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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD.
NORRIS AND RSgRY DIV[SION


Bisrh,mioH syrasa'. o.yssc wTfHor CHAN clGs
SUMNER RANGgAENTs, commencing MONDAY, July II,
BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN y. BSouo. 5,acs'
directly. through nom N.-YO o.wsso .sCu' chang. o. s1
nd scranton with L. and B. for Kingston wifOarre Pitts
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN eonnessus,. Den,s With Boos
Sq soe a. a PIKE s. vita % saPn G ne
for wssr Gap sOs'uIE rs1 Bed 0 OF points
town Dover W.terloo nseieoTn Wilmington PhO,6urg
Ri p w sS Wit. S,, Ss F Ess r
Bethlehem. Allentown. haueh Chunh wltesba Reading and
BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN u, p.tsr % and
,OpprEa principal stations Connecting at Dover with Chester H.
an 4 10 F&sros EXPRESS connects Dover With Chests.
r Waterloo With Sussex r and at Gon with L. v Tor
$40 NAIL connect, With BOOnOn Chester
L EHcEfTTsTGs S sl af I n a 800 .'
Fc sSssif and ese,n.d.,. station, =. 60 so 1910
soGTH 0sA RAJ o s IS So ' 80 So 49, S S
'n For ,l sEwAak as, M 7 $40 so s4o :iOe 10, l6 az
Ss 8? 81! - So 5 ss i S:S.;s $50 $50 ' and
. s.rs S., !3' &at SiocaRfhD a9STcLAIR $50
$50 F .sS , ot IXkE ASPITSoSG rs
@ g.aH ss ono n 81: s sa. ''
GSkE and a66I syss s 20 sIa
"a ny BY fs s a. Es
=: S; E.s''s ';i sSSsa :s,..s.s
ERIE ILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
IL foot Of Chmbersst and foot Of kldst, as follows: . o
Througb EXPRESS rains Chamlersst ats M e:D
D. m anil D. daily HeW and improved Drawing Room toacu
sonauy the M tram hroughto Buffalo and sapennoo bne
CONNECTING at onee with magnificent Sleeping Coaches uhnias
hou.h To Cleveland Sleeping Coaches ACCOMPANY the
II SusquehAnna to Buffalo the $50 W. tram rom
EeyYork Suspension Bridge and the train from Newfork 10
fe Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An Engans Iran leaves
a' Far Por, Jsrri "a and Way e:Ooa and t3opm.
For Mddetown and Way at 'O and J:U m anu SURVEYS
only. $3.50 = m
forNevburgh and Way, at go a. M, $50 and 5;aopu
For Sunern and Way, and ep 49,. -. "a.
For PatersUn and W. q. 6;45 10 m IL NJ e e:l'GS
For Hsckens,f Hae and Spring valley 1878 N and 2it
siO t6:i5 ASo Wednesdays 'nd Saturdays only
For Piermopt s,sch Tsmans and Way $50 t0 f3lS
tii5 Az is and 745 D. and Wednesdays and Satu
DAYS onr 3 Midnight special sday Trains 1900 m and f:4s
leaving hours hsfbeur, leave
earlier than above Last boat from I'D 81,
BIS ..
Cache, can be obtsne for checking transfer Of Bag
rage NAV be len smee "a sac and 67 Broadway 25
S,mbefsst 81 Geenvch- R3hs and ID Avenue Harlem,
Tourt.t Boklyn Broadway W8amsbuEh Depots Dot 81
Cb.mbers 2st, Eewfork; and Long Dock Depot
Jsr,ry CITY and ofthe Agents at the principal hotsa
.D,iiy. tPor Permont and MACK tPor Haeisn,seL
L. D. RUCKER, Au,ns2, Md 4 BAhh
a.,;isn1t 1911 GeaI PaSsrA At
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
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Gitp Real gsiate for Sale.

T1ICHTH-AVE. LOTS for SALE-163 feet
n nsrt on avenue between ana one
hrstA Apply 10 NJ PHELPS @ CedatI seo'na
hooT
TLEVENTH-AV Ninety seventh and
Il Ninetyeighh, LOTS for SALE Seven Lots cseh soa"
Apply :. N. fhhLro o. Neo. $3.50 80
EOR SALE-Three-st story, high-stoOp, brown.
Madisonsvea Prstels., location Pnce 5000 House ZIP 80
feet and conveniently arranged all modern improvement
in thorough order ais s2 To be by permit only Apply
20 & H. LUDLOW Co.. No Pinest or - East seenteenhfH
EIFTH and Elghth-ave. and Broadway BUlLD-
ING LOTS single plots fronting and below Central Pf
and LOTS on MAisonave the adjacent streets for SALE BY
~ v. K STEVENSON Son, IL Pfse-tt
NERCER-ST-FOR SALE, No. 12S Mercer
wi 81 Lot PSI with three.story bk BUILDING Also, Inst
TENEMENT PROPERTY well rented ana IN perfect
order Apply To J. NJ PHILIPS 80 CedAra' second noof
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Gsnmirp Real &siaie for Sale.

TOR SALE.-FARM Of 80 acres, one hour
frcn S Pre-. stses 81 ..res ise daH fARh oci e,ops
irste.ss Places $4,000 70 ssoOo several 70 efeaanE,
-. Il g. FINLAND Dol Broadway
ERUIT FARM FOR SALE at bargain, "a
al kinds u frut immediate possession H. OLIVER Beshman
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Gitnations Danteo--M ales.

A MIDDLE-AGED MAN and WIFE (nO
N chdrenl would like To take charge Of country residences
the care Of good gardener Address
W L. Tribune Office
CIVILIZATION WANTED-As COachman by q
yousr tmsred family thoroughly understands his bns
pe,s Address S. NJ, Tribune Once for tuodays.
VVANTED-A SITUATION by irst-class
w Coschman will make himself generally nsefu
,roup goubds UnexeephonAble reference
Cal or addfru ISL Bat Fortieth-r., private stable
WANTED-A position as GARDENER, by
w ,,actc German aener. Unmarried spest bat French
and German For particulars apply TO H. NICHOLAS JARCHo"'
Editor Of Pamerreitung HewYot 81 Broad~ay
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Breoklpn ReaI Gstate for Sale.

DtepNIgH HUT N1EuIF 'UI '"'s'
TOR SALE-Elegant brOwn-stone HOUSE,
No. R.pae BrOOn lot asIls fte complete s NTH al ~
6pe order Terms easy HORACE FLETCHER 200 hoptagus
EOR SALE-In Prospect-place, on the hill
Prospect PARK BrOOtn, TWO One eIOwnons ffOns
HOUSES all lots 80 feet deem easy terms ana low
price Inquire GEO W. ALEXANDER No lPakpaee Brooklyn
EOR SALE-A new three-s story, brOwn-stone
HOUSE, in tel,s OssHSs VIZ i Improvements so1a2ioOi
Tor SITE-A 3-sfory basement and sub
cellar brown stone HOUSE 2OIiO lot 100 we'll located in Broofn
Price ell 600 Apply to NJ A. rutland Co, oBeefmanH N T.
EOR SALE-Three- story brick HOUSE, in COM
IL re order with gas fixtures ferry Terms
W. GREEN. l8S Fourth st, Wllhamsburgh.
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Bitdinboats arb RAILROADS.

FOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH--Ths
.sS s...asl AMsRicCs leaves .he teos
seoi Returning leaves Stanford O'clock and dssn~ u 3
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD C0.s
Psss sEF .s .. y sixss
Gh i s hA5Eoap s.s ' Ave- "a st5 M ssas PIX
s s ,. : n ,es: MIST rs DIV 4 ss w.s.
A''''F'' TICKETS GOOD gS y Eis s5R e.,. .,..
((ENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
r sss S.as ss s a sS co.:
sss " S. L., - ..Ps:lans I'd
ws . m y: q sp Ing r:s linz : Pitt
'''' ''' New KIT Srtk ~; 1rs ~ vrsr
conm...,, W.. .srslse iRs sa I'm E"hsr
is I.I,s. s, Is' cs, n
& ~ G:ss: H! H' s I'd
!: 81: ssd. .,s ,s E, =; A.
Csssi Ws~Sasa vie Lssiss DaO.
s ..; -: :s:sss: :' id' IA i''' via
x.s. S On S:.ss :s' T..... ...,,, x.,A cs...
Epss, P S hs, a:;u: s:.dns esana I.s.s
udss ",'"''afx' he csnssss q. psSarg fer Bel
sS s .Sn 2. Ap'S~, ss s.,o sn M Eaton
Junction VIII D, M w. e G'n'"a .'d caass
nre; :ss 1is I'd 1870 .ss s:sss c'aa
s. R..ds H.,i,s, E1's,. dali. E. Bethlehem, ..
Ing and P.,se Can P.SugS Chesss '''An1 Sleep
ss;iSr nEPsr son'rrils
1pn-For sonsr7lle.
ss:. So a.- tesa P.aI.a' E.'''o-
~ k.5sss pess s 50 s:i' sS go
ic;2 ll; M d'o 10: 90 2:oo ~ 's ~ 49, ts
T.i: i :. We: an :. s.a@s' r..
road .. iS' q S'"S'rI and the principal
'0''. -.N "'''' '-'" (. E. KICKER sup.rias.nIeo.
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Gonntrp Rral estate for Bale.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT,
~ liz ACRES. BORDERING on THE LAKE
AND ONE MILE PPOM THR


TOWN OF CANAHDAlGUA. ONTARIO COUNTY, n. "
20 grove balance high cultivation grain apple
pear peach orchards small ev.r and large quantities other
fruits home Commanding
Of the Lake. has besides kitchens
armen extensive barns Fras.es carriage lee boat and tenant
Lawn the LAKE. which affords sRe boating
fishing and duct oOng The well Known wealth
ard refinement colleges schools
the old n Y. Central r. and all points
desirable bore for retirement pleasure and profit Price $d0
,Addreas Boz 5O g. FAIRMAE
1856 Broadway. Eew-lOf
EOR SALE-The Valuable FARM of HAVER
HILL miles mum Prospect Depot Prince Edward County Va.
40 ACRES about tsOdS oDetbi timber 80
10 clover Improvements Of superior character and general
suited Par Of large BARN with
Sheds The hal
and bsab and heng extensively occupied by EDgEhmen
proprietor eootehmasl has The property
The House contains 10 has been renovated and ruruhe Piano
be sells call
Neu ZeAabd Phce $1,000 eusyes HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HORSES 10 bead Of CATTLE three CALVES HOGS and
POULTRY growing CROPS which considerable
WAGONS. OXCART and BUGGY all nearly with the usual
panlioe5afnaA Address ROBERT hLAREN, Prospect Depot
Prince Eda3zN County, Va
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BROOKLYN propertp TO fet.

EOR RENT-Elegant brown-stone HOUSE
No Pi7tp,ce Brooklyn complete with all improvement mir
rurs to the doors psos; ,sooed ceilings, &c HORACE
FLETCHER, 200 hontsguest
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LOR SALE.

kOh DALI.
Gns PLANTATION Of $50 ACRES miles from the corporae
limits Of the City Of Geeov 10 northern sOnh Carolina The i'm
proveneh consist Of large HOUSE (5e feet square, Of
With spacious hallway and vide veBdshs kitchen quaes
dry cellar smske house, barn erb, stables, 10
The sod sandy loan especially adapted to fruit There hres
large peach orchards containing 900 also 800 apple cherry
plum and and arbO grapes Pin. pnng
Of excellent which h known fail Two
front Of the hoase laid lawn dotted With and
Of variety the whole v.fs bod BY hedges
OF boz and Wild The climate healthy and The
Winters mild and the Summer heat npsre By cool bess from
the nSanAhs Phes $4,000 for farhsr psrnealars address
JCLIU6 c. SMITH, Greenvile g. C.
EOR SALE-A frst-class country RESI-
DEsCE :. Psghl.ePs two mile: sS.s Of 'ss Gcsr House
provenepts vstr bot nses he an perfect order
two e0aRss stable house barns sheds he b.et 81
hsndsomeiy laid with choice varieties Of ds Epd
drives and abundance Of uttrce planted twenty
view u pdsos River and rrVuBdng country
nsedss poAssssaon term 70 sait: Apply 70 :.
TOR SALE--Dairy Farm, 40 acres, near Chi
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1oruoraIlon Notifies.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the ap-
raon Of the N,vor Aliernen Cormonaly Of the Cy Of
Nerlork relaye to the WIDENING and sTRAGH TENlSG Of
BROADWAY.
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p,,vnger staon IN NewYort Of Twenty seVentiS and
fuurhsve. Entrance on Twenty. seyenthsL
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aad bessa1 stespboat AMERfCUs leaves nsr;
istd. LvRA AFTIKNO0N BID sad THIRTY 81 SIS
seloef Returning leaves Stanford a o'clock aod GrssnwA u 73
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TOR SALE-Dairy Farm, 40 acres near Chi
ssss sassss iasseVsSsslsss ass Ssas Aa BsbsuA INA
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Gelp Danteo.

AGENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Ladles
rsni.d IN CANyASS for taking work. Just poblshed
Liberal COMM Apply between IL and 70 '" b. sCo'L q"
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From tie New York Herald
The Texas and Pacific Railroad Job.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 4 1871

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, 1871.
Inc old Memphis and FL Paso scheme
managers are here endeavoring to get their
JOB through the House. It is on the
speaker table disguised az the Texas Pa
enc Railroad bill. 1t organizes a compa-
ny, gives it about 26,0OO,0OO acres Of pnb.
llc land, power to sue a large amount
many million dOllars-of bonds "autbor-
zed by the United States" and charter
for railroad through Texas to the Pacific,
on the thlrty-secOnd parallel; and last, but
not least, places the control OF the whole in
the hands Of the old Memphis aud III Paso
managers, giving them the power to throw
at least shadow Of legality over their IL
famous stock transactions in Paris. 50 tho
roughly exposed in the letters of Minister
" ashburne, and other papers accompany
ing the message Of
PRESIDENT GRANT
to the Senate, all of which may be found
on the ninth page of the Herald of the
18th Of June last.
The principal papers accompanying the
message were: First. letter FROM Minis
ter Washburne, dated Paris June 1, 1869,
70 Secretary Fish second, a letter, same
date, from A. Me!espine editor-in chief of
La lreSse Li6re, to MIR. Washburne third,
= letter from Secretary Fish to tie Secry,
Ky q the Interior fourth, letter from
Acsing Secretary Otto to s, cretary Fish:
a ma nnally, letter from Secretary F,sb II
Mr.. Washburne. L iSu 10
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Platform of the National Labor Union

WHEREAS, 1t is not deemed advisable to
change or modify the existing declaration OF
principles, but to reaffirm the same and for
practical use, enuEciate tile substance thereof
il more convenient and concise form, with
some additional resolutions; and,
WHEREAS, "All political power is inherent
in the people, aid free government founded on
their authority and established for their bene-
8 !" that all !reemcn are equal in political
rights, and entitled TO the largest political and
religious liberty compatible with the good order
OF society, IS also tn use a-d the enjoyment Of
the fruits Of their slabor and talents; and ''no
man or set of mcn are entitled to exclusive, sep
arstc emolumcnts, privileges or immunties
from the government, but in consideration of
public services :" and any Ia destructive OF
these fundamental principles ire without moral
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TRADES DIRECTORY.
MINERS UNION.-NELSON

MINERS LSON.
- WILLIE, Athens Count. Ohio.--Hocking Valley
Miners Union meets every Saturday In the Miners
Hail Thomas B. Teeter, president. Thomas Black
vice president, Samuel ButE, permanent secretary
John Giles. recording secretary Thomas sheperd
treasurer. William Jones and Henry spuries CORES
ponding secretary.
IOCRNEYMEN PLASTERERS' ASSO-
~ CITATION, OF CiDcI natl meets every other Thurs.
day evening Iron Moulders Union Hall % West Filth
Street All communications should be addressed tc the
corresponding SECRETARY, 1o9 West Front street.
ID. A. LTLks Sec. JOHE CAsEY, Pr co.
CHICAGO IRON MOULDERS' UNION
" No. g. meets 1t the Trades Assembly Hall, Lind
Block corner Market and Randolph street, every Fri
day evenin AtTk O'Clock.
J. PITxGsRALD, President.
THOMAS KhLLY, Rec. Secretary.
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GYRACUSE OPERATIVE BRICK

~ layers, Plasterers and StO5e Masons' ProtsctiNt
ond Benevolent Union, No. Is, meets every WEDNFs.
DAY evening, At BalEPAst SEVEN o'clock. in the q
Block Ger esee Street opposite the Court HOUSE
isTHRR g MKRRIcK, President; Charles r. Friend
Vice President James Carr, Recording Secretary JohT
u RAIDER, Financial Secretary; Thomas q Hickey
Corresponding Secretary John Baker, Treasurer
James Maloy Sergeant a. Arms.
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NTGAR MAKERS UNION. NO. /

~ ofMaryla1d, meets the first FRIDAY evening
Of every month at Central Hail. IS North Gay street
Baltimore. Edwin johnson, president. Thos oalline
ton vice president Ed ward r. Mccain, English
cording secretary. Ludwig Kuhne, German recording
g sretary u NJ. Oastine, financial secretary. Geo.
Prank, treasurer Y. Cronhardt, corresponding
tary, 129 k. Lombard ct.
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UNION. NO. H.

" HEADQUARTERS Berlyn House, 46 East Broadway
New York. Meets the first TUESDAY In every month
Kelley Moses, president 50 Monroe Ut. +. Sykes vice
president Norris Davis financial secretary. Hart
Jacobs recording secretary Barnett Beryn corres-
poudne secretary 46 East Broadway.
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DRICKLAYERS, UNION. NO.

~ Of Wisconsin Headquarters, MiIwaukee. Meets
every second and fourth SATURDAY in each month
At No 800 Fourth street. Patrick Nichols, president
Sol Astor ST. Joseph Humble vice president, No s.;
East Water Jacob Bott, treasurer, 637 Seventh
B. Thompson reco ding secretary Postofbce box l11S
Milwaukee t. Tinker, financial secretary, $50 Pros
pect James Tinker chairman trustees, $50 Marshal
st ". T. Watson, corresponding secretary, loo Third
street,
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CIGAR MAKERS

A UBURN, N. Y.-Union No. 81
n meets on the erst Monday evening IN each month
nj No. IL Geneses street.. Robert Burfesa Rres
dent. w. .. Hurlburt, vice president. j. X. Law
renee, recording and financial secretary. wm. GID
bons, corresponding secretary. Jas. Malone Treasurer
p. o, boz 100
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RRICKLAYERS, mn.

ION, No. l, Of PHILADELPHIA, the lst 9nd and
4th THURSDAY evenings In every month, as their Hall
"a Locuss street. third door above Eighth street. w.
L. john son president, Joseph y. Hackney Vice presi
dent Theodore YarGleJ recording and financial seere
tary, Samuel Burrs assistant secrsary Elisha Jone
treasurer, Ed ard Phelan sergeant arms A. Lcyds
o. H. Carson, u. X. Bray, trustees.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.-Union No.
~ So meets on the rss Saturday Of each month tho
Harmonic Hall Filth street. between washington and
Jefferson sts WIN. Toy. Pres Geo. Matho, Vice Pres.
Edw. LIndner, Rec. Sec. Pat q. Powers, Financial
sscret,ry LeonaI ". Conner Treasurer Ohas Rossn
thai, Corresponding Secretary. r. o Drawer S9o0.
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COLUMBUS, O.-Union No. IA
Frecks Hall No. los South Front Ftreet. John Rsu,
president J. johnson, vice president. J. Wenely, g.
name IL se etaFy. r. Blend, treasurer. Alexander
Hesse recording and corresponding secretary, P. o.
lock boz e15.
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KANSAS CITY, MO.-Union No.
IN 100 meets on the last Saturday evening OF each
month, at Turner's Hall
HENRY LxoEARD, Recording Secretary
HEERY seer, Corresponding Secretary, Drawer SOSz
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TOLEDO, OHl0.-UIon No. IS
.assts .r n 3 Ers Mouasy id - a nc 1th
g A-rsYtl, pEes r.. ;. c miss. vies pres HAN
Drckweth, treas. Benjamin Sheford, financial
John Murphy, recording Sec william Darlington cor
sec. Layman Geleord, porter. Drawer 49,
DROOKLYN, n Y.-Union No. 81
- meets on the fourth saturday evening in each
month at O'Clock Samuel Symcns, pres. A. l.
samueIs, treas J. Mchaels. rec sec. O. Laurence,
cor. sec, 12s Douglas street, Broo Klyn, Ny.
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PROVIDENCE, r. L.-Union No. 20
Il meets on the 6rst Tuesday Of each month in Les
ters ALL 116 Oranston street. Owen L. Leack, Prest
dent. r. Fowler, Vice President John A. Schrine,
Treasurer Geo Jesuph, Recording Secretary. p J.
Mcshea, Financial and orresponding Secretary, No.
998 High street.
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WASHINGTON,..D. C.-Union No.
w 100 meets the nrst Friday evening Of each
month"; at Mr.. Wsngemann's, PennsylvAnia avenue,
between A. and 9Th streets. ii. Seebo, president.
Wentze vice president Joseph g. Lash, correspond
ing secretary. r. Rohleder, recording secretary.
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A LBANY, N. Yr-Uni on No. 8
"A meets en shssecond- Fhdrrsdxy6 f each month nd
Mon lders Hail. 70 ctate srses as. Ward. president
julius Fish, vice, ptessdent. v. B. swsnn, CORES
james Kelly. financial secretary. David Hunter treas
sfeF. .aaulAa L..-rss.l aa.lEss-oi
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OOLDWATER, MICH.-Union No.
III meets on the second Tuesday Of every month
At Michigan Southern Hotel. August scheland, presi
dent. Monroe NJ. Bray, vice president. August sche-
land, Robert Rattray, corresponding see
Rotary, P. 0. drawer g.
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SYRACUSE, N. Y.--Union No. 6
~ meets the last Thursday In each month. }. j.
JUNO, president. 9. eimmonds vice president. John
Bond treasurer. John G. Kras, recording secretary.
Thomas Olune, financial secretary. A. l. Kttangsr,
corresponding secretary drawer 13o. Place Of meet
ing ~ North Balina street.
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JACKSONVILLE, ILL.-UniOn No.
ia meets the first Monday Of each month, IN
Pv.t,i. Hail Conrad schottkar president. Benjamin
CasseI recording and financial secretary: VIM fagin,
treasurer A. Ornellos, corresponding secretary,
P. o, box $50.
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OPERATIVE PLASTERERS' PROTEU-
OTIvE and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY % CHICAGO,
ILL, meets every TUESDAY, evening. az o'clock 10
u. rs.'s Hal. ~ scath CIsrA street.
VIZ PfsaST President.
Jona 6 Acrton, Cores 7ang sec. gsBrown ssreet
James JEFFREY, JT., Rec- eee'Ey. csc state street,
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MILWAUKEE.-Union No. IS
1N4 meets on the FIRST and third Tuesdays Of every
moath at Meyers Hall, go Fourth stree W. q Hoch
stein, resident R. Spengler vice president Paul
Gerger recor ding secretary Frank Wettengel, imam
cisl secretary. John Matthias, treasurer. Lewis Huss
corresponding secretary. p. o. lock bcx sal.
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BRICkLAYERs.
DRICKLAYERS' NATIONAL

- UNION. Seventh Annual Sesaon win Be held In
Albany, N. r., commt ncing on the second McDday In
January, 1879. Any seven brieklaVers may organise
union and obta ain q charter payment Of e5. Each
union Is entitled 70 three delegates Further infor
nation will be furnished BY adires sng the secretary
Meredith Moore President. 1873 Montgomery street,
syracuse, n. Y. Alfred Martin, vice president, boz
49,, Covingaon, KY. Chas. H. Rih delegate 81 large,
267 n East st. Indian polis, Ind. Walter b. Dcbson
treasurer, 5s7 Eat 8th street, Washington, d. O.
Samuel A. Steel vice sec, ia Webster av, Pittsburgh,
Pa John W. Browning, sec, % Grove st., New York
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OPRINGFIELD, MASS.-Union No.
~ 40 meets the nrst Tuesday Of eacb month, at
the Springfield House, No. West State street. Chss
HoItS president. Lawrence Samuels, recording sec
Rotary nd treasurer. q. Duncan, corresponding and
financial secretary, lock box 4.
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NLINTON, IOWA.-Union NJ n,

- meets on the first Monday Of each month. at A
Capps restaurant 9th ave, bet 1st and I'd streets
Jas. Harvey, President Geo. Becker Recording and
Corresponding Secretary. Herman Hsrrecke Financial
Secretary. John Miemierstort, Treasurer. p o. box
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.-Union No.
IL meets on the second Tuesday in each month At
Dtigent HalI Tenth and Filbert SITS. Charles Potz,
N esd4nt A. j. walter president. L J Birch,
-ecording secretary. j. B. Harvey treasurer. John
O. MeEzger financial se6retsry.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.-Union No.
Il IS meets on the nrst Tuesday Of every month, at
MilIer's Hall, South Delaware street. John Jacques
president Jacob Meyers, vice president Mike Schuck
recording secretary Frank Boyle, financial secretsry
John Flake ire .sure-. All A. Andrews 1orrespond-
i4 on .~.tsrs iscs boz IS
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. 10

- Of Pennsylvania, meets IN Chester every MON
DAY evening, cerler Of Third aud Penn streets. WIN
ncDO7a president Jen. Peirck vice sident, A.
stewart recording secretary, George W Dannake-
responding secretary, ". H. Brown assistant do, James
q. Dutton treasurer, William T. Galloway q. m. Me-
Donald John Meekins trustees, A. winfree ssFEen.
Moerge Wiegand, Deputy.
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pRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. 2

- Of Kentucky. meets every TUESDAY evening, Al
No 321 Scott Street. between Third and FOURTH Gov
ngtor. A J. Abbott, President A. Ambrose Vice
Presidens II. Overwine, Treasurer; w. L. Dweile
Financial Secretary VIM v. Marin. Recording se'
er-tary. Address wm- r. aarsIn. r. .. Box So Gov.
ngton, Kentucky