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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
GRAPE WIZ =

Wa tslso pleasure in directing tho attention
of the ruhIic to Spaer's celebrn,ed Port Grape
Vine p pure snd unsdul!cTs:ed grape wine
upon which ovory one having occasion to use
vino may most implicitly roly.
The vino is made st iipaar's vineyards, Pas
sale, n. j. It hes rich favor, mellow juicl-
ness ard brilliant color, nnd IS not only an
s@reenbl, beverage, but highly banaGcisl in lis
nrnpcr,ius. We know thi. To DO tho tact, hav.
Ing tired tho article thoroughly. lisa, Spae;,'s
Bottled Wines with his signature on the cork,
and you are sure Of getting ~ par" article
Davenport Democrat.
Foe sMle by Uruggi.ts. dee 3--lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF CONF. OF THE CUREENCf,

w ASH IS'' WV
SgTHrR.AS, by Satisfactory evidence pre-
w sen:ed to TIE un;gfs'gncdI i 1SS Esen
wlONAil BANK OF ALEXANDRIA" in
The city of Alexandria, in the county OF Alex
endria and State Of Virgins, has been duly
organized under ~rd according /? tho require
msnt: Of tbs &c, CT Congress entitled ''9n act
to provide National Currency, secured b? p
rlsdge of United S:a.cs bends, aid TO provide
for the circulation: md redemption thereof" ap-
proved June Sd, 1861, and has complied with t
all the provisions OF said act required 70 DO
complied with before commencing the business
Of banking uador iali act;
Now, therefore, J.. Jno. jay hnoTT, Acting
ColnrlrolIer OF the Currency, 20 hereby certify
that Ths Citizens National Bank of AiezHn-
dra in the city Of Alosand7ia in the 10 eTqnsy
Of . lexandrie, snd State Of 9lTelnia Is eutnor-
lied 20 com n erce the business Of banking I'M
der the &C: aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
+ SEAL. seal OF Office, thi; SLh day OF Oc-
No. 17iG tobcr, 1910.
Acting Comptroller 9! the Currency,
oct 11-ls.;int Treasury Depa TIN elt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
TYHOMA!2 SINCLAIR

fIYBOMAs SINCLAIR
CAHPENrGA s X ID JulH ~
40 Is, SOUTH W ATAE SIk:,h
(Ne..r tle :;n! i Of the thd D"Liinl"n.;
Is prepared 10 execute, With C!sratHE a"t "h
tee Inosi reasonable terms, 81! 1oTE IN h'a "no,
sud sati:ia"trr warranted.
lie sCiiciis work from toe hdltG.i:t c&UT'", -
h. is prepared to cuatfact Tor nun'i.uS, 90 ~ -
anY Kind ~ rr.,.irif:c. - l1-t
:, u g +. Rs FAMILY Saving MA
IS GH.m::-!no best for al kinds Of family
sewing and light manufacturing ruTpo5e5.-
Ninety thoussEt sold l.ss. yes' CaH he seen
III operation At all times. S0:A on ne mos jlo.
cral terms by Z. Z. BERRY, hgant, -,
"a King ST., AieIa., Va.
Gre Howe and ono Wilcox L Gibbs hscnl1e
new snd in perfect order, fer sale cheap. lnol9
VELVET FOX CLnAkINH.
Those beautiful Corded Velreteens.
SUPERIOR Black Fe.veteens, elegant goods.
L,si:ies are invited TO call and examine there
.olds at No. e. King street.
nov Is EpB ESI !. WD'il'.
Opened BY WV II. REKKLEY, No. "a
" KING STREET.
Cassimorcs. :u!ied Cl2.h, Twecds, superior
Bad Blankets. Shaker Fianacis, Opera ditto.
W.tor Proof Cloths Black Volrcteens, ana
more OF those very cheap Alp.ca:. Cal! carly.
GOV IS
q: SAT r!! II SIS; md STuFFtHS u.
lSs ARLIN s. Sons,
dec 50 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

DANk or TIE OLD DOMINION.
= Alexandria. va, June 9Th. 1871.
Nouice il hereby given that the counterslRn
Cd notes OF this Bank and its Branch at pearls-
burg must be presented at this othcs Tor re-
dcmpton st pa On or before the lst day Of
july. 1871. or tho same will be- barred, in con .
torf.iAr with in set fthe General Assembly Of
VirgiTia, 1asStd iiiun 10th, lS7C, emitted an
"Act for tbs relici CT the Bank o! the Old DO.
nnion."
This Bank having been in 3 course of lIQui.
dston for the past i've years, and It beng very
desirable to close up its business and to redeem
the ANAL smount of its circulation now out
Standing, tic holders of its notes sro earnestly
requested to present them for payment Mt an
early day. WM II. LAMBERT, Cashier
Il n MILLER Prest ia 27-1awGm
NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVkH, That spp!i-
~ cation W Ii be made 10 The Grange, Alex
andria ard Manassas Railroad CoMp"ny Tor the
renewal Of tho Following lost or ms!sId cariih-
Gates of thei. stock issued 10 mo, viz:
No. %, JAn 28. 1861. for 50 shares pref stock.
No $50 Feb "a, 1868, for 80 shares. Itnnref
No 955, Sop So 1876 for II shares. stnck.
No lU3G Ap. :, 1853, for lG shares.
Also certificate issued to ne Ms trustee for
Mrs. S. z. Scott, viz: No. 1913, Nov. Ii. le6O,
nov 3|Iswlnn JOHN WILLIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

rCTOuAC FAMILY EOEuEEHlAG.p put
40 expressly for family use; also hell bar
reI: tor snle n. market rates ,o,ruu
.c 17a King street.
rCODS FOR MEN AID BOYS WEAK.
= lsrga a:sor,meat-vegJ chol;. I'll dealers
sre reouested to examine our Et?c.. ,,,oon
nov q =. -------S--
.~a,.SI NAILSl-2G0 kegs received to-day
and for ssls by ,,.,,
-, II &; King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

pEADY FOR The HOLIDAYS Have
Is opened this day and offer to the public and
INV customers well selected stock for tho mol
days. consisting of the best Lager Rsisinss,
Whole boxes, halves and quarters; Nuts Of all
kinds, Filberts, English WnInuts, Soft Shell
Almonds, Pecans, ETC.; tho best Preserved
Canton Ginger, fresh and very nice; Citron,
Currants seed less Rsisins, Figs, by tho dram,
nalf do md pound; Flsvoring Extracts Of all
kinds, Liquid Kennel, CoI's Galatine Nnce
Meat prepared OK expressly for family use Can
ned Goods CT ell kids. Prime New York Buck
whesta and Teas, the very, best Green and Black.
one in need or e good article will do well to
give me e. call Also Yarmouth Sugar Germ,
The best in the world, for sulo by
W F. BROOkES,
nov IN l7o King st above WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

S4OWDER CRACKERS! and TOKPEOOES
for sale by &. WM RAMSAY,
dec5 l49 KING street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
OPENED TO DAY.
n ID 4 ~ A

OPENED TO DAY.
~ NEW ALPACA.
Another supply of those beautiful BLACK
ALPACAS.
Since we have been keeping this lnfKe OF Al
psca we have sold hundreds OF yards, and in
every case given entro satisfaction. No. g.
King street. ,,r,,,
dec 6 ROBERI -. HUOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
DJCH BLACK DRESS SILK.

We call especial attention to these goods.
Ladies desiring to purchase II n,co Is ACh
Silk would do we'll to seo our goods and
prices. No. 81 King street.
GecG +. T.. WOOD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

rEA MOSS fARiNE. Heckor's tarina,
- KinrsfGrd Corn Starch md Cnx's Gclatne
iSr sac By AVERY q DAVID :ON,
nov - 226 |; ing St. cor. alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

CALTPETRE, Of various qualities, just re-
~ ceved and Tor sale by
nov 80 b. s. LEADBEATKR & ERC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

DIME CHEWING and SMOKING TObAC'
IL co and SEGARS for sale by
nov Is J. G. MTLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
AMUSEM EN- rs.
Manager

TWO NIGHTS ONLY
IT appearance in this city Of the world re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

CIV -ET ClDER-New York Sweet CIDER
~ received this day By
Eov Is j. G.. MlLBUlN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
lust RECEIVED AID FOX SALE Al
y REASONABLE RATES.

XES! AXES!-.Just received, Mann's
n Siesx.l's, uurhs, Hsmm"nd's, L.evtrits:
and other makes of Axes, all Of best quality
wholesale and retsil
J. L. CREIGHTON & SON,
oct 26 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
1xrORsTgDs, YARNS AND WOODS.

Received this day my second supply of tho
above goods, al! of which are of the best quail
", and will be sold wholesale and retail rs
chesp 40 the cheapest. {. Z. BERE1,
dec p King st.. Al81a., Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

WINTER SPERM ulL-warranteit to stand
w the winterCjust received e. ana toH $50 oS
nov 30 l.. =. LEA ~ hhAi -. ID ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
Sy Beck, kncx & Aerby,

fRoal Estate Agen.s and AuctlonoaFs. !!
SALE OF SElNES, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

PRIME LOT OF NORTH TERN BUTTER
"A received this d " and for sale by
VIM. F. BROUkES,
1ecG l19 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

l0l whole, hst and quartz: bcAes EaiSlns.
s mats Seed.ts5 do.
- casts Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Nc.
s boxes Citron.
& boxes Preserved Ginger.
i casks English Pickles
2 casks CuTrsIts.
: ca ky n. 7. Buckwhoat Flour.
IS boxes English Dairy Cheese.
Is boxes Country do =,
Fine Toas snd full line Of choice Family
Groceries for sale by
dec 5--}w f. Il. ia WSoN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

rUNa, PISTOLS, REVOLV EE>-a Iina
w assortment vt
JAS. =. CARLIN & SON@,
dec5 50 King sirast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

BUILDERS HARDW invite g.
d tention TO our stock of Bulldog Hard ware,
such as Locks. Hinges, Nsils, Screws: &C.
Some If these goods are very cheap and OF e1-
cellent quality Call and see.
dec 6 J. Il. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
NITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK.

TLTIZENS' NATIONAL Is JAN u.
This Bank wi, be open on MONDAY, the
2sth iEstar. for Tho transaction Of rogu az
Baking business, such as receiving deposits,
Giscounling bills md notos, selling exchange,
United States bonds, &C.
Banking hours from Q e. NJ to ) H. II.
We solicit the patronage OF tho public.
KOBEET II. II MILLER, President.
VIM. f. LAMBERT, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
T.. u. MILLER,
!. DAlNGEkFlELD,
4. Fl. Lam BERT,
J B. SMG0f
3. WHEAT nov Zo-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
fsy Beck. Ilnox Il ErrhE,

Fairfax county, nov l9-!a4V
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06

zNUCUMBER PICKLES, by the large and
y small quantities. for sale by
WIN +. BROOEES,
dec6 l79 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-12-06
or TIE Old DOMINION.

j u )
Acting Comptroller 9? the Currency,
oct 1I-Ixgiut Treasury Depa tine lt
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-19
More Truth than Poetry

The New York Globe, in referring to
the recent election in Massachusetts,
says
The recent election in Massachusetts, demon
strated that the Republican party in that State
is as invncible as the Democratic party is in
this. After so much fuss and furry on the part
OF labor reforms, prohibitionists, and female
suffragists we confess to little disappoiI sment
at the result. Out Of two hundred aud forty
members Of the Massachusetts, legislation, the
united Democratic Labor Reform and Temper
ance opposition amounts to but forty nine mem
bers II is evident that the time has not vet
come for the formation Of a new party in the
old Bay State, and all attempts TO divide or
weaken the present Republican organization
amounts to nothing 1t is also evident that
free-rum will continue TO run and be glorifsd
in Massachusetts,; aud that in spite Of the North
Adams Chinese, the laboring men OF that old
commonwealth are happy and eontented These
things being so, let US hear no more about white
slavery in Massachusetts,. The Slaves" Of that
State are 50 well content with the existing order
Of things, they will not vote to alter il.
Without endorsing the GniWnus
which evideutly prompted the above,
we must admit there Is a good deal Of
common sense in its conclusions, which
the workingmn, in all sections, would
do well to ponder over. "God helps
those who help themselves"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-19

the truth will not sustain n II - 49, I
garry as to need the smallest tine, e.
soPhlstry 70 make it stand mistaken
against the onslaughts of all assaiIino
pow ers. then let them mite as the bold
champions of the right, and shout n
down to the silence of perpetual
slumber; or give it as chaff ID whirl-
pools Of ire and tempests Of h.mc.
One shall chase Thousand, and t,ro
shall put ten thousand to flight III
we are right, they will flee when we
are rot pursuing.
AS an advocate for the rights Of me
whole people, / call on the Iaymen and
sound officials Of all parties, 10 unite
for their own safety ignoring old party
names, and all former party and sec
tional discord. for What goes up
must come down" So let everyone look
well to his hwn crown.
All know that whatever will promote
the general good Of the party called
republicans, must prove the prolific
source OF good to the party we call
democrats, and labor union.
When great issues invoke the sober
attention OF the masses, involving
their best interests, the very existence
OF their government itself must be in
peril in coexisting magnitude. Har-
mony of party feeling in unison of
action, is the only reliable token Of a
Nations freedom from embarrassment.
and general prosperity. We know
that imperialism is til ndcd 10 ship
wreck IepublIcanism il this country.
Shall it he done
But the fall of the government would
be a matter of trifling indifference to
Us, if, as it is assumed it be the sole and
eJccluStUe estate, Of about three or four
hundred thousand Of its citizens. Bot
Ibis is what we deny to the collision
of recent birth, whose parallels of
usurPatiou and perfdy cannot be found
in the annals Of modern history. This
is plain talk, but since it IL true Of the
diabolism Of those who stand at the
head Of the two old parties, and this
is truly day of general peril 70 all
the producing classes of this country,
may be pardoned for my freedom OF
speech, and honesty Of purpose.
Ignoring the use Of all sensational
trash, dare, with a steady nerve, in.
form oil the producing classes of this
country, that they have all the cause
they need to be up and doing. And
will here plainly state the reason WHY.
The Coolie question i upon US, and i
assn -ning ride proportions; it il ab
sorbing in its ruinous and destructive
consequences it is the question which
II not throttled at once, will soon dwarf
all others to mere trfles, it is the cankel
worm that Is intended To devour the
rit0k of American freedom. Will yor
intercept the monster in his marcel
against the battlements Of freedom
Have you eyes to see? ears to hear
hearts to feel and hands to work fol
liberty against slavery? / think yot
have.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-19
THE MINER.

The Anthrdcite Monitor, of Nov. 18TH,
in referring to the coal trade, SAYS:
The business still continues dull and
little hope Of a change. Ifcold wealth.
er would set in, it might instill a little
life into the trade, but it is almost too
late IN the season to expert much Of a
revival
WE hear that it is contemplated bv
the companies in Luzerene to reduce
the wages Of their hands. Wages in
Schuylkill cannot be reduced much
more, and leave the men sufficient to
ges the barest necessaries of life.
A MEETING Of the operators commit.
tee and the committee of the w. b. A.
was held last Monday at PottsviIle, to
try to make some arrangements for
prices for next year. The proceedings
have not been made public.
ANTHRACITE CoAL IN CALIFORNIA
From San Bernardino County, Cali
Iornia }. Ii. Levy, reports the discov-
cry Of large vein ofAnthracite Coal.
How if California becomes a rival with
Pennsylvania in the Anthracite Coal
business
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-19
From Kansas.

The stt.ers on the Cherokee Neutral
Lands, are circulating the following
petition, to be presented to the Senate
and House of Repr, sentatives, at their
next session:
To the honorable Senate and House of Repre-
resentativee OF the United States OF America.
We, the undersigned settlers OF the Cherokee
Neutral Lands in Kansas, do hereby petition
your honorable bodies 70 pass the bin III. r,
No. 1914, } now vending 10 the lower house Of
Congress for our relief
For full particulars respecting our rights a.
actual bone fda settlers upon these lands NE
beg leave 70 respectfully refer to the report Of
Hon. John T. G.. Sharks, Of Indiana, at your
last session. AZ american citzens devoted to
the cause Of Liberty and Freedom, as tx United
States soldiers who stood BY the flag CT our
Union m the darkest hour Of its peril, as Dor
ton Of the people Of this nat.l- AID ia tie
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-19

chanical-seeking for one class OF citi-
zens, special privileges at the expense OF
another-aro useless and antagonistic 10
the oenius of our inA. 'tutions, and
should be frowned dow by every low
er Of true Democracy. Our country
so immense in its extent, so varied in
its climate, so vast in its resources, SO
comparatively sparse in population,
can Justly be claimed as the asylum Of
oppressed humanity, and the man,
or class of men, who attempted to
make capital out Of the accident Of
their birth, at the expense of the less
favored, are knaves Of the first water
unworthy the claims OF American
citizens.
In striking contrast TO those hide
bound, anti-republican ideas, are the
broad, catholic, comprehensive Princi-
pies Of the National Labor Union,
which ignore all creeds, sexes and ma
tionahties, and simply draw the line of
demarcation between the robbers and
the robbed; no matter whether of
Milesian, Teutonic, New England, Pot
tawotamie or Ethiopian origin. Let a
comparison be drawn, and we are will
ing to leave the decision in the hands
of an intelligent public.
In conclusion, we appeal TO every
true American to frown down all such
CARNATIONS. They are opposed to
the spirit Of the age and the genius Of
our institutions. Let them remember
that
'''Iis worth alone that makes the man,
The want Of ii the fellow"
That outside Of these tests, all APP
peals to nationalistic prejudice are
worthy Of contempt, and used only to
shield the cowardice or incompetency
Of their advocates.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-19

The Boston JVo' kman, in referring to
the recent election in Massachusetts,
says: .
The people are being badly deceived by the
daily press, IN the report Of the aggregate vote
Of the Labor Reform party Phillips got about
1000 votes Il is impossible to tell how large
proportion Of these -. 900 votes were cast BY
Labor Reformers I'LL we examine the figures for
Lieut.. Governor. Here it will be noticed that
a large number Of towns simply return Phillips
vote, Out do not return any vote fer Lieut..
Governor. The daily papers foot these latter
columns up just as though they we're all right,
thus aiming 10 belittle the Labor Reform vote.
Really, our vote is just about the same as last
year
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-19

90 ""'Ape' ~ 'iie -""'A~e'
Journal contains the following:
ORtrr,vx ,i. ,;,h g.. -, -,
anno,,,,,.' - !, y = ~" ueep is ~, ~
r. I-raeI ~ ~ w." NV w;t 1911
di,d ~ F,id.v M ,,.s ~'1 lp'' ~
rae N M. $3.50. N V-''', w N n'us
that w .,s WA, v, e..ti .,
Ing N N. ,,,ss, M, .u'i \. s''h Ai rprits' NotA
isiaiIpn far Nv urn.gt \, ,t IN. NM,
Those 81 ~ who u.r.. at tt.. r,'' -. ,1,,
vcniion M J,lr NAN MAN, .'"of Pits Oon-
and unal,tru.iv. IN M. r,...- "-''' I'M 49,
solid view on tbe. m.rv ~ y. SCUM
b fore t,at hodv ia "S e'A' V'''.
the ITp;ar Ia a. rc.c, r. ,s. "i'hioer .,
10 rer-escnt Union \, fa- Ivy 's pIo'leu
vention bnt vas unable w 49,, '',''1n Ion
,,;,.;,,,, " tee- t..s WV va tne Dc
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-11-19
LABOR ITEMS.

CONDUCTORS of Railroads wishing in
70 -mation of, or to become members of
the United States Railroad Conductors
Life Insurance Company, will please
address F. NJ. Livingston, Secretary
and Treasurer, Columbus, Ohio, giving
their post Office address, who will send
documents and instructions.
JAMES MARSHALL, Prest.
Z. Nj. LIVINGSTON Sec'y & Treas.
Columbus, o., Dec. u, 1868.
LOCOMOTIVE Engineers throughout
the continent, who are desirious of
forming. Sub Divisions of the b. of L.
E., to act in concert with those already
organized, are invited TO communicate
with CHARLES WILSON, G. G. E.,
10 Frankfort ST., Cleveland, Ohio.
THERE are 5,s4s,477 spindles in the
mills IN the Northern American States,
and 1867 in the South.
The last issue of the Printers Or
culW says:
In Austin, Texas, and Columbia, s.
c., trade is dull, with a supply of eem-
positors In excess of the demand tIn
the latter city no aid will be extended
to "traveler," unless he carries we'll
authentic ated card.
WE have received advices Of strikes.
in progress in Springfield, Ill, and
Williamsport, Pa.
TIE New Hampshire Labor Reform
ers will hoil a nominating convention,
Dec. p, in Concord.
KNIGHTS or ST. CEIsPIN,-A Boston
dispatch of the 14th inst says:
The Massachusetts Grand lodge of
Knights Of st. Crispin, at recent SEES
sion, projected its organization under
the charter obtained from the last
Legislature, and elected a board of
officers. The following decisions were
also approved First, that there shall
hereafter be no strikes in the st Crispln
organization second, that as rapidly
as possible the organization shall be
changed into cooperative one. They
intend to PSI state aid. There are
now upon the rolls of the order about
Is, coo men.
The boot and shoe business is very
dull in Boston at present The price
of spring trade will rule no lower. In
Stoneham business is very dull.
THE Massachusetts, Grand Lodge,
<. o. S. G., were in session IN Boston
all last week.
A new York dispatch, Of the I4th.
inst, says: The hall Of the Coopers'
Union was crowded last night with an
audience representing all classes OF
citizens to listen TO A. J. Mundella,
the member of Parliament from Shelf
field, who lectured on strikes, arbitra-
ton and the civil service in Great
Britain. The platfotm was occupied
by number OF prominent divines, law
yers, merchants and others.
A Coon ONE.-A republican candi-
date for the Legislature had the pleas
ure of listening to the remarks of a
fifteenth amendment, just before cleo.
ton, on the claims of the respective
parties in the following style:
"Go way from me. Don't talk to
dis chile about voting for Democrats
and Labor Union men. Dey tink dem
selves BETA dan niggah. No sab,
won't vote for any white man.
Uotcs the republican ticket, Idoes. -
Columbus WorkingDrs,s'S Journal.
The Brieklayers' Union of No. 1, OF
Brooklyn, installed, Nov. 1Ith., NJ.
Conroy as President. NJ. Ormond as
Vice-President, VIM. i. Roundtree, +.
Dunnigan, and NJ. j. Kennedy as Sec
retanes and P. Farley as Treasurer.