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legislative Assembly. Juue 4.

COUNCIL.-Honse bills providing for the
sale of the Central guard house, and making an
appropriation for the remission of q special tax,
were appropriately referrs(k comm unication
was received from Mrs. lucinda b. Chandler,
Mrs. Sara y. Spencer, and others. protesting
against the passage OF a law licensing houses of
prostitution; referred 20 the committee on
health, asylum and charities. House bill to
change the name OF Berry farm to Hilisboro',
was read and laid over. A communication was
received from the board Of health, enclosing a
resolution of thanks TO the physicians to the
Tily rendered the board of he ath in their efforts
to prevent the spread Of contagious diseases,
ana recommending 10 the legislative assembly
the passage of bill making appropriation to
compensate them for such services; referred TO
the committee on health, asylum and charities.
MI Riley, from the committee on claims re-
ported back without amendment bill for the re-
lief OF John A. Graham, for taxes enormously
paid The bill was rejected on its third reading
by tie vote-yeas 1, nays 4. Mr.. Quick moved
RECONSIDERATION OF the vote; agreed to. Adj
journed.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES-There were
present at the opening of the session of the
House, Messrs. Bond, Brewer, Bursley, Camp
bell, Carroll, Choate, Collins, (Speaker pro
tcm.,) Cox, Davis, Dickson. Hogan and Hunt
council bill for the condemnation and opening
an alley in square 100 was read a first time and
referred. MIR. Carroll offered a resolution in
curing by what authority the clerk of the
Northern market collects each morning a tax
from the country people and vendors of fruits;
adopted. Mr.. Davis moved to adjourn: lost
1eas-Messrs. Carroll, Cox and Dayis-3: NAYS
beli call OF the House was ordered, ami the
roll having been called and the absentees voted
the motion was withdrawn, and the House adj
jOurned.
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THE voTAEIEs OF FASHION will soon have An
OPT oTtunity CT indulging in the gaieties OF the
SEASIDE and summer resorts. The season viii be
iaiTly lnaugurated by the middle OF June and
many ladies' are now busiiy engaged in prepar-
ing tEelT COSTUMES. 1t will be necessary for
them to have appropriate sets OF jewelry. and
TO this end We recommend a visit TO Dir. Pri rs
emporium. No. i5I Pennsylvania avenue His
sets OF French gilt &c exceedingly beautiful.
IL is almost as durable as gold, and the designs
are far hancSomer and much more desirable
II is used by our best-dTessed ladies' and comes
IN full sets, including cOrOnets, banleaux, and
ornaments for the hair. The Alaska diamonds
set in gold, are preferable to the real gems for
crowded assemblages, and are so brilliant and
fun OF ulster that when set in gold tiey can
scarcely be deducted from the more extensive
articles. Mr. PriRg has also an immense variety
Of plated, oroide. jet. rubber and tortoisC-sheli
jtwelry. All his sets are furnished with GOLD or
plated wires. so that ladies can wear them with
out the slightest fear of cOrrosion. MIR. Prigg
receives novelties every day. Among these we
observe splendid tOrtoise-shell fan for five
collars, corOnet comb and Jet bracelets of
oIen work, elegantly carved; new Alaska sets
al fifteen dollars; enameled bracelets with gold
chains, at five dollars pair; and solitaire dia-
mond studs and pins. His plated sets OF spiral
studs, with pearl garnets and emerald centers
tor two dollars, and his asSOrtment of sleeve
buttons for two dollars are well worthy the ex-
animation of purchasers.
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The TYPOS CONGRESS IN RICHwoND.-Ia
the Typographical convention at Richmond
yesterday resolution recommending the sui Dor
innate unions 10 open their sessions with PRAYER,
was discussed with animation and finally re-
Jeeted resolution instructing the secretaries
OF subordinate unions TO furnish the secretary
OF tie international union lists or expelled mem
bers was adopted. Yesterday afternoon the
delegates were sightseeing and beng fetsd By
the Richmond tyIos.
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FINANCIAL AND OoMxERCIAL.

Money was in good supply in New York yes
terday at Sal per cent. The currency move
The demand which will come in q short time
for currency, 10 facilitate the movement Of the
wool clip, will give the city banks an oppor su-
nifty TO send away national bank notes, which
are still superintendent there.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, re, To-nixbt

u Material Theater.-The Royal Yeddo japanese
Troupe.
AoSoEie Temple.-Sirawberry festival for St
PatTiCks new church.
Waugh ChGPel.-Strawberry festival.
GcKendy,e Chapel-Srawberry festival for
the new church,
First BGItist CAurcA--Strawberry festival.
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PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE-The trade re-
mains about the same as for the two or three
weeks, a. regarSs prices and orders for coal.
Tie future OF the coal market is cause OF much
sClleitude 70 the several interests engaged in IT,
and, indeed, 20 consumers. There Is every pro-
batility Of large excess of coal, and with the
wages fixed at the mines and low prices in the
2TkCt, stOIpasS OF production see IN newt
able. The last tavCrably located mines viii
necessarily stop frst-PAiLI. Letgsr. 81.
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Georgetown Advertisements
NOW OPEN.
The New Cash Dry Goods Store.
lO5 BRIDGE Street, Ge0rgeiotrH, u. C.

H C. CRAIG,
(For nearly fourteen years connected with the we'll
known Dry Goods House OF JnO. III Smooth
Has Just received his new stock Of sPRING AND
sUMM ER DRY GOODS, embracing a choice line Of
Ladies Dress Fabrics, Japanese Silks, Sutanas
and POngees in the sty les shades and tiuts
Foulsrd and Clouded MOhsirs; Gray Mixtures, for
suits; Mourning Goods; an immense bargain in Blk
Grenadine Hermann, House furnishing Goods: La
dies, and Genilemen's Underwear; n large ass TT
ment of ParasOls and Sun Umbrellas; White Goods
IN great variety; Notions and III siery, &c sc
Many OF the above goods are fTem New York auction
sales. and are very much reduced in price All
bought within the last ten days, for cash, conse-
guenty customers will have the advantage of the re-
cent great decline.
Entertaining pardonable ambition to secure a
falr share Of public patronage, L have marked my
Goods down at the very lowest price and solicit AN
inspection, which will incur no obligation 10 pur-
chase. One price. ImRy 2Idtl1 III q CRAIG
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WM. ID. WHElTLEY'S
w STEAM DYEINT
AND SEQ URING ESTABLISHMENT
OFFICF-49 JFEFRRSoN STprvT

OFFIcE.4s JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. u.
Estabhshed 1881 premium awarded 1857; and 10 now
one OF the oldest largest and most complete est alb
nshments OF the kind in this country. NY patrons
VIII consult their own interests by sending In their
Ieu ard winter goods during the summer month
BEST place In the District for Cleaning or Dyeing
gentlemen 9 Clothing: Everything appertainfng 70
the business well and promptly executed. Office
ciosec daily AZ sunset except SATURDAY. when will
beopen until 90 .. m. Post Office Box 1923 arr
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CT T Y ITEM s.

REAL English CheviOt Suits from SIS to S25.
American Cheviot Suits from $40 to SIG.
Cashmere Suits, good articles, from $50 to SIS.
One price only. GEO. q. HRNNING,
No. 40 eth street n. W.
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COUNTERsEITISG FIFTY-CEST CUrRENCY.
Iewellyn Williams was tried in the United
States circuit court ia New York Yesterday on
q charge OF having in hLs possession, with in
tent % use, plate for printing counterfeit 80
cent fractional currency, and with causing the
same 10 be used. lie was found gliity ana re-
I--I----N s-r-t-L-ne
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A GREAT COMFORT and excellent thing Is the
abdominal corset sold at Chas. Baum's Hoop
skirt and Corset Factory, 40s eth street, between
ID and E.
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CHRAP SUMNER RESORT.

FENwICK's HOTEL. Ieonars,o,,. >, No.,
eounty, Nd has q late wears bee 'rna tho . n
,h hNIr.e resort oi NaShing ton!an- during WAN
the not season IL - d-lgfsfally situated lE.E4 ~
On brlttons Bay, sir miles from the mou- M M -.
fntonac and the terms, will be sean. are unusr,-
aliy moderate. Terms per month. So, los than !.
m"yth, ~ ~ Ter day. For full particulars address
J flEkNICk. Leonardo wn, ~. MARY : countv
Nd Beferences-Rey Alt Holmead,C A McEws1
W X singleton. j. N. Gordon. maK2l w q In. Y
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WEDDING.-At five O'Clock Tuesday evening,
the 4th instant, the nuptials OF Mr.. Edward
Brooke, OF Washington county, ID. e.. and Miss
MOllie l.. Arnold. OF East Washington. were
celebrated ar Christ Church, Navy Yar.iD he
Rev. Mr.. Mcclure officiating. The bride was
attended by Miss Hannah Arnold anil Miss
Mary Brooke, of Washington, and the groom by
Mr.. Clement II. Brooke of Washington, and
Mr. Richard Mann, of Va. Immediately after
the ceremony and the congratulations OF their
many friends, the happy pair started north on
a bridal tour. On their return they Will take
Up their residence at - Riverview, beautiful
site on the Heights of Georgetown, the property
OF the groom, where he has recently erected a
hue dWelling-house and where, il is hoped,
many long years of unaloyed happiness vii
follow the honey moon upon which they have
;gSt entered.
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New York News.

Dry GOODS DEALER ABsQUATULATED WITH
QUARTER OF A MILLION.
NEW YORK, june 5-Alfred Lagrave, Job
hing dry goods dealer, has absconded. leaving
large number Of heavy creditors, including A.
II. Stewart x Co, N. u. Clafiin u Co., and Ar
nCld, Constable < Co. Lagraye secured goods
Of the various firms on credit to the amount of
a quarter OF million of dollars. sold them at auc-
ton at ball price. and decamped. lie IL sup
% ssd to be in Europe.
VICTORIA WOODRUFF.
in letter some three columns in len 9Th, ac-
eepts the nomination of the Apollo Hall conyen-
ton lCT President.
Red Cloud, Red Dog and the remainder Of the
council party of the Ogalalla Sioux, arrived
here last night, and are quartered at the Grand
Central hotel.
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REAL ESTATE SALR.-Messrs. Coldwen &
King, auctoneeTs, sold yesterday afternoon
vacant lot on the southeast corner of New York
avenue and 18th street, to Mr.. j. Z. Johns on at
Sl.65% per square foot.
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SKELETON and ventiating Corsets are sold in
all styles at Chas. Baum's corset factory 40S
9TH street ~ -
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= = ~ w
IVORY in coral set,
When 'twixt parties lips you see,
S0=OdOat, it's safe TO bet,
Beauties the ivory. VS.
THE PANACEA for the ailments to which the
Sold by all Druggists. Sold wholesale and retail
by u. ID. Gilman. Retail by the following drug
gists: Kidwell & Son; +. ID. Bowling, Az and g
streets southwest; j. Coughlin, +, corner of 9th
Entwisle; Alfred Mcleod, Georgetown. coz
BOYS Grey Flannel Derby Sacks, with Pants
to match. Excellent goods for Boys.
Price only 50 per suit.
NOAH WALLER & Co..,
Gil Pennsylvania avenue.
A FAIR SHIRT.................
A Good Shirt. ...................... 2.GO
A First rate Shirt. Observation-Disclosures. $50
NOAH WALKER & Co..
Gil Penna. av., Meth. Hotel 3 e .lding.
LINEN CoArs from Is cents to a.
Alpaca Coats from 50 to 81.
Mohair Coats from $3.50 to Sc.
Flannel Coats from "a to IS.
EIsRMAN & Bro,
6e5 tn ST., three doors above e street.
CoRss, &c.-Dr white, Chiropodist. 81 for
extracting all your Corns and treating your
Bunions and Nails without pain or bleeding, at
6s5 10Th street, opposite Treasury. baltimore
office, North Charles street. Fee sly
DIR. LEON, III 1 street, between 1th and 9Th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
THRRnoNRrKRs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order BY Hempler. near 4k street!
VERY HANDSOME LIGHT-COLORED
som sS r desIsp I'll
Pennsylvania avenue. my29
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THE JARS at the National are astonishing the
natives by their wonderful feats of streng h,
agility and jugglery. No one should fail TO see
them during their short STAY here. II is a
remarkable troupe, and most OF their perform a.
ces are new in this city.
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VERY HANDSOME LIGHT-COLORED
PANTS, unsurpassed in beauty Of design and
workmanship, from "a to IS, alta. STRAUS', 1ot
Pennsy ania avenue. my29
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IVORY in coral set,
When 'twixt parties lips you see,
So<OdOat, tits safe TO bet,
Beauties the ivory, VS.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

XCURsI0N SEASON
The Steamer wAwAsET can be chartered fer
Excursions down the Potomac on IT,
Thursdays ekx0Szfz1b
A trip down The Potomac now is delightful and
health giving.
Apply at Once of Potomac Ferry Company, feOt
OF Ith street. I..-9W
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the corOner's report, showing that seventeen in
quests had been held during the past month,
was received. Mr.. NarbuTy called the atten.
ton of the board to the fact that two of the
meat inspectors in the employ Of the board had
become purchasers OF stalls in the Washington
market; he was of the opinion that these men
time be expected to condemn that of others
The subject was referred to the sanitary com
mittee for investigation. DR.. Verdi offered a
resolution for the appointment of a committee
to inquire into the expediency and expense TO
connect by telegraph the Office Of the health
officer with the police headquarters; adopted
and Drs. Verdi and Bliss were appointed.
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SUMNER RESORTS. ya
WE DE L'gAU HOTEL,

WE DE L'EAU HOTEL
SEWELE'S POINT, HAMPTON ROADS, Va,
OPPOSITE FORTRESS noYsoEJ
hs.ne~sns srac'ou. Hotel viii be fully open ~
Tue f'''' nospsI Jane Ie,h, ls-s. Ap
unssI 'hs {, r. ,es Pass SHSesfaS
binins the o,aiiorts e hone VITA the hsslsh aud
Shaded erovcs, q magnificent water view. an
excellent beach, hne bathing, sood srises, very
superior fishing grounds, snperisr facilities fr
Smons The atraSiSs Il us sn A,ea' ' r. NJ A''
The BAL Room is large aud attractive. Tue house
TsiesTsph dee in ,he house.
the steamer LADY % ihs Isss. OF the By LinS
on Baltimore, arrvinE at the ho.el early tho utNt
Terms: IS per day. SIS for I've , Ssss.. ESQ P-r
jeS-im Proprietor Atlantic HStrI. Norfolk.
DOCK ENON SPRINGS.
IL FREDERTCE COUNT, rIRGIyTi.
A g PRATT, M.S,erR.
Open from June 4 90 October 4, Isss.
A Delightful Summer Resort for Families.
TERMS PER MONTH, $40.
TRtEELING FACILITIES:
MsS@ss.. rsilrnsss .on , by 9ranse. Al,Nan.r's az
S sSs S. Ess:s Il wi n M Sp;
W Ca n 10 tue springs ia three hours over Tss
Sosi ihre9gh bssu,lfui scenery. DTiskS,s TO Tue
Springs and return, % tfti October i sf0 or
lave baltimore dept az as q. M dine A. Harppr a
Ferry, arriy ing ~ W inche-ter and the Se+i- .
sboNe. rare 10 Winchester, So; stage fars o
Springs, { 2-same 90 return - -ss,rtfS
NAIT0N.-Thi beautiful and very healthy
ct INNER RESORT. near saickor's 4 n
LAP, ard surrounded ~ che Blue RiiEeN WAN
Mounntsns, three hours' ride BY rail irCm - I
washington city, " row .nen for the rec rI-- IL
guests stasOn Of ls2. The buildings arr sfona esn
i tns oi isske slry rooms Those in the city de-
stIliIk % spend the snuI1rr AZ Yzttoa will pleas,
s11I.ss W: hight, ,und Hil Y. o. Lnailr
Pennsyl ania avenue 49, a. -
TuFAp STMNpR prs16C
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DRY GOODS.

John II. MITCHELL,
93I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
As is cur cust,m at this season Of the year we
have reduced our prices for the purpose Of closing
out as far sc possible, cur stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS,
and fully persuaded that our prices win mo
fsyorsbly Compare with any.
Cur stock is unusualy large for the season and
must be sold even at sacTidce therefore bargains
may be looked for il all cases.
~ An inspection of our stock is requested.
~ Goods packed and shipped free of expense.
les ct
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POPULAR SUMNER REsoRr.-The attention
of our readers Is invited to the advertise
ment of Mr.. j. +. Fenwick, which will be found
in another column. Mr.. F.'s hotel has been
ians seeking a respite from the heated term.
Ample facilities for boating, fishing bathing.
&c, are provided; whilst the terms, as will be
seen, are unusually moderate.
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CELECT kXCURSIONi
The Young Catholics Friend society
Will give their
ANNUAL EXCURSION
TO ST, INIGOEs, PINEY POINT, AND POINT
LOOKOUT.
On SATURDAK yUNE l3th, tns,ast.
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will leave
her wharf at 1890 O'Clock D. m. 6-
touch at Piney Point on sunday E.sS4ts-N
morning, mass at st. Inigoes at about De1Cxx<1.-S
clock. spend the afternoon at POINT Lookout re-
turn 70 Washington 81 8 o clock Monday morning
Tickets not transferable S3; stateroOms, meals
and nts extra. StateroOms may be secured
AT Mr.. JAMES LACkEY'S.N No COS 7th St jeI-2w
ITO PLEASURE PABTIEs.
The stesmer @. O. WHEELER can be chartered
by eHcuTsisD parties either for the IT,
day. Apply to 8r4oEzazn
JOSEPH PASSENO,
may3 wv Foot OF Congress st., Georgetown
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Judge Smell, this morning, District Attorney
Harrington, stated that he was ready TO hear
the case of the United States against DIR. Ed
NIT abortion, but lad been requested TO post
Iose, as defendant was not ready tor hearing
He had no objection, provided the accused
furnished good and sufficient bail. The offence
was OF very grave character. Leon, who had
just been brought over from jail, stated that he
was waiting for his counsel, Mr.. Norris, and
desired a postponement until to morrow In
The meantime he would try to obtain bail. An
old gentleman who had been sent for 10 90
bis bail, here declined to do so, but stated that
he would Try to get some one.
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
lust RECEIVED
$50 HANDSOME SUITS
Of all styles. For sale cheap at
mItI y. HEILERS, 7l5 Market Space.
MISS X. A, MCCORMICK,
~ Que gin SfTeef, beticeea Ednd r
mas rust opened an elegant stock Of MILLINERY
HOODo, comprising all the newest desisnsAA
Ia Pattern Bonnets, Hats, Flowers. Ribbous HSK
Laces, &c. Also, full line of Ladies' I'm H0k2
derwear; TO all of which she asks the attention OF
lne Iaoles o. Mashlngton and vicinity. apl0
SIRAW GOODS, FLOWERS and RIB N
~ BONS, at prices to suit At cI<3
m :. HELLER'S, us Market Space *
A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of CORsETs, at o.
"A reduced prices. CT9
Best Paris KID GLOVES, 81. "A
\. HELLER. pa
mI-u 1l3 Market Space. GAa
UsT REGEIyRD-A nne assortmen. o. Bsrr
~ mans -'
BERLIN 2EPHYR EMBROIDERED SLIPrEy
PATTERNS,
&c, &c, which am prepared 70 set NJ The Lowe,
prices. Gail and be convinced,
Il. p. LEROH, TIA Yth street,
saoo-u betwee- O ard n
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THHRHoMRrKRs and Barometers are repaire,
and made to order by Hempler. near AZ street
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CoIorED SCHOOL EXAMINATIoNs.-The ex-
amnations OF the colored public schools
were continued yesterday, in the Cham
berlain school building, Georgetown, CO n
menciDg with Secondary No. /, Miss Julia
Luckett, teacher. Superintendent Cook exam
spelling, arithmetic as tar as division, and
geography of North America, South America
and the United States. The school passed a
good examination.
Intermediate No. 1, Miss A. f. Vanderhoop
teacher, with ~ pupils, only being absent, was
examined by Prof ashon, in reading, spelling
arithmetic, geography OF the United States and
North America, and physical exercises. The
examination throughout was excellent, the
pupils responding freely and with marked ac-
curacy to the questions propounded.
Grammar school No.4, teacher (and principal
of building.) Miss Sarah L. Daffin, composed of
q pupils, all present, was examined by Super
intendent Cook in reading. spelling, arithme-
tic, TO the extraction OF the roots. the general
outlines OF geography, and that Of the United
States in detail, and grammar and history of the
United States. The pupils were put through a
severe ordeal, and acquitted themselves well.
The exercises were varied occasionally with III
alogues and recitations by the pupils. The sing
ing, under Mrs. Wormiey, music teacher, w as
excellent, there being among the pupils ome
very fine voices.
The examinations in the building were wit
messed by a large number of persons, the roo ms
being crowded all day; among those prese ut
were Rev. Mr.. Pinckney, Rev. ID. p. Seaton, D.
ID Mr.. Henry Craig, Rev. James Muse nj
Trustees Henry johnson and Chas King. Miss
Daffin has not had tardy pupil for five con e
cutive months, and has reduced the number of
cases of tardness from 800 1.-THE number last
year, to "a for the current school year. For I go
successive months the school has shown an ay G.
rage of 80 per cent. Of attendance.
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In THE SUPREME
TRICT OF
Andrew j. joyce,

This cause has been referred 90 me 20 take and
state account OF the late capsrtperskip between
The ccmplainsn and Patrick White.
Crecstors and al parties interested are notified 20
rpear ans prove their claims before gair 81 the
ssid copartnsrship, on MONDAY, the ION day OF
June, is72, at .. m, 1t my once, In YOungs Law
Building.
nSi Sc WALTER 9. cox, Auditor.
The workingman's advocate., 1872-03-23
NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS


NATIONAL LABOR UNIoN-Orx.ni.sd
RleHAGb rHTSLLIou. Pr~iasns. Fisher nosA, d.
s@T D. tiLssas ssessa viss Fr..is...' s- cn,s.eo
Z. ~. AaAnsoH ssusanry. TAmaqua, -
a {. cAzEsoS. frsssarsr, Sai Wsst Msdison street.,
E1ssuHvs commsass Q. Cameron, "a ohscaeo. w.
,. sytvA. q suneuTy, Pa. N. W. Field Dstroit Mich.
HEADQU ARTERS or CIGAR MAKERS
IL INTERNATIONAL UNION or AMERICA, Bald
ADErus o. xxrrunvr BOARD
Edwin yoHSsox President 81 Druid HIN avenue, BAL
.. II HATDOS, First Vice President, lO4 S. John -
Pwn Carr, second Vice President, box o., Green
Island, Albany county, n. Y.
ASsEl HAIR, Secretary, No. Exeter place. Charles
JOsEPu srERnr4, Assistant Secretary, lock box o,
Omaha. Neb
IRON MOULDERY INTERNATIONAL
IL UNION -HeAdquArtsn, Cincinnati, Ohlo.
wE HI sArS, Presdent lock box 10a5, Cincinnati,
Prr1. MKASET. Treasurer. 50 Summit street. Brook
wa e. Ba4sLur, Recording Secretary. bOn lss New
jas CAEaOLI. first vios Prs.sdsus, view YORK city.
LHoa EAAAA, seoona Nlce Prsaasat ~ byus. No.
WI HAYM, Third Vice President hridgeport Conn
ysO H. DAEos. Fourth Vice Prsuidsnt, Toronto. Ont.
MACHrNISTS AND BLACKSMITHSi
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