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u midnight clear. fine. Northern l1ghts-M est; ,,
During the remarkable cearness OF the SKY aa"S
evening and Friday morning, many meteOis WIZ ,r
here aud there 10 speed across the heavens rue @
counted from in the evening To ia tle s ~ ,i
thirty radiant point from tine star lu
nOrunI The following reglstered ~ zoo
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Nre Uonner. the wife Of the
IAnnounoemenul

FURs.-Over quarter of a century ago,
Knox announcing his stock Of Fancy FURs INDUCED the quoon
Of The s that warm monarch warmed bear and equally
appropriate now in directing bis present large and valuable
assortment Ladies Of the Beautiful should not fail 20 't
his popular store No. 2l2 Broadway corner Of FutonsI
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PACIFIC RAIL WAY GOLD LOAN.

/ HUlI ~ stHlkUHa OOhD ISFtus
Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN 81
Co., No. SO Exchange-place, and M.
X. JEsUP 81 COMFY, No. II Pine
ST., N. Y, offer for sale the Bonds
of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven per cent in
Gold; have thirty years to run;
are free from Government Taxa
ton; are secured by a Land Grant
of Three Million Acresof the Finest
Lands in Kansas and Colorado: In
addition to this special grant the
Company also OWNS Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are be-
ing rapidly SOldto develop the coun-
try and improve the road, They
are a first mortgage upon the e1-
tension of the road from Sheridan,
Kansas, to Denver. Colorado. The
road in operation nom earns more
than enough net income to pay tie IN
,tereSt on the nea0 loan. There is no
better security in the market-this
being in some respects better than
Government Securities. Principal
and Interest payable IN Gold. Price
90, and accrued Interest, in Cur
rency. Pamphlets, Maps, and Cir
culars furnished on application.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS

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Brig Bravo Jeusscu Santos "a DAYS coffee
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Sch Constitution. Smith NeNbern, NC, days naval stores
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
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WILMINGTON, ~ c. Dec. l0-Anyed, steamship FAhits, from
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SAvAyyAH Dee lOArived SteImhips Virgo from New.York
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CHAHLEsTOS s. C., Dee l0Arved steamships Charleston from
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for Boston; W. Wilson and l. Ca6ada, for PblaJepba H.
Picker for Norfolk
FOREIGN PORTS.
BKEHEy Dec l0The steamship HaBoe from New Orleans Nov
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HusrER Co.'S 4O1 Bower Prices moderate and good
warranted a. represented
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For stylish and elegant HAT go to EsPEN-
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NEw-YoRK FIREPLACE HEATER. Sanf0rds
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PAPERS, TwINEs, THREADS. AND CoRDAGE
HAEvEI OGs and wAreroOu @ and so BrodwsJ Mes
lo 4.
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A BANKER MURDERED.-The premises of Nh
Shete murdered b5 burg Gaain Mo va
potp with HOLNEss BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH
HoINFs Muray-st suit at Law in progress sgns; john
Guest for violation Of nv patent
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HANDKERCHIEF TIES AT 81 Give mott
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FINE SILvER-PLATED WARE in new and ele-
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retail wholesale prices L. HARLEs Co., No. 81 Msdsnsne
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The genuine Prof LIEBIG'S Extract OF Meat
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-02

OuIisslan clvlllEation, aud, bv tha ahor.
stasement learning much more raDidlv th.r
IS congenlal with those who are inta,s.,a5
10 their employment. Soon wa ahaII 49,
Oh Chinese labor unions, and then What r-;ii
capital do, but submit with the best noss;hI.
grace, as It has often done before. while the
same warfare which has existed Al Inrg ~
tween capital and labor will be perpet9ated
for an indefinite period.
Less work and more pav-we aahaa
white mans dodge" bids fair to become ths
universal cry of the Chinese laborers
OF the country, and should time
prove the expectation to be true. that
calamity which we feared would transpire.
IL the importation of Chinese should OCCUR
to any great extent, will be in a great mea-
sure evaded, but not wholly, for there will
still remain the same number or hands to do
q stated amount Of work, with a certain
amount Of capital to be employed. Should
Chinese labor unions be founded the onIv
difficulty that could be obViated BY the con-
diton would be that the white laboring ele.
ment OF the country would not be under
worked, aud the scale OF prices lowered ia
consequence. II we must have John Chi.
naman among US, we rejoice that be has
enough wisdom, even 10 his ignorant and
lm0ecile condition, to demand fair COM
pensation for his Wages, and the longer he
stays in the country the more tenacious he
will become of bis rights and more per-
feet appreciation will he have OF his impor.
tance. LESS work and more pay" Is the
crY OF the Chinese. Plenty Of work and an
adequate compensation for our labor ls the
universal cry Of intelligent labor through.
out the civilized world.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-02
From the Detroit Daily Union
Evidences OF Civilization.

Gradually the Chinamen in our midst are AS
suming the habits and customs Of the superior
race. party of sixty Chinese lsborers, at
San Rafael railroad, struck last week for less
hours work. They have been working eleven
hours q day, and the strike was for ten hours.
They are reported to have thrown down the
shovel aud pick, and to have rolled down on the
green sward, crying, less work and more pay
I've sabee white mans dodge, etc. The threats
aud coaxing of the overseers we're of no avail
A messenger WAS sent to this city for big Chi
naman,' who went up and talked to the Celesti-
ais They finally agreed to work one month
more OH the eleven-hour system, during which
time they will perfect their League, and then 70
II for the ten-hour strike again. Verify, these
Chinamen civiIize rspidly.-lSan Francisco
Times, Aug. 2sth-
When shrewd capitalists saw, or thought
they did, Z" a big thing" In the promised
importation Of Chinese, they smacked their
chops and rubbed their hands with such eIee.
because they saw again, or thought thev did
that they would get very large amount az
work Tor o small amount OF money. But The
chinese are learning rapidly the ways Of
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the naun.-v - -: -. -.:..-... at;ll
80 Oouut'y, aAo DIS three PRISONERS Sill
nounu 70 eacn other, were connned n
." iarm-house, from WnIch tns inpsOa.
.au's nau Deen expelled. Iney coeiG neAf
.us neavy and measured tread OF the sen
80 o"e. pacing backward ana IorwAro 10 tOn'
sas no1se uns sounu u Lac iuv.seoPs
sesmeo sS 70 measure ont sne moments between
. 49, @nu ssesulV. AteI 'ney 1Ao sung = !,
80 ~ Prsyeo soge.nSr- am auiu'
S". Yonn D,yaone, ana lisAr nov - u.e,
80. .e, s'''y " 'sy ev~" NY 'no ~. VIZ
Saarns ,S.s III, ~, Dsnei snia .haJ -
"a .s. snAs yer olu'o 1lsO snoulu 70 sDe1-
go" .y Ony sps,so yS I.s I9eu PO.
ph;I;- e.. 80 ~" - W A~~ ~ 49,
x.n.;on nio 'us -. nJuS .hss },
said ,ha m'n;stsr ' ''''' " WV s''
ninn. .na',.. s.;.h .a n.D;el
g. - .-,. - .a-a-s..t 49, 80, e -,er
v;ll ha h.. srnaor.. "a n.c,.o,ors
49, y, IsEoI.S ~ n... C sha
has 80 .',S =. 80 ,,~nad
The a. =, ,ha Ss.S .dS.. 80 H. ,o;cs q, nv
af.et;on hn. svan coo whso NV ,hocbt
shonld ~ alsswhere- tha thocht q, her hnrns
IN NV hs.Tt ike a cosln
W3ile thew vet snoks a .old;ar vranned
IN II c.oak annro.chad 80 san,;ral snd
said
cit is cold night, brother"
Piercing" replied the other, striking bis
feet upon the ground.
"You are welcome to a mouthful of INV
spirit warmer. added The srst. taxing 4 boz.
tie from beneath his cloak.
"Tbank We p, reioined the sentinel. &C hnt
| doE t know your voice. You don't belong
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President, and that the various committees
have sceess 70 the same. Carried
MIR. Gordon read the instructions from
bis society, which, on motion, were referred
to appropriate committees.
The Returns committee then submitted
their report which, after considerable dis
cusion, was referred back to the committee
for correction.
The remainder Of the afternoon was con-
sumed In the discussion OF the apprentice.
snip question. during which a motion pre-
vailed that this question be settled during
tne present session Of the Corvention.
AZ T. M. the Convention adjourned IN.
til 9. A. N. tomorrow.
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THE ANTIQUE GOBLET.
BIZ Q. D THOMAS.


stood within q ,,alace tall:
pictured aHras downward rolled
every side. In many q told
And swinging cresse's liz the hall,
Revealing statues bronze and gold.
EmblaEoned vases here and there
In inches stood, enchased aud nne;
0dors, like incense from the shrine
OF Venus, Il IaSed every where,
And wooed my soul 10 bliss divine.
l took an sntixue goblet Up,
Fillhd with AmbrOsia TO the brin.
And watched the rosy gobules swim
Around the argin Of the cup,
Until mine eyes with tears mere dim.
A lady antered-tall and fair
In silken dFapery arr.yed;
Her tresses d. Wn her shoulders strayed.
DisheVeled by the perfumed Air
That Der the waving arras played.
gsssd, transfxed In mute surprise,
And marveled what peculiar grace
Gave angel beauty 10 her face
And then 1 saw her glorious eyes
transcend the brightness Of the place.
placed the goblet in her hand.
Min meNial gestuIe-bowing low;
The gotlet held no draught Of woe
HIu ySb Souiu nOt u0uefbl9nu
What made the lady trsInOle 90.
vh' red softly: "Lady, drInki
WIthin this gobIet have caught
TDe subtle ee0 nGea of thOuRhs- 4
The burning thoughts that poets think,
By love distilled and magic wrought"
Il dare not drink" the lady sighed
The tr' milling arrAs caught lhe sound,
And echoes answering, ore Il cund;
Il should ere now have been q bride,
And Il drink, yCur heart wound :"
Instant the palace walls expand;
fhe pictured arrAs outward oiled:
The lights Wtnt out In Ia mps Of gold;
The goblet vanished in my hand; =
My cottage walls we're damp and Geld
The scene was but love wrought dream,
The lSdy's form q fantasy;
The sad stars Natched aluae with me
NaughT but pale, unceftain gleam
Humid my lie Of myteryi
stern Monthly.
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SECOND DAY.
KRooKLYN Sent. Ia.

DROOkLfN, O6pb' L.
Agreeable to adjournment on Tuesday af-
ternoon, the Delegates to the fifth annual
session of the Carpenters and Joiners' Ma
tional Union met at Q A. NJ. to- day, at
headquarters. No. % Court street, Brooklyn,
President Phelps in the chair, Mr.. z. L.
Rosemon. Secretary.
The meeting have been called to order by
the President, and the roll call and other
preliminary business transacted, the Record
ing Secretary, M. Roseman, announced that
De bad received telegraphc dispatch from
the Treasurer Of the organization, Mr.. 9. II.
Harris, OF Detroit, Mich, in which he an
nounced that sickness had caused bis abb
senee from the convention.
Inc Credentials of Alexander McCottery,
OF the Edgewater, Staten Island. Union,
were presented, and upon being found cor
rect the gentleman was admitted as q
delegate.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Inc next business was the appointment
by the President of the various committees,
as follows:
COMMITTEE on Preaidents Address Thomas
d. Laramie, Of No. IA Bridgeport, Conn. J.
AcHoes, of No. 20, Easton, Pa g. Gordon, Of
No. 10, BROOKLYN.
Committee on Appeals-Joh Dunlap, of No.
~, Harlem Samuel Long. Jr. No. 90, Chester
CITY, Pa; William Mobray, No. 80, Philadel-
phia, "a James Brewer, No. 81, Poughkeep-
sic John Durkee, No. 67, Toledo, o.
Committee on Finance-John McHoes, No
50, Easton, Pa; Nelson J. DAw, No. so, Nor
walk, Conn.
Committee on Local Unions, Henry Hughes,
No. 0, n. 7. City; Francis Wach.ea, No. IL,
City.
Committee on Returns-A Manley No. %
=. Michael Meehan, No. Z, Albany; G. A.
bingham, No. 81, Hudson.
Committee on Ways and Means-Nelson
Cra-, No. 80, Norwalk, Conn Il. Gordon. No
10, BROOKLYN; H. Hughes, No. 5, New York
City; @. T. Manly, No. %.
Committee on Colored Llbo--C. 7. Crane,
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A New Monetary System,
BV EDWARD KELLOGG.
CHAPTER III.

THE RATES OF INTEREST THk GOVERNING POWER
oF DISTRIBUTION 70 LABOR AND CAPITAL.
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81. Louis MarKer.

By Telegraph.l ST. LOUIE sept. 8.
ToBAcco-Steady and strong, but uu-
charged,
CoTToN-Nothlug doing.
Il EMP-Eteady; sales Of UudTcs sed al
81 2gWl 80, the latter for choice.
FLOUR-LOw grades q m, scarce aud
wanted. sales Of supers at -1j 10 X, IS =
as 4Oi Xxx, . 599g6 tJi ky, 60 ESQ 50;
choice to fancy family, JdS 81.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy, and medium
grades have declined 2c: sales Of No.
] 10; No. do, 81 I79l ~; choice red, 81 Z5aa
! 80: No. white, 81 2T1zgl 521z ana ehoice,
S. 81.
CORN--Uncnanged, with sales 40 90aglc
for choice yellow, and S280jc for good 10
fancy white.
OATs-Opened Ic higher and buoyant,
but closed quiet and easier; sales of mixed
IN bulk at 42g4ic; mixed Ia sacks, 49850c;
white. bl@54e.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales 1T 81 q for good
Spring; 81 ~ for ohio Fall aud 81 % for
fancy Missouri.
KYE-Held higher, with small! sales Of
prime at Sc.
WHIsTY-steady and unchanged; sales
atsI II.
.GRocERIEs-Firme-, bat not quotably
changed.
PRoVIsIoNs-Mess pork dull and weak;
offered al S33 IS. with mt buyers. Dry salt
meat in fair order demand at 4MIlIc;
for shoulders, l712gl71<c Tor cl ar rlb sides,
and lSc for clear sides.
BAcON-Steady and with a good demand
at l55zc Tor shoulders. 1870 for clear RIB
sides, l9c for clear sides, and 2l1ZG52jc for
chcice sugar cured hams.
,LARD-Very quiet at I9Hgl95Zc for
choice tlerce.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-09

ANOTHER FEAT OF THE CHIvALRY.
By a private letter from reliable
source We learn that on Sunday, four
persons in disguise went to the house
of negro man, about eight miles
from Caseyville, Ky, and robbed him
of what money he had on hand
eight dollars--his pocket knife, and
some other small articles. 1t has
been supposed that the negro had sew
eral hundred dollars on hand, as he is
an industrious, saving man, who has
accumulated some property, such as
wagons, horses, cattle, &C., and has a
good growing crop. We are glad to
know that all good men in Kentucky
depreeate such wanton outrages on
inoffensive negroes, but the perpetra-
tors should be hunted down and sent
to the penitentiary.
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River Dispatches.

PITTsBURG, Sept. S--M onongahela eet,
and rising fast. Raining. Therm ometer Y
CAIRO. Sept. Sport List-Umpire, Ev-
natl to st-LOuis. An. /: Romeo, Evansville
packet. A. Bee, New Orleans to st.
Louis, 8 A M; Kate Robinson, st. Louis TO
CINCINNATI Pm; Julia Vicksburg TO st.
Louis, PM; Clara Scott, Evansville pack
ct, 3 p NJ; Longw OFtb, Cairo 10 New Or
leans, Pm. River fell inches.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. sport Ltst-Lintou.
cairo TO Cincinnati; MOllte Ebert, to Cairo
huntsville, from Cairo. The Anna, from
st. Louis, and the MinneOla, from Mem
phis, are aground on Portland Bar The
lie Clatre NO. z arrived from Cairo The
river IS declintng, with 3 feet l inch OF wa
ter IN the canal, and feet water over Port
lana bar The rain ceased last night; II is
now Gear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, September S.-Arrived: Con-
tinental, from New OEleans; Illinois, from
Peoria; BertrdIn, from KeOkuk; e. II i.
w ilson, from La crosse. Departed: Schuy-
Ter for Peoria; Lucy Bertram, for IEeo-
Euk; MINI sofa. for St. Paul; C1tV Of
Cairo for Memphis; Viola Belle, for Cam
bridge; ". Il. Dance. for Kansas city /;
Nick Wall for Lexington: q. II. Wilson,
for Paducah; Friendship, for Cairo: Robb.
coed stage OF wafer o Cairo, ana an M
usual depth to st. Paul. The Missouri and
Illinois are falling.
MEMPHIS, September S.-Clear and cool.
River stationary, with mark twain Ia the
channel. Arriv0d-GuldOp, from Arkan-
sas River Pauline Carol, from St. Louis /;
BarranquilIa, from Pittsburg.
NASHVILLE, September S.-Weather fair
and cool. River Using slowly.