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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-23

Der a9tb. @or. 9anft Der befannti9 eli
Demotrat aus uebfr3eu9uns unb ais FOLDER be,
9aupt9laubens9runblaBeu feiner Yartei BON gan3e
@eele, BON 8an3em 3er3en unb BON 9an3en1 81
mitbe susetbau it, wie etni Der braee S@iQerl9
Jriepplin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

Misses MHulty OMEN ~. BdthA OMEN, Cooper, Kavs
nagb Grattan euan Churchill A. Bern Philips, Moo Champion
Cnd Philosophical A. duncan Misses Hslpn and NJ Edsha pNei
Vocal Duetrbe Two Nighingaes A. Hscke Misses Bryant and
JenkinOn Ia hOCro &c Rfaucor-Ou botoaon i barron j.
SoustTe: Lonae Tean Cora Bower, MNuv Church
Chorus-Ou PcNic w b. Brahnrf; little Girls la Charite-V
Huge Miss Panuener Distribution Of Prizes Scene AZ toheT
ineay-Ms hOoy B0wye KlaDarh Ryan Shea NcSoIey,
Kelly Vocal TnOTle Distant Chimes, s. Glover Misses Desling
Churchill Jnkinson sooI Pete HOngrose j. eybseb Mss NJ
r. Cooper Conerrng Of Honor VaedcoryMiss h ANnlsy.
Chous-Psresen Beloved Forest Grove, H. Bsser
The exercises very crcditabe To the pupils and
their teachers the Sisters Of Charity who had spared 40
pains to render their charges perfect ~ the stus
allotted them Among the young ladies who dls-
tinguishCd themselves the special branches OF FTcnc
dialogue and the hisTiOnic art, Miss Cora BOwyer 0i
NcwYOrk Queen Elizabeth, in the scene at tOtler
ingay" with the unfortunate Mary Queen oi
Scots, deserves especial mention for fhe
fidelity and dramatic energy with which she rendered
the character OF the Maiden Queen. The Misses MaioY
TiemaD. McNulty, Churchill and LeonGTrC alsO deserve
favorable for the excellent manner IN which Jhty
carried the programme. Miss Kate NCNulty grain
atcd hrst in her class, and delivered tile Naledttoy
The closing address was delivered by the Rev Df NC
quad. 80
The exercises nj ST. JOscphs Academy, for boys which
t. under the supcTN SOn OF the Sisters OF Chary
Mother Xavier rs Lady Superior, were as follows: 80
A. Coghan A. Gonraey Chrisa Vim. ChrssL Duet Solr'e
Polka psuo A. Coghan Mccullough Cheer BOYS. ChoT chorus
Baud Rec.aiOl-M j. Carroll Scotch AuMr T. CSri9A
Quie; Band Distribution o Premiums me
LcIrr-Mastrr W ChTs,al tTbr) Birdie, Bal; chorue nv
Band. Hoa Walts-,iae W Chnrsl Choosing Pros sso-
aidy. Band AddrrssNasierJ Mccullough al HAL
the I0vfl UAv. hQIus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
THE LABOR MOFENENT.
yrw COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATIONS.


The Union Cooperative Building Society com
mcnee taking subscrpti Ons Wednesday evening, the
1Oth ns; Meantime general meeting Is TO be held on
Monday evening next and then the Board OF Manage
mont (which Will meet Friday evening" VIII report
upOn the SeCretaryS salary and other matters concern
ing The welfare of the Society. The ASSOCIATION II ON
cered thus President John Watson, taller, No 200 Dela-
ccyst Vice President Ambrose Dgrand, carriageaker
No l3s West Twenty -thSt Treasurer, John W. Farmer
No. A. Ludlow-st.; Secretary. Albert John Alnng.
ham. late Secretary of the London Star Society
and Of the Montreal Building Society Trustees,
Edward Burke cigar manufacturer. and editor OF me
TObdccObsi No. 173 Chahamst Thomas Rogers, OF tne
manufacture No. 479 Broadway Directors Lawrence X
Opn shadepamter No. 2i2 East Ninthst., August We
her Gabnetmaker No. 956 RvingOn-st., j. H. Robinson
druggist No 80 Norfok-st, Peter Wagner, eablnenaher
NJ Reid. carIagemaker, No. ISL West Twenty flttl-sl'
j Dempsey bricklayer. Sixth ST. corner Avenue {, h. G.
Greenwood. weighmaster, East NewNork, n \. swan,
clerk No d GOVerneur-S Peter Mckay, brasstnshcr,
No gs NOrth-hfth-st Wiliansburgh and James Riley.
eweler Auditors, Henry HesSler carriage trimmer MT
Russell. teacher, and Benjamin Hague, clerk, No 2ot
BrOOme.st. .
Those members Of the JOurneymen Taors Protective
and Benevolent Union who favor n cooperation took the
initial steps last evening toward establishing cOopea
tive aOTS shop in this city, this being, in their the
only means OF successfully striking Tor higher wages.
One the speakers reported that out Of "a ourneyme
talCTS who employed in the shop In which he WORKS
IL VIII enlist the cooperative shop enterprise The ad-
iornment was 10 Tuesday evening next at NO 10 stan
tOn-st.
Coopcration was discussed last evening by the Cigar
Makers Protective Unon but while several members ot
the society favored cooperation and were sangme OF
success others thought successful cooperative ehOrl u
fear that if they open shop the dealers may not only
them but employ boys and young women,
and thus throw men out OF employment.
Al six other workingmens meetings only ron'he M
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM AND HAyRE yqse Pin steamship y Hs .,
Haight Mr. Ehevea Mrs. Livingston MI and Mrs bhop an"
family Nj Freeman Mr. Peraylt Mr. Crass ana hhl a anu NJ
Nelson Mr. SerBeau Mr. Humphrey anu son M
WLtse MIR Sndheim MI and Mrs Hnchins ard family ms
Never Mrs and family, hssr. Isigs Betao is n
80, W,l.,n Rumssy Gen De TrObfiaDt MI hosShg nis ye
% NJ ard Nrs Wics ware Dr. bite Sisters Juans Sarmshr
Arnina M Brook Mr. Couroy Mr. and No Pon ahu % m
Mr. s,d Mis- Iasae and Mrs Crossnann judge pA,i M
family NJ rs GRAY A. de erra Wsllenst"ln "hs,er We "a ~
Major Prres Rsben. Miss Lee MI ftehe mr. holfa
III As, Mr. LANCASTER Massena h. Josenh,
Drer Chapperou Alexander ssbnn CharwoS hs
t;ryg,nbe and family and family. MI ana hs
Nesfs areot REM Mlochan Mrs hnc hrs Dams VT
i H. uobnbscbs Mess Pascal Wenger Kock krehl Tee
los Never bterps Rsden W and NJ Schwal Isge hs ph.p
NJ Bacolaet MesT Claasen Benahen Ducos Lagrange sH''
Hoful Raieu
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COURT CALI.NDAR-TIIs DAY.
SCPRENR COURT-CHtNHFEs-PNu l-PttkhAH, j. ht'ff'sd
CITY ITEMS.

NOTICE. 10 PmoTs AND ChPrAINs-D. II. Blssell,
Deputy Health officer notifies pilots. captains and 9th
ers that hereafter all vessels subject I" examination In
the Lower Bay Will he anchored Southwest OF uoy No
No ting or other boat viii he allowed 10 come INTO the
Quarantine grounds, except those having VESSEL In tow
The Quarantine laws Will ia TINS respect DC sueuy en-
forced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

APPEALS FROM THE COLLECTOR or CuSoAs.-A
new notification important 10 the mercantile community
has lust been issued by the Collector of CUSTOM TO the
effect that when an appeal is taken from the decisions of
the Collectors he delivered 10 thos' officers
who are then Ia transmit them To the SccrctaT 0' the
Treasury with fun report Of the case and statement
OF the reasons for such decisions and all appds to he
6led with the Deputy Collector In charge oi IN Ninth
Division.
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SPOKEN.
Bark Waldo June &C. in lat 40 70. long. 60 "a, boanc
TO MARINERS.
/. PROPOS of LEAVING TOWN.

n sOJOUREBRS IN THE COUNTRY AND ST TIE SEAhHORE
JARRDS EMAIL DB PARIS" FOR TIE SKIN. $50 .
Don't leave without sappy Of Jareds EMAIL DE- PARIS
will preserve the kin smooth, son and white and nee rom
feckles and snnburD.
Supplied delicious igesnt which eeanses and coos Tie
skn no pecau0n and from The DIS
tqung and air which curb and enjoyment
cts and bv H. ISABEAU. No 822 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

The SEASON OF STRAwS.-Ne have no refer
euoe the popular the the fashionable
htc, hats Of which HSoT has attractive supply
at both Of stores No 2ll BosivS aud No SO Broadway under
the Prssou House lou don't ianc bat KvoI ,uppr
,oH VII 10y kipj J0e daAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03

ANTEICAN ScUooL-BOoEs FOR JArAN.-During the
recent visit of the Japanese Commissioners, they in
70 Mcssrs. G. p Putnam Sons under official adj
vice. discretionary orders for supplies Of American
School Books. for In the pubic schools OF Japan
These books be used they without trnsa-
tion the English language being made the basis Of study
The contract with Messrs Putnam Go. a. discretionary
agents for these supplies requires them 20 ship The books
by and deliver them in Japan free OF freight or
Insurance. The irst shipment, which wiz he made TINS
morning way of san Francisco will consist Of - cases
weighing about 10 tuns, and consisting Of some 1900
books the retail prices ~ which would he $4,000 These
include 1850 elementary arithincucs, reading
books. Crammars and biographies chiefly those ny
GuyOt Cornell Cotton, FcltCr, Saunders, QnaekenD0ss,
Keel Sheldon, Sc 1000 copies OF works ON Natural Phi
osophy, Chemistry, Geology Physiology and Astronomy,
by Wells, Cummings, ~. john loumauS, IltcDcoch,
Riddle Ne; 1880 Mcbsters Dictionaries, large and SMALL
COO GOodrchs School History 200 Tenncys Natural HIS
tories leo Frenchs German Dictionaries, 400 Military
Books sorted. 1000 SpenceTian Ponmahsip sorted 100
GuyOt's Wall Maps; 100 works ON Practical science
rortsd; Wheaton International Law; - WOOsey on
saBlc subject ~ Putuams Dictionary OF Dates; 80 IT
Wings Life OF Washington; Perces Magnetic Globes shel
dons Reading Charts, Medical Books Sc. The proper
,s % tradations of school books much the same rs
would Dc designated by the superintendent oi iubH'
school. In New York.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE Before
Commissioner OSBORN.
ALLEGED HEAVY FRAUD THE INTERNAL IJNENI T.

BY 4 DISTnIER AND 4 RECTIFIER.
The United States sgt Henry JAnsky and Henry Rich
This case. previously reported, and IN which the
defendants who keep respectively distilleTy and
rectifyng establishment at Nos JG and 16 DesbrOssest
charged with illegally removing about slooo '~,r'h
OF the disefy 70 the rectylug cs'
tabli,nnent through hole in the wall between the Two
establishments in February last. resumed and the
evidence OF the cooper and Of the engineer In the dst
lery taken. The cooper testified 10 pumping spirits
through the hole in the wall four nights IN succession.
The testimony OF the engineer unimpoTtant This
finishes the for the Government. Evidence for the
defense will given at future day 10 he agreed
upon
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-EAsTIRS DISTRICT
Before Judge BENEDICT.
THE CASE OF THE UNITED STATES AC1. JAMES PAR
REII.
This was an action against the prisoner for having
carried on "A dstillery nj the Of IcrrcpOnt aud
Navyss since the first day Of September, and this with
out paving the special tax. Previous 10 that time no
special tax was required and the defendant claimed
that ne was legally carving ON his business under
the requirements Of the statute Moreover, the
-distilery was in dwelliughouse the same
being IN violation Of another provision Of the
statute Charles Taylor the Chief Clerk ia the Collectors
office testified that this dislery had paid special tax
since the first Of September Inspector COcheu gave evil
dencc the effect mat he had visited the dstiery IN
question and made complaint Of the Several other
witnesses were examined and the evidence went TO show
Tho gnit of the accused. The Of the defense was
plead at some length and several Witnesses were exam
med udye finally sentenced H. e.. Farrell 10 -
years ia the Albany Pententialy. aud his assistant 70 y
months al the same place.
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rs RETIRING n, Tribune jane e. 1861 rcroee &" s tsc
tory aud Other into the streams thai supply The
Croon you will Ind Necessary the S and Sc, The
Dr,rmKIGs FILTER. hcKESlH GAS RASNLo' PumhoS and
GsnteN No. % West founhsi Nes York City.
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STRINGENT ORDERS FOR DIsnLIERs AND DEALERS
~ srIRITs-The Metropolitan Revenue Board yesterday

SrIRITS-The metropolitan Kefenue Buatu yesterday
adopted the following important resolutions:
JaifI b. Kept odce, wherein
principals persons proposing become register they
nAes residences places 81 business together With statement OF ne
which they heume obligated 10 the Government
aud the 81 their responsbht, become such sn'
Rood That hereafter all d.iis Who refuse respect the seizure
violation 81 Tie the
nre 80 made ils will have the machinery md sgpa
raus Of and removed from the premises OF said
dstilenes
Isoed and Authorized selling officer. The
District be requested 81 return forthwith 70 The
Assessors proper districts Al, 10y them made der
tain Uf nJ due tie OF the premises
property ssaI aud duly the Of tax and penalties
against persons liable H. the and the
20 the Collector Of the proper district.
R,soued al collectors and authorized ssng officers the
Metropolitan Revenue district be- directed report the Beard
18th day OF July 1907 what seizures formal Other
been made by them eper,e under their direction
suihOtyhe particular places sed b. theInwhst an reports
them relation and 10 whom sd,h
seizures Tho requirements to tune from thu 18th of April 20
the lei o the report
Gsorrd That oil Inspectors Of Revenue aud Spers Asen the
Metropolitan District he directed report this Boer before She
lay July i5'. detail sni with particulars all and
respectively made; What o. duties they hsrc
pecive performed what have reported and 10 whom
vored what the ths hsnds respectively sni
what results accrued Government rom r'r respective
requirements embrace be tins from the 10th iay OF
April o tue daT o. report.
Is,,cd That the Revenue Agent the cy Nr"lork be
quesled early possible to this Board the names Of he
different Special Agents IN the Metropolitan
holding their respective rrsiieuces
the time ~ their appointment and t~ nsth 81 Tine
each has been IN the service OF thu Government
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LATEST SHIP NETS.
PORT OF NEW .Y0RK..
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship (Pr Snrmouu Hayre 10 wa bfes' WIZ
mise and li0 pass George Mckenzie. go m,
ship Sudusy Norton days, with IRON TO siafg 'Na'
20. q, L.. ~ .S.. IN
Fnnch Meincke II Wendt
WIND-At sun-et s.
SPOKEN.
Bark Waldo June &C. in lat 40 10 long 60 g. boand =
DISASTER.
AND Me July brig o. Jordan. Capt fekhs
about
Of the LIST on Portland Ledge. Georges Island bIg Nrn 10
pieces before the The tskeu on BY capt Sa
Trusse The wife child board Tie COOK an
Eogsau Knocked the hold by the and instantly Killed
MEMORANDA.
The bark Vivid from GuanEamo which arrived today consigned
o Ednison Co.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TREASURY DEPAErMEST. OpFcE li6HTHoUsE BoAhD,
WAsBireTOy. e.. JRlv2. 1857.
Official information that ewpie Lighthouse mas beeh
erected Port In the Potomac River to take TIE place o
IRE stationed The light viii be exhibited Tor the
6 time evening the 10Th Of July 1861 The Illuminating p
paratus the 9Th order AMI can be whenever the
lighthouse the upper lower bend In the ryer
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHlRLEsToN july 2Auyed steamship Champion, nom NeNl0
Sailed schr ". II. Tiers. for a Northern port.