1872 sacks corn, IA bbls potatoes,
l3 bundles paper, 10 bbls clover seed IL
bags grain, bales sheeting, 81 sacks malt,
4 deer cases, butts tobacco, 1902 pack
ages paper, car hay, 10 bbls apples, 2
bundles trees, sundries.
by the RIVER.
A. BAKER FROM UPPER CUMBERLAND
1000 sacks corn, 1900 lbs bacon, hhds
tobacco, snndries.
GEN. SIGEL-2OOO sacks corn, 26O hbls
OIL sundries
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Nav HoRE. Feb. 4.-C0ttsn dull aud deeiin-
inr. sales SO bales. Uplanas 32tssasse. Flour
"a hoe better. Supertue State and Western
an 6l2 SD ioT shipping brands round hoop
Ohio Sliall 20. trade brands sl2Gl5 11 extra
southern ! eJGlc %. and closed Etsaay.
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THE ATHEN:E NJ,
COLUMBIA. TENN
SCHOOL FOR YOUN9 LADIES.
Mrs. =. g. SMITH. Principal.

1lHE WINTER EXAMINATION or THIS
! school Is appointed % be held Gu Thar
day. January iist, and cidse with "a C0urert Of
0cal and Insirameutai Music at night. The
friend and patrons q the Atheusum nre
speetfuiiy invited % attend
The spring Session commences on Monday .
February 4th. New pupils viii hnd u greatly 90
theirinterest % be present on on before the open
ing day.
The Atheneum o8ers very great advantage %
young lad e. dsslrins good thorough ana bni-n
Ell eiucatiou. We employ teaehers y the niSh
est order 81 talent, and are Prepared % giketn-
strnrton il all the branches ususiiy N hrst
elass Female schools. We have one ~ the iarg-
est and best selected Librafies % he found N
any similar institution. 10 which AT the pupils
hate daily aecess. A complete SET ~ Chemieal
ard Philosophical Apparatus. and. IN fact. Oh
the necessary aids for imparting tustruetion.
New pupils received 81 any time aud charged
only from date q entrance. Board and English
Tuition per Session 81 Eve calendar m0aihs. are
only from Sis t. siAa
Circulars and other information furnished b.
addfeasing kOkI b. SMITH
ianl5-d&Wlm Secretary.
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Opening HIGHEST Lowest Closing
GENERAL MARK ETS.

NASHVILLE Feb. 4, P. NJ.
COTTON.-The cotton market was very
dull to-day. The sales did not amount
to 100 bales at 234@28c.
Bales.
Received ......-s..... lI3
CoRN-Is still in demand, and is held at
81 05 delivered.
OATs-sO@83c per busheI.
HAY-$27G2S per ton.
FLoUR-SlI@l4 SO per Dbl.
BACON-From wagons l24c hog round.
GROCERIEs-No change.
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Books A"a-ssaiioasrs.

Newspaper and Magazine f1r safe by Jno.
York, 80 Union 81. jan l-3m
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NOTICE.

XAy II. STOCKWEII., OF NEW YORK
w is admitted partner in our business from
this date. The style firm will remain as here
tOfOre.
HAMILTON a CUNNINGHAM.
NASHVILLE. Dec !, 1866.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
-i,,, a, Noebville ..............IOO o. A. NJ
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NeW York sleek and Money Market.
NEw YoRg. Feb. s-Siocks strong. SOS
coupons Ca lt6; '65. on : new lei9l; i0-40s con-
pons loo registered go. and al 7-9e hs
G. p. s4t.. n. ", s.; w, g3k Money aud
gola sleAdy 81 36as. SterlinE 90 On sigh.
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CALIFORNIAN Society.

At meeting Of this Society, held last
night, DIR. Geo. s. Blackie, the President,
delivered the annual address, which was
able and eloquent. In the course Of his
remarks, he passed in review the moment
Gus and stirring events Of the year 1866 as
fnllnrrs.
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rrrp m nNr-For Throat Diseases,
Colds snd Coughs, Browns Bronchial
Iu,hes have proved their efficacy by a
iest ct many wears. The good etlelts re-
suituF from the use Of the Troches have
brought out many worthless limitations
NhlaIn only nBrnNna Rrnnchical Trnche.n
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REV. GEO. BECKETT.

Each pupil should be furnished with one pair
of double or two pairs Of single sheets, towels.
table napkins and ring also, a pair of strong
walking shoes. Every article of clcthing should
be marked with full name, and an inventory
of the same furnished at the time of entrance.
The second term of the current Annual Ses-
sion will begin on the FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY. ian2l-td
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To close business we are positively closing
out At New York cost prices our stock Of Fine
Groceries, Wines Brandies, Havana and Do
nestle Cigars. PANDoLTINI RTyA,
ianlO l. North Cherry street.
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second Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
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IL n Pr Es.

No young lady will be received for shorter
period than one academical year; but pupils
will be received 0t any period. No deduction
made on any account. except at the option Of
. priuaipal AIlrpca
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AND NoRTHwEsrERER RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
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The Rest quality Of Cumberland Coal can
be had Of p q Mason A Co., No. "A North
Cherry street. al s. 20 per load OF d bushels,
delivered ia any part of the city. ianl0-tf
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The MERCANTILE LIBRARY.-Last evening, a
meeting Of citizens was held at the Board of
Trade Rooms, for the purpose of de7isiug mea.
Library in their efforts to secure a fund for the
improvement OF the property on Tenth street,
near Chesnut Mayor McMichael presided. Mr..
Perot, President OF the Library, stated the pro-
secure the money needed to place the new
building in a condition for the proper arrange
ment OF the books. $l00,OOO will be needed by
the Board; but $50, 900 now will enable them to
make the alterations and additions, and then
leave the Library in debt $50, 900. In the course
Of a discussion by those present, it was agreed
to secure, II possible, the 100000 so as to keep
the Library clear of debt, Several gentlemen
present subscribed $1,000 each towards the fund,
and a committee of thirteen, to be appointed by
the Mayor, was agreed upon. The Committee
will act in conjunction with the Directors.
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BROAD STREBr.-A communication to the
Mayor from Mr.. Kneass, Chief Engineer and
Surveyor, contains the following facts in refer
ence TO Broad street. Mr.. Kneass says:-
''Broad street, as laid out upon the plans OF the
CITY, its length and also its width bet geep
cuIbs, has a width Of ll3 feet between the
houses, and leng h of IL 9s-lO0 miles from the
river at League Island to the city line. From
League IslanG to Poplar street, a distance of
five and three-quarter miles, and also from
Norris street 10 the city line distance of 36IOo
miles, the width between curbs Is n feet, while
between Poplar and Norris streets, a length of
) OF mile the width between curbs is 81 feet
thus making total of over eleven miles in
length, with width of n feet for carriage way,
and only OF mile 81 feet. Only % miles of
this street is now open and IN use."
The Chief also states that the distance from
League Island to the river Delaware, upon the
line of Broad street, extended northward from
the best information we have, would be about
30 miles, striking the river at or near New Hope.
bill to create commission for opening Broad
street, from the city line to the river, north
ward, as State road, has already been before
the Legislature.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Br barquenline Garron, stevens, 81 days from Ma
Brg VIM. Welsh, stro6rdge. 80 days nom Malaga,
nst lat 49, lon 90, encountered hurricane from s.
s 10 W;sM,; was move to Tor nine hours spit sails
instant
JaneirO with coffee to ). 81 w. Welsh.
BI Drig Sly1es Eo9le, days from Windsor, with
schr a, Myrlck, stevens, days from ProvIncetown,
with mdse. TO q; b. Kerfoot Co.
schT Access, Moore, from Norfolk, with railroad
schf Little Rock Rchman days from James river,
with lumber to Bacon, Collins d Co.
schr Reading RR. No. 46, FentOn from Petersburg.
schr Betty Hooper. GOrdsn, from Norfolk, with
schr Mary Anna; Adams, days from winton, with
lumber TO Bacon Collins q Co.
smyrna, With grain to J. L; Bewley & co; -.
e sehr 8 @ E FiIhian % Tutt ] day from Port Deposit
schr s. Warren. COnnell, / day from Magnolia with
sebr Nj. NJ. Davis, Laws, day from Milford, with
Steamer Philadelphia, Fultz. "a hours from New
York. with mdse. to w. P. Clyde d Co.
with mdse. 10 W. M Baird & Go. '' O'' w" '
w mGse p 70 VeS w. M BSd nom Ne" York
tow Of barges to W. P. Clyde& Co.
MEMORANDA.
steamship Roman, Crowell, hence, at Boston yes
Guaqalouge, sailed from Fortress Monroe 18th inst
hsnSe o4 a! h
schr NJ aiy Ann. westcott. for Philadelphia sailed
from Georgetown 1lth inst.
Schr Geo. Knborn. hence for Rockland sailed from
Holmes Hole llth inst.
sGhr M II. Reed Benson, from New Bedford for
Schr l. NJ Reed Steeman, hence for Boston, at
Holmes Hole llth inst, and sailed again.
Schr r. II. Townsend, Booey, nom Galveston, at
Mobile 10Th inst
schr P. Nj. wheaton. stephens; hence for Salem
sailed from Holmes Hole llth inst. .,
schr MontTose. Grierson, hence, at Portsmouth 7th
schr G. G. Clark Foster, from st. John, N. B., for
Philadelphia at Portland llth INST
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The captain OF the Pilot Association, under date OF
SW, Pass 9th inst, says that three sailing ships ana
one steamship have struck the wreck within the
past twenty-four hours, there being no buoy there
The Association are entirely cut OF buoys ana snkers
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For additional Marfne Nesvs see F1yst Pa
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n ERMANIA ORCHESTRA. = PUBLIC RE
VI hearsals at the Nj USICAL FUND HALL every
SATURDAY, at ~ a. M. Tickets sold at the door
and at all principal Music Stores. Engagements can
be made by addressing g. BASrERT, No, 1881 NOM
TEREY Street or at II. WILL1G'S Music store, No,
1921 Oh ESNUT Street. tr l09 8m
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against the parliamentary rule adopted in their
prices; that we sympatbize with them, and do
declare that we will sustain them in their action
to work for us at the old prlcee.
Resolved, That we will not employ workmen
who are bound to, and cannot vary from, the
price-list OF the Clgarmakers' Union
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Brig Redowa (new, 4s5 tons). Blanchard, Savannah,
Cashier, StckDey d Wellington.
SchI j. Johnson Mcbride, Portsmouth, Navy Agent
Schr II. W. Brown, Richardson, New London, John
@. Scott & ScCs
Str f. Franklin Pierson, Baltimore. A. Groves, Jr.
str j.. g. Biddle, McCue, New York, w. 7. Clyde 60
Tug ThOs. Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore, with
OF bargeB, W, p. Clyde q Co.
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JCK AND CANVAS,
on All numbers and brands
and Wagon Cover Oacl
Drler FeltB, nom OnetC
Betting. Sail Twine, etO
EVERMAN q CO.,
Ne. l08 JONES Anegs
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE CHURCH EXTENSION
SOCIETY OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Last evening the Union Methodist Episcopal
Church, Fourth street, below Arch, was filed
with an audience of ladies and gentlemen,
assembled tor the purpose OF participating in
the second anniversary of the Church EXten-
sion Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. Thomas L. Tasker, President OF the Society.
in the Ghair. The exercises were opened with
singing. Rev. d. Starks then led in prayer.
The report of the Treasurer, j. T. Mason, was
read.
The amount on haul Oh the 18th of
Nov, 1865, was U.s.. $9,957'9S
Amount received up to Nov. 10, 1867, 26, 1878
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THE CIGAR MANUFACTURERS UNIoN.-The
cigar manufacturers of this city met yesterday
afternoon, at O'clock at the n. e. corner of
Cherry and Fourth streets, 10 take action in re-
gard TO their Interests in reference 10 the late
strike OF the cigar makers. The attendance was
fair. Mr.. Lewis Gumpert presided. The unani-
nous expressions of the manufacturers were
that they did not feel able TO pay the prices de-
manded; that they could not submit to dictation
from any unioni that united eGort and unton
on their part would break up the Ciear-m
Union; that they would not submit to a price
list founded upon the size OF the cigar, since two
cigars of the same measure may be diderently
made-one fine and the other soft or not
SO fne--thence by paying the same amount for a
good cigar as for one decidedly interior; that the
ilaior,ty of wOrkmen are not in union with this
late dictatorial action OF the Ciear-makers'
Union but that a few in the great body had con.
cer,ed the movement: that each manufacturing
establishment should have its own list of prices
The following preamble and resolutions were
put and adopied:-
Rbgeds, II is the opinion Of the manuieotn-
Iers'Of the city OF Philadelphia that the majority
OF the hands have not been heard.
Resolved, That We will sustain the masses