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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Three big boats containing 2l5 men des-
tined for Cuba, were Overhauled 10 Long Is
land Sound By revenue cutters WednesG,y
morning, and the men were taken to tho
Brooklyn Navy Yard to await the action of
the government
FIVE lab0rers at the Ho0sac tunnel, in
Massachusetts, we're On Wednesday last &C.
cideDtly precipi.ated eighty feet to The bot
tom Of the shaft Two we're killed instantly
a1t the others m0rtally wounded.
N few days at Wilmington, y. c., cars
viii be placed on the new horse railroad
This j. the FIRST enterprise OF the kind III
that State.
ADyIcEs from Hong Kong, dated June Q,
report a great battle between the Imper
Ialists and the rebels, in which the latter
we're defeated with loss Of 10000 men.
The civil war N Japan is reported to be
still r~ging, aud heavy fighting was antici-
pated.
A RUxoE prevails at Memphis tha. Col.
STOKES had challenged Gov Santer to NOR
tai combat. The report vas not generally
credited.
TERRIBLE nitro giycerine explosion, has
occurred in Wales. A railway station. cart.
horses and drivers, we're blown to atoms.
The shock was felt in a village a quarter Of
a mile away.
ADvIcEs ria 81. Louis, represent the iniu-
ries done by the resent storm in Kansas az
even more serious than FIRST reported
Whole sections Of country have been laid
waste, houses, fences, crops and stock swept
away, and in some localities serious loss Of
life has occurred.
THE work Of laying the French American
Ocean Telegraph cable has been interrupt
ed. The last heard from the Great Eastern,
the cable was about to be cut, the vessel re-
turning to the French shore-for repairs, il
IS supposed-the cut end Of the laid cable
being buoyed until the vessels return.
The Irisa Church bill and the Feniap
/ question, continue TO agitate the British
Parli, ment. In the House Of Lords, on
Tuesday night, June 29tb, az amendment. "a
the Church bill, postponing the date Of III
taking effect to 1872, was passed, after a
warm debate, by vote Of 100 to "a. In the
House Of Commons, Mr.. Moore moved q res.
olution, directing aR examination into the
treatment OF Fenians, and re-classifeatior
Of prisoners 90 as 10 separate those c0nfne.
for political offences from all others. Bott
sections of the resolution were voted down
The London Tunes, commenting on this De
bate classes the Fenian prisoners as muir
derers, and strongly objects to any action
looking to an amellc7iatIon Of their condi
ton.
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FROM WASHINGTON.


~ me h'HtoFs OF lh- " uhAlNaAANs ADVOCATE
WASHINGTON, June rs, 1859.
Some weeks ago I received, from some
unknown band, a copy Of your paper, and
uas pleased w.th It-both FIR style aha
uN,tar; ard propose, ifyou desire, to sea3
an occasional article from this city
Ihe proper settlement 81 Nis question D..
conflict between capital and labor--or rather
between emp oyer ana employed liz really
the grss; question, Of the day tie question
worthy Of and whia will, engage the ear
nr-t attention on the vs.st ana true.t states
men " 'ur country, now that slavery IS
abolished The pcrpe.uty Of this ~ any
Republican p . aneaS depends urol the
49, perity Gifts industry and that mdustrg
order To reach ID, highest power ana en-
jrpneni must he intelligent. frugal ana
tcsl pers'e. Let at, operatives remain strictly
sober, and observe rational economy, and
taev w soon have acquired and saved The
means which viii EJ far toward enabling
them 90 "a 2intain az equal conflict with cap
i-al. Money cannot 81 20 wen without labor
~ labor can i0 without monevA when All
comes 70 the pinch, therefore, the more the
.a3oreIr lays up meaaA ior his supper, while
dictate the price fer wniO.. lie aiil work, IN
srea # beng entirely dictated to by capital
and the better WALL he b- prepared to. DEL
ma1d 8 just ard reasonable share az the
profits derived from his labor Preserve the
mind sober. and save the spare dimes, T u
work wonders IN ahardtnE power ana inlr-
pcnceuce. Ten cents daY spent Or drink
amounts @ $50 a-year- which may be saved
and vOuli support famill several weeks,
which il IF importance Ia case Of interrupted
employment Til. fact gives rise 60 impor-
tact suggestions worth needing by them Nn1
would bs VIsc, ana command ths posi-
ton
Senator Sprague Is now ID the Geld. ear
nesdt a. a worthy champion tlis worthy
cause and saou.d, as he doubtessswill, re
ceive the APPRECIATION an support Of every
la51Un. man and friend of labor, OF what
ever party And also Gen Cary il doiug
u0b.y. A4nOpohes, banks, and ali chartered
nonIei privileges, are implacabe, without
feeling, and can have ITO idea III justice OF
Judgment, except SO far as the h~ impresses
them--they " have neither bodies 10 kick
~ souls to damn" And lawyears, a. A
profession, are little better, though many Of
them are fair men. But tue profession, ike
mere spectators, produces nothing add
nothing % tie real amount Of wealth only
enrich themselves by accommodating what
thc work Of others produces. And htile or
70 better are most professional politicians
and Office holiers-but more anon.
d. S. C
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a regular meeting 81 the Trades Assem-
bly,, was held on Saturday evening, June %,
the president, P. J. O'Connell, 10 the chair.
The meeting was called % order to receive
the credentials Of the following delegates ;
From the Cigarmakers' l1it Iessrs.
T. w. Seipp, NJ. Wenke and henry Engle-
hardt.
From the puddlers' Nicholas
Crowds, Henry Price.
The meeting then adjourned to hear Mr..
WIN. II. Sylvis' address 70 the mechanics q
Chicago
AraNyo R.NSnRII Rec See
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FOR SALE

A tract o. land in the beautiful BELLYUE VALLEY.
from htsen mil IS several furnaces thus lusur
ug good market six miles from lr0udais the VI
r. R. Has been selected flr operative settlement
Tbs location Is healthy SOL good and easy 10 wlrk DO
fruit district, with good Amher 8h0 aces some %
improved a farm house 4 small Hufai4bed min with
two pair Of stones IN operation small water power
on stream made by luiAug springs. Tue farm as 3
small orchard living springs " SIT water. But the
valuable feature IL frestuua qusrries tav-
Ing superior grit for g-iudstCnes, fine, coarse sharp
diamond crit. arj 9Th grit l~ cry GRADING
These qgarries, u WORKED, must produce wealth. A
lathe is buii for turning zrnfsi0nes The would
we'll support 70 lt1 families Of farmers gardeners quar-
w men, ssoue-Cutters, black-nths carpenter and
other mechanics 1hs whole, or parts will b sold At
cost, which vE, those who vif conduct the
farm upon Teg1Frriars La-lTsrItirs principles.
~ further PARTICULARS inquire 20 the NoRKiNGNANs
AnyoCATE, W. SlGERsON Washington avenue -.
Louis, or REV. Il. .. SHELDON, Cedaryal- Washing
ton county, Mo
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costs Of prosecution, shall 5e applied to the be
neht Of the common school fund Of the county
in which such offence may have been commit
ted.
SEc. T. This act shall be deemed public act,
and shall take effect and be in force from and
after July ist, A. D. 1869.
Approved, March 10, 1889.
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To rHE TokKIse CLASS IL am prepared 20 FUR
nsh all classes with constant employment their homs
the whole Of the time tor the spare moments Bust
new, light and profitable Fifty cents TO - per
evening" l. easily earned BY persons % either and
the boys aud girls much men, Great Induce
mants offered those who will devote their whole
time 70 the business and that every person who
this notice may send their address and test the hus
for themselves, make the following unparalleled
oder To gil who not well satisfied with the busi-
win send 81 TO pay for the trouble OF writing me
Full particulars drectionA &C. SAINT free Sample sent
by NAH for 10 cents Address E. @. ALLEN, Augusta,
Maine.
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Board Of Directors (;

b. II. SKINNER, Proprietor Briggs House.
VI ". b0YRGrOS Architt u and Superintendent.
y. c. MoNULLEy. Gen. eupt Chicago 81. Louis p r.
s. p. PISrA u Chicago Co operative Printing Assn
RloHAs9 EDWARDS, Of Chicago City Directory.
O. O. CLAEKE, Of ) o. Clarke Co., Insurance Agents.
0LIvra II. HoAroS, Of Hoyne Horton, Atiorneys-at-
Law
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Its Advantages TO the Working
Glasses, Salaried Nee, and Per
sons of Limited Means.

!. II ~ber becomes the owner OF house and lot BY
he pa cent Of ne monthly rent. Thonsasds In Chi
oagu pay n rents every few years. than tbs value
81 'he property occupied.
q Ths money invested. through the Association. IL
lots and buildings always available and negotiable.
ana the property y constantly inrreaslas IA value
g. Under the operations OF the ASS lllton, he poor
cst member realize prodt pro rga With the one
vho invests ths largest sl The profits real estate,
blidngs, contracts ana loans, gong to the members.
The shares held BY members u this Association. to-
gether vita the amount u deposits made account
thereof exempt from attachment safe OF e1eca-
ton 70, debt tire same %, and In lieu o. the exemption
of homestead
81 Parents may take AM hold shares 10 this Assoca-
ton 10 behalf for the use OF children. Mar
RED women may take srd hold such shares witch also
exempt from debit ara tie debts %
their husbands
g Ne essier method Of obtaining psrusne-: hsme,
sitL small outlay % capital. b imagined. The
pan safe pract able has been thoroughly tested,
and found worthy In every instance
pr d ares 4 rurther particular. ,pply !. the
Office, l25 Dearborn Street.
80 Proposals viii be received f9r thirty days, far
from thirty l5s oca.-d Ia different parts ~ the
city.
GEO. w. SHARP, Secretary.
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intc disrgputc. as b5m5astic uorenutie,. aud ~
niue cases OUT 5f t1n fzzle our even before
reaching wv trying moments W saca contests.
tn this Ivy IVY tae ca.e. tber tb-- IVY blessed in
the possession OF some matter spirit or controlI-
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Nn WY al HosAS, delegate 70 the Piasterers'
Nsro.. Convention which meets at Boston,
aa Wednesday thc 7,a uf July, lcit This city
Ia.. rau-laf evening % attend tue same we
Y 80 h.n pleasant journey All safe return.
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Tvs foloeing important ami useful act takes
. .-om aaj alter JuIy ist. Ibis intended %
nn. tua 'r,uil.al. usa VI corporate names,
4 effects only such persons, or associations,
adopt corporate names for thc purpose Of
aiuas business q .oes uot interfere with
..al or o-ler kindred organizations, les object
uE Up prevent s 1ht4.aiug of money under
81 pretouces:
a Act to amend chapter Thirty Of the Revised
Statutes
-yCr!oS !. BE il enacted by the people 81 tie
ave 90 Illinois, represented 10 the Genc-I A.
molly, chat ID shall not be lswiul for any per-
p, or as ociation Of persons, To put forth any
90 or advertisement, and assume therein, or
ereou. f0r the purpose Of soliciting business
~ corporate name, unless by the authority of
mr public act Ut charter
$40 2. Il shall DOT be lawful for any person
persons, or association, company or corpora
n, doing business within thi- State, under Or
ul1rity Of any public act or charter, 70 put
rob 1uv slsl OF advertisement containing any
H-r name than that by which the said person.
persons, association, company or corporation
& designated and are authorized TO assume bv
tNN'-- N. M ~aa' VIZ Ntutf Wulch tue same
organized ANA doing business nor 70 add
vthing % sgch authorized name. ~ len-tben
sane.
&c. Z EVER eTs0u, IN persons, and any OF.
er, or ls"' 4 corp0ra i0n " association.
70 shall offend against any 81 tie provision.
this act shall, upon conviction thereof. pas a
AZ q not less dian one hundred dollars and
the discretion uf the court wherein such con
etim shall be hau, Ike sum for each day
~ the offence shalI be continued 20 be col
ted in the name Of the people OF the State 81
aois, 10 any court 81 record having eogni-
nee Of Ike offences and. il shall be the duty
sc states attorney to prosecute any person
persons the agents 81 officers Of any corpo-
li'' OF association Offending against this act
on nooee Of such offence having been com
tlcd, ara she amount Of SAID fne, less the
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Na sead a alE Wilcox Gibbs sewing
mac.. oiice price S65, 70 the agent sending
tHe arge.t number Of subscribers, from July
t-l sde " January lst, 1870. This is BONA
uns Offer, ana a record siA be kept, ana the
name Ithe successful contestau. published.
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TuE second annual PIE ric Of the Iron Ao~ld-
.r.f Union NJ tlls citr, Wild be held q WOOD
lawn, Jo.y 5th. From preparations made, an
ENJOYABLE season Is anticipated.
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OFFICERS /:

RICHARD EDWARDS, Prssiis
G. " SHARP. Serstayy.
D. f. HORrDN. wee T'~esiisat
J. IRVING PEARCE, Tgeas4re.-
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OsK w sbe largest ana cheapest stocks q
summer clothing may De found ct WitkoWsky's'
cc-rer 0r Randolph ana State streets Give him
a cali aud see
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JlI.A.1 BuHDNu AND loan ASSOCIATION
We direct lie attention " or readers 90 the
advertisements Of this company. Ws shall refer
" u more tliiv il uus u,aL
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THUS. CH ECE. Fre- leur
y K BJTT1FUED. TiagFut
=. b.. WALKER. Secretary
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EnEish frltu Cakes.
COTE CAKE, Sugar Coffee Cake, Sp.n1a una I-ny
Tarts, ll.nuY-rs, Slice ~ p,e, Lemon Caks Sponge
cresm. lU.s ~ bread Cgpc4k- Bismarczs Warrington
Pc, Cream Fufs. fruited Gin.ef bread CRACKERS.
Per Portion, Michigan, So-a, Cream. ysIar. lemon
Graham and Bosom Butter
Lemon and Ginger Susrs. CrAckneU-
Dried Toast BzCaits--ix for Fiye Cents.
Sweet Cakes-Four for Five Gents.
Lemon Biscuits, JumHles TrA, Drop, spice Domestic
Lem,u ana Seed C.s 81 ginzars.
at Tea Cents Each.
Jelly Roll, Pound Cake, Frat Cake FIench Cake
81 .05 tickets far Sion
IL 2NJ
55I 500
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