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wFURS, FURS sHAWLS, SHAWLS.
Ve kave now In store large stock Of FURS Of
every description, al extremely low prices.
Our stock Of PLAID, STRIPED, MER1No,
CASHMERE, BaoCHE, PAISLEY, and KNIT
s8AWLS is large and varied; also, GENTS
SHAWLS In large variety, as
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and I2l5 Main street
Everybody Who has used Johc Clark, Jr, q Co.'s
THREAD give IL the preference. no 10
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FOE best Anthracite Coal, 80 o y. q, Wat
KIgs's, I'LL Main street.. l55s Il atssst.
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FOR best KindliDg Wood, go TO >. D. WAT
EISs,s I'LL Main street. fs1}Ss
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CoEyIurs. fancy Johnson and Polly As.
.raplor, from Scott esunty for cne year for
msnslaughter, Were a'eceiveds sat the pant-
tentiayys syesterda aifSa 20 s,2sis
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iGOUTHERN AND ATLANTIGsT TEIE
~ GRAPH H5COMPANY.--1he ANIMAL infefinE1E
the Stockholders OF this Company viii 20 hetd Az
Pa, on MOnDAY, the sth day Of December, Is5ssl
at O'Clock T.. d., for the election OF officers for
the ensuing year. and for such otner business -
( fs<ss. .6sss1sgyS !. NJ. GOEL1NGW0on;s Z.
no la-,td ys,s.g- zs34-ss ri tSeeresasy..a
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1icllnoltd DispatfE1,
TUEsDAY........NovEM 20, 1870.

. lt3-.f
TaE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. 7:
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b, M,. .ELLysoN a CO.. giu tRaert &dseffzseM5dtsi1 il
:ne principal newspspersin Virgins 2osA1aG Gsros
Ina, Tennessee and the nortnern ss prt.;
! ishe,ss ratas, 6oe cash yA Appla at thss oEee
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sTsaR aAE;Es OR ExNH ANGE, g 80. k
sEG1Np 6 ssss a ss,ss ~ sssSS.
s s sSd low er kssr W. 81
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~ FLANNELs, FLANNELs, FLAN-
NELS.-Look at our all-wooi Red and WHITE
FLANNEL at 25c., worth 3oc.; superior pure
wool WHITE FLANNEL at aoc worth 4oc.; EX.
IRA WHITE FLANNEL at 3sc., worth 5Oc.; full
vard-wlde FLANNEL at 5oc., worth eoc.. ut Goc.,
worth 75c.; all qualities of RED and YELLOW,
and GREY; RED and BLUE TWILLED FLAN-
NELS; OPERA FLANNFLS In all colors also.
SILk-WARP FiANNEI,S, at ."
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and l2l5 Main street.
A trial will convince you that John Clark, Jr.,
& Co.'S SEWING COTTON is the best in use.
MS
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NT CARPETS, DRUGGETs, OIL
CLOfHS.-We have now in store BODY and
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, IN
GRAIN, VENlTIAN, and HEMP CARPETS; !;
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, l, H. snd yards wide !;
DRUGGET, BAIZE, LINEN, and OIL-CLOTH,
for covering stair carpets, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 snd 12l5 Main street.
The best SEWING COTTON now in market Is
JOHN CLARK, JR., & CO.'S. Use no other.
no Is
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BEST lAKTnaxcEfE Coat for crates aaa Stoves
as to s7.seper ton, delivered elcra Hiii frofu
$3.50 to ss.7s, delivered. Ok and Zine Moed At
lowest prices7or cash at leii and Cary and
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: me- WORsTED GOODS, WORSTED
sAcQUEs for ladies and
children, Of all sizes HOODS, EUBIAS, SON
TAGS sHAWLS, CAPES and CLOAKS. f.
largo stock of CHIaDRES's FANCY. WOOL
HosF. AZ = LEVY BROTHERS,
10 3 A.9>- I2is and 1915 Main street.
n+ 60 so " - :. ! ...gssgs no i5
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TAN Al OPEN r OsS&ssnTrTlf
" SCOTTSVILLE AND rTY EE2S ~
RiVER.-On the aoth instant our F-.Sn.L. 4TIl
run up to TYE RIVBb, and ls we run by fhe cid
schedule, passengers Will reach aad be takenfrfm
the different points on the canal az the old h.nrs.
, no 29-lw Ist "A ~ B.HDMrHD.
E0R FALL LLRIVER.-CURRIE u 57t
IL CO.'SI IN E. The fast satima ciIcouer OK
HATTIE COMBS. JAs IsoN, master, b Sv-raEssss
have quick dispatch. For balance Of f7etght ep.
ply to y .'a' CURRIE T. 49, !, +.
no s4-3m corner Of 18th and Cary. streets.
GIOR NEW YORK.-The Old IssA
A Dominion Steamship Compa ny,s SsaA4s&
tain BLACKwooD. Win leave hen wharf st Rocsa,ts
on TUESDAY, November. 90, at clock "A. d..
Freight received until 50sclock =. d., Monday.
Fare, &l2; slesrsgc, SO; round-trtp tickets, $50.
For freight or passage. spply to- F..f SsSii3
JOHN ". WYkTT. Agent
no 2s-2t No. . Governor street,
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H.s. coaI.ss ss.s,s silss psr Z isad .rrIssHsa.
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RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE RAILROAD CosIf1
- RICHMOND, Nov. Ii, 1870,

RICHMOND AND DAsvILLE RAMRoAD Co.,f5
RICHMOND, Nov. u, iS7Q..t9H
THE TWENTY-THIRD ANIMAL
il MERITS G. OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND AND, DANViLL o RI ALL.
ROAD COMPANY win be held IN the cit7 of
Richmond tat the Exchange Hotell ON the
SECOND WEDNE SD 7. IN DEcEMB&k
NEXT r4th), at Il O'Clock T. .,,....f
The transfer book VIII be cloeed on the Isl daysof
December until after the meeting. i.
esis FORM OF PROXY: 4. g,,.,ss,7
R1cHxosD. AND DAsv1LLE RAILROAD co.
Kno,o all Men by these Presents ftssE 80.
That IT,, the undersigned. do hereoy con.
Sttture and appoint - attorney -----.dOT
.--. and in - name. to vote on all qacst1onS
that may be brought before The nsssE ot ahe stSs
road Company, to be held SC s-- on ---s.- day o9
rattfgtBz xll the acts ,oT u - said attornoy
In the premises. fully as IL - were present aug
Intestimony whereof - have kereunto sfixed
- ; hand shis -- day oS no ~ eoesa .
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EREsH IMPORTATION OF ENGLISH
CHINA AND WHITE GRAEITEWAsRE.--
Now oPsn large sae.Y q oShT Slih,n rne sGTs fsss
PLATE.D SPOONS FORKS. CAST 0 ks,s
PITCHERS; RODGERS'S CUTLERY, togss9er as4a
with q complete stock of fEQUsE-EVEN!!snLhG
&c "a JOHN. 6iER. 1908 Main street.
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FOR REST.

EIOR RENT. the desirable and we'll 81
T located RESIDENCES OF the late Mrs. 81
Ann =. Pu!liam. on llth and Bainbridge streets,
p on civen Immediately. Its convenience o
III me churches aud h-stneSs parts OF the place
conn nd the attention Of persons In want OF Il
sDfflyro D. wEISIGER, or
mo- .s-ts 4. {. PULLIAM.
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RlcHnoYp AND errS1snuRo X. R.Sgos u

4 ~ RICHMOND AND SETkHGBURG e. k.EO.. T#s1E
/. 49, TREASURERsS OFFICE ,NSssy
RICHMOND, v &, Nov 18th, IS7t.4
NOTICE.--The annual meeting ofa thAs
IN stockholders OF this Company VIII RA bold nsf
the ONCE OF the Company, No. 91l Main street. 4
up stairs, between ssh md setn styests s0n TUES
Ia Y, the 18th tnsfs, at III O'clock ~ "a =.
s The books OF transfer win be closed From thl5
date until after the day Of Ensettpg. a 1900 2sE
3 no Is-td NJ W. sYAKKINGTlN.Isg
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TOR RENT, the desirable DWELL g.
L ING on ClSy street. near Adams a&join III
M. TIE Clay-street M'thodist Church. The house
nl> .tvru roume. with gas and water: the kitchen
lrr.t rooms. All IN good order.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
N ns :, Real ESt&.c gent.
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WE are pleased, to tnform our friends thst ehey
can get some superior CHEWING ToHAcGe q W.
.D.BLA1R p co.'s, corner 9th and Main ssreets.
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GREAT SUCCESS oE THE WOEDgRFUL
1' sAPPHo COMIC OPERA coMsANY,
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a'To-NIGRT (TUEsDAYl, HovEMBEn ssTH.
+. Il c.Es. a. The Comic, D pera OF " saHt -
THE RING AND THE KEEPRyz,sSasit
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sWarrock's Edition or Rlchardson,s Alnasnac,
1871, Wholesale and retail. at ELLysoN q. TAX.
IOF,,s. lI1e Main ptrees. ~ y -
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'AaUsEa1EaTs.

d HAIL CoAE ass saasi per load, delivered no.
%; sonth sch etreat. ssstsst I'D 49,
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nWNER WANTED.-We have in our
[ na,sesstau LARGE MACK HORSE; SUP
,Cx,d 10 have been stnlen. Apply st me once OF
Air M ,''' no 20 st
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: - 8 e s'akLsfs....A.
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THEATRE

J. s.DoRsEY. oGDEN..,...D Direc.or ana nsn.ssr.
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T DESIRE A SITUATION AS CLERK
l IN i couir,,>S.on or grocery house Tor thteee
,nofihs with privilege OF becoming par ner.
HcInrr, ce given sud required Address ~, ~ city
NS'S'N, - ta,,,nt,.Ir- ,,ei,ny lt*
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WANTS.

q No. l UPHOLSTERER.
W A good price will he paid. and steady EN-
,',rue,t Cali al No. $40 Broad street, between
ID ';iS -'n. ~. =. u eATEwocD.
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WANTED. OCCUPANTS for several
w rIcs.ant rooms 3; Mrs. BN ERS'S s?T NJ In
80, hntwcrn Eih and streets. no ~ lwe
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-04-16

Aa4herixsd Agents for The AAvssstss
The following genflemea are suthsrlssd
70 not ~ Agents for Tm ADVOCATE. Amy
moneys paid TO them viii be duly acknow-
ledgsd:
y. .. fnoMPscH Milwaukee Wa.
0nAs. MAT, Mfwsakss.
S%o4a hi1czcLBvA goushsn nlneis
geaaAs HDousa, bsBsviiis,
W.. 7. ows.s tassyeins
s. Sc; sai En- k,4 S;. .s:..''
SAass Jason. Reels Station.
bo1.KHR, Murphysboro.
0ss IsonvnL: g. John D. oaosa-
a. koosRs, 81. Louis No.
T. So s.:.se. S:.,r Agsa' Cor Missouri
D. A: AUII ana, New Orleans jackson r. Z. ssops.
New Orleans, La.
DoUsALL 6AsPsnL, Troy, NY.
Soa1 &. IsRRAL. Water Valley, Mis.
9. THaowsR, Atlanta, Georgia.
y. A. WILSON, Atlanta, Ga.
yoaa 4 WAMnnH, ooumbus, Ga
1ho@As CAsnY, montgomery, Ala.
yoeH y. PowEis, Mobile, Ala
4 D. sEEsIDAH, Wukesbsrre. Pa.
A. OEA7RLL8, Auburn, MY.
3no. = DUNLAP, Melville, N. J.
eEfH o. WALKS, PeekskiiL N. T. ana vicinity.
SAAns LswIs, Folsom, Cal.
9soff LBifcs, Sacramento. Gal
Q. eLxvIs, Sunbary, Pa.
y. RosRMoRD, Ne9 York city
n. HAYWOOD, state o. Massachusetts,.
yoss Z. MsLLos, for the State Of New Jersey.
mAkLY, omaha, Nebraska
WI. Ola X, Lostans, III,
-. Hoasx. Black River Falls Wisconda.
49, IawsItsE W LLorD. Omaha. Eeeraaka:
S R,s. HAssa,'sLe. Wheeling. Wee Virginia.
W.. J. JHssUP, New York City.
~. AuRPE1, Baltimore, Md.
=. raoaHH. Amboy. Ill.
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STATE SAVINGS IxsrIrUrIoN.-It gives rs plea
sure to again call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement Of this old and well-estab-
lished inFtitution. We feel satisfied there are
thOusandS In our city who have reason to bles'
the day that they deposited their nrst saved
dollar il Ice vaults. Many q mechanic new
snugly situated in bis own homestead, can trace
his success, by having his ambition strengthened
and his hope increased BY little balance In the
STATE 81 WINGS The man who makes his week.
ly depCsil s-nO matter what bis income or call.
ing-is On the high road to fortune and nov,
that tie hum Of industry 10 heard throughout
the city, W earnestly hope that our working
people Will remember that winter sccceeds sum
mer, thst the present 10 their harvest time, and
that il they are frugal now that they vii have
q handsome balance in their favor By the time
work SlSckens. A word 70 the wise 10 sulh-
Gent
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Tar TRADra-Ths trades remain about IS at

Tar TRADRa-Ths trades remain about as at
last chromcled The movement looking to q
reduction in the wages Of almost all mechanics.
continues In progress The wages of those
workmen whose labor enters into the construc-
ton of houses have gone down, perhaps, on
an average Of twenty Eve cents per day.
There was considerable demur before these re-
auctions we're Acceded to, but the detected
condition Of the union rendered resistance by
the faithful almost an absurdity. The weavers
are again in trouble. Those engaged in the
weaving Of ingram carpets, In the employ Of
ThoG Baker, an extensive manufacturer, are or
strike against proposed reduction, with, We
are sorry to saw, but poor prospects of success.
The besmers And twisters have been compelled
to accept a reduction, that is to say, q reduc
tion YES proposed, the union OF jscted, and the
black sheep ,cepted the rulings OF the list
Eat b. going to work At the curtaiIed prices.
The same old sickenIng story.
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80, and The Bond System.

n.maTmRkerB h"u SAAS
o. a. EsT York Star in noticing the
Ia 81. y |. delegate has been selected
''' y. Makers Union No. 90, or that
y W y nrOceed to Washington for the
~ " \ occurring a modification Of
slfPv ..oDt law of Congress regarding
y ..Dufscture Of cigars, says;
b, ~ l..iir. Of the Cigarmakers is to have
lss as' u .sctiOn 81, Of the law Of 1853,
15 5oS = 4 bsi- 2 considered in the highest
DI'D' "Suo1ious and inquisitOrai, intrOduc-
r'' : oo"S intO the relations Of basines,
4 spJu J. Nm very OnerOuson the manu-
O'so' - , small scale as well as the
1isI pr n CT;g.rmaksrs. The former find
r'H'li "a, y difficulty in procuring bonds
y IT, ~ law demands, and complying
- 4. otber requirements Of the law ;
rt ue .. NM .suy Of them are, in this way.
. T ,| debarred from practising their
dsu. Is independent men, and forced
''1 H. employment Of capitalists-the law
% mon .0oOoliling the cigar business in TIE
BS ~ : few. The latter, when out Of
SDS y 18th some manufacturers. used to
l'Ii A. 40 employment at cigar making
Ra SECURING for themselves, thereby
n'1 M their livelihood ; now, being OBJ
s 4Is j 6rd bonds, to pay license fee,
s'' ,S.v are for the most part, unable to
e n ~ md are thereby deprived Of their
% ". N substance. All this system of
- .,i.r - bonding. and licensing. the men
n Z entirely SuperAuous If, the men
' I.,..j he law allowed cigar making
'sSort any previous control, simply order
',I' rcgistry Of CigaImakers, and that no
.ss,moed cigars shall be sold, be the
.-.;i.smeut for violation Of the law As high
! Congress may impose, and enforcing this
b. % harm whatever could accrue to
4 l.I II,ited States Revenue, while, on the
H., hand. the poor workingman who can
\ end constant employment, may then
u H. livelihood by employing himself. 1t
htbsr claimed that there are q great
NV Cisarmakers who would manuaeture
|, themselves, and cbeerfully conform with
\ h requirements Of the Internal Revenue
!, uroVided the section relating to the
nd system is abolished or 50 amended as
mia Il less onerous to the trade.
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On motion the bills were al ordered Maid ex.
cept the gas bill, which was given back u che
FnsDce Committee % tase TO the oflce 70 be
corrected and ihen:p.i
The president called Order for the eood ol
she Assembly and Unions, which broaghs out q
very long debate, all the delegates present par.
ticiPating. some cor tending that Il wss vsry
hard on those unions hat carried On the Assem
bly,.
In answer to several questions Messrs. O'Cou-
nell and Ramsdals explained WHY the Typo
graphical Union and st. Crispins had Withdrawn
from the Asssallly, which appeared 70 be aests-
Ing but few little bubbles amongst their own
unions, and NOT worthy to be taken nesice Of By
brotherly workingmen. All members were sa-
tis6ed that there vas no blame on the part Of
the Assembly. The delegates pointed Gus how
ths Assembly could act on the diferen. union;
OF the city IL all the unions would be
a. Congress did on the several States Of the
Union. They would al be combined together
under one head, the same as the several States
were In Congress. By 90 doing they were al
bound together in one powerful body-oDe
grand and glorious nation. So with the me-
chanics-goiug through. the world single handed;
they were always weak, always at the mercy Of
the capitalists. never able TO obtain q Just re-
for their labOr-whieh 10 their cap.
Ital. But, when they are combined together N
a union, they are as one-aIl powerful.
On motion p C'Oonuell and T Lynch were
appointed committee to wait on the Typo.
graphicsl Union At their next meeting
The members Of all trades unions are allowed
In the Assembly during It's sessions which are
held on the second ard fourth Saturdays of each
month, business commencing at o'clock p.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-04-16

TEE PSYCHOLOGIST; especially devoted to Ea
cheering. Manufacturing, and Building,
Industrial Publication Company. No I7e
Broadway, New York.
This Is n new monthly magazine that promises
Of great usefulness. II 10 handsomely printed
qosrto Of thirty six pages, exclusive Of ndver
dseuenss, and published as e9,OO a year
Among the numerous Illustrations 10 the Febru.
airy number, 10 startling picture of the interior
Of . New York tenement house.
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MOVING AND CLkAHIxe DAY N Coms, and to
such Of our readers as intend investing 10 paper
hanginss iOr upholstery, We say 90 70 Faxoa q
Co., "A sDd rs Lake street, where ons Of tia
largest, cheapest and most varied stock Of goods
In this line in the vest, may be found.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-04-16

BLENDING BROKEN CH1NA.-Eia-
mO5 maui cement for glass and china is
is;n 49, - me following manner: Take
sIn uglass ! o., distilled -ater 9 oxs.,
III no l ozs., warm in water bath
G a. dissolved, and strain the solution.
m mSa to the clear solution, while not,
~ y emulsion Of gum ammoni&c /
S r' alcoholic solution of gum mastac 5
qualities '''''e' S'eS' Au"e'A'e
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ABsrArEHsxr. We are requested %
state that the scale Of prices said by Hon.
Washington Townsend, in bis recent speech
pending the consideration Of the Tariff Bill, to
prevail at the different iron works in Penn
sylvania, Il incorrect The wages actually paid
are materially less than stated, and further re-
auctions are still being made. We hope the
public will take cognizance Of this correction.
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SATURDAY EVENINGS

Means for identifying Depositors
When 0 new Deposition nrst comes 70 me eennss 49,
csutons are takeu and records made, % that ne may
aIways be Identified. and 90 tn 10 case oOok i'''
the owner thereof cannot Be demanded.
"a te receipts and care Savings Deposits ana runes
aenosited "a trust No Commercial or General BANK
NJ business In transacted
v..,r proportiou Of the funds are invested BY loan
r.al swtnte In the city Of Chicago. In making such
rna preference 10 always given 70 applications from
r.rstorN on small mans who have accumulated In the
Insfjtu ION sucient funds 70 pay for lot Of groand
and deEre tn borrow something more 70 aid them In
erecting buildings be used permanent homes for
themselves and families.
a~Money renitsed BY DRAM 10 Europe or elsewhere
for Depodtors.
A1rfhe Plans Of Cheap Cottages, selected by m som-
mises Of dspoators In this nssituton, may BE- seen al
me Davinw vank
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WoRKIEsxAE's ADVOCATE -PhilaseIphia Of
fee, liz South Fourth Street-rH1RD FLOOR
where subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and sample copies may be had
G. BEN J., Reporter Agent
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-04-16

MASS MEErNa OF SrovK AND Hollow
WARE AOULDERs.-A mass meeting Of journey
men Stove and Hollow Ware Moulders took
place on Saturday eyening, a. the ball on
Grad avenue. below Seventh. james Brad
ley. President ]. A. BArford. Vice President /;
q. Walls, Secretary; David Caffrode, Treas
urer. The President stated that the meeting
had been called for the purpose Of reorg.nizing
the union, recep tion of new members, and other
business.
The names Of the different hollow ware and
stove moulding establishments we're then called,
when 1877 men employed in them responded by
signing the constitution Of the Association and
taking the usual oath, making total member
ship in this city OF '227 It was stated tha /
some months sgo, a reduction was made by
the employers Of from Is to 30 per cent. on
the wages Of their men, since which only $3.50
for ten hours labor per day have been paid,
while men working by the piece, average from
els to $50 per week for eleven hours labor
daily.
The mOulders are thoroughly aroused, and at
the next meeting OF the union they expect to
have every moulder in the city in the union.
The officers Of the union are old and tried
trades unionists, and We may conf IDENTIFY ex.
pect that whatever action 10 taken, will not at
least be hasty. Philadelphia il the birthplace
OF union among mOulders, and It was q dis
grace to all concerned that the union was ever
allowed to lose the power 1t once possessed.
Our readers will be kept fully posted a. to th cir
actions in the future.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-04-16

TEE Coal nMKRs' LAST SrnKk.-The last
pending strike Of the coal miners, Il win be
well TO advise consumers Of coal, 10 not con
test inaugurated BY the men looking to an in
crease Of wages, but is an effort at resistance.
The New York papers testify, that, to use the
words Of the News" standard paper pub
lished in that city, " The sales Of Scranton coal
have become a clique contest--a fight between
bulls and bears" The bears 6Dd the mar
ket too full 10 admit Of q profitable manipula-
ton. In conjunction with the operators, they
necessitate a cessation Of production, bv pro-
posing q reduction Of wages, which they know
cannot succeed, owing TO the admirable unani-
nifty of sentiment and action which character
izes the thousands Of those employed in, and
about the coal mines Of this State. But the
object is not 90 much to reduce wages, as Il IL
to control the stock on hand, BY temporarily
blOckAding the arteries of supply, and thus en-
BANGING the cost Of coal to the consumer. Hither-
70, the poor miner has had to bear the brunt
Of the cursing conseq uent upon the high mar
ket prices Of coal. To those who can recog-
nize nothing good in q man, simply because his
necessi lies compel him to mine coal for liv-
ing, this intelligence may give some light. It
will play Jessie" with a pet theory, but we
hope they may not like the Frenchman with bis
iron-clad conviction Of right, continue belief
In the theory, and account the evidence " %
much the worse for the facts"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-04-16
CITY MATTERS.

IHE Pi'rterer Of Chicago have gained their
STRIKE aid Aoo are now the ruling rates Of
WaRea-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-04-16

An act Incorporating the Moulders' Interna-
tioaal Union has recently passed the Pennsylvs.
mia Legislature. We hope, in few days, to
publish il in full.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-04-16
DAINTs FOR FARMERS AND
OIDER VINEGAR.
Prussing's Celebrated CiderV Vinegar

Pirss premium awarded tbs United States Pair. .
Illinois state Fair, and chicago City Fair. Largess
works Of the Kind In the United Gtases. estAblisbed
lsla OHAG- g. n. PHUeSING,
$50 and Sal Dtsse Street, ChleaaN
ARAsk year greesS Tor Psssang's Vinegar.