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Officers Of the Cigar Makers Interna.
tiOnal Union.

VIM. H, Noerr, president, 303 Chisty
Avnue, st. Louis, Mo. r.
! ID. d Olive, first vice president, Box 2l9
Leavenworth, Ma. - aa
j. A. Keenan,, second vice president, s
Trinity Place, Albany, y. Y.
Peter Csdy, secretary box 81 Troy, \. Y.
Joseph Sterritt, asst. sec, lock box S,
Omaha, Neb.
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The Wheat Field Of America !
HealthfHl Climate, Free Hsmes, Good
Markets.

TME NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD oner,
for sale is Lands On Central and Western Win
nexsota, embracing: l. The best of Wheat Land 2
Excellent lumber for the Ml the Farm and the Fire
g. Rich Prairie Pasturage and Natural Meadow. Watered
by clear Lakes and running streams in Healthful
Climate, where Fever and Ague is unknown.
Grain can be shipped hence by lake 10 market ~
cheaply from Eastern Iowa Central llnois Cars
run Through these Lands from Lake Superior to
Dakota Price Of land close 10 track $500 to - per
acre further away $50 TO sAO0. SeVeR Wears
Credt1; Warrantee Deeds Northern Pacific i-30
Bends, selling at par, received for land at 81 10.
No other unoccuped Lands present such advantages to
settlers.
SOLDIERS under the law March. 1sI2) get
100 acres FREE, the railruad, by oae and two
wears residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED RATRs
furnished from all principal points East to purchasers o.
Railroad Lands and settlers Of Government Home;
steads Purchasers. their wives and Oh dren carried
free over the Northern Pacific Road Now Is the time
for settlers and colonies get Railroad Lad and Gov
eminent Hosnesteads clse 70 the track.
Send for Pamaphlet containing full information map
and copy o. New Homestead Law. Address:
LAND DEPARTMENT NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA. Or
Hee BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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The following blocks Of lots have been isft with me
for sale at moderate prices
80 lots between Tenth Twelfth IAbrose and Baker
ST..
80 lots between Tenth, Twelfth, Baker and Leverett
sts.
50 lots between Tenth and Twelfth. LeHerett and
Church cts. and between Michigan and Church st
Is lots on Bellevue near Jefferson.
IL lots corner Leh and Crughan stS.
4 lots bounded by Russell, Edwards and Hdwel sts
IL lots on Twelfth Il. each side II Myrtle It
- lots Johnston avenue, between Ash and Magno-
liza sts.
50 lots Twenty third st., between Baker it. and
Dix road.
100 feet corner Twenty first and Howard Sts.
Ia feet Nineteenth 4 and 81 Clair Place
50 feet on Lincoln At.
lots cotner Of Twelfth and Grand River SITS
30 lots between Third and Fourth Sts., Putnam ave
" acre lOts on Beaulaen It Dot l94l-
Other blocks for sale. many money in tome
and judge for yourSel,
Single lots on nearly every street In the city
fB-Nou can buy much cheaper than in the
spring
No charge for showing prices an the city. Come
and compare for yourselves.
WM J. WATERMAN
decl+4t Opposite the Postofice.
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CIGAR MAKERS

WESTFIELD, MASS.-Umon No. Is
w meets the lst Tuesday each NINTH at BirEes
Hall Daniel Crawley pres Cseorxc N Reed vit-r
pre-. q. Hedenriseh lrec. sec John B.yIe cor &c
box 5ls Johr b. Goo'iro treas.
A URORA, ILL-Union No. Al meets o.
Broadway. Joeph DiboS, pres. Fred Cook vee-prr-
John Schmidt fin. sec. H. Meinhzrd rec sec Ie.,-
pold siegler, treas J. L. Springer SEC drawer
nETROIT, MICH.-Union No % meets
~ the Isi and I'd Friday u every month a the Ia
ltaystts Hall, Gratiot st. Aug. Raw pre- box ga
Henry klei, vice pres. Thomas N. DolAn, rec sec
I Mn cn'ioI.e, mn see stephen Howell treas
arKeant alarms.
BUFFALO, n. Y.-Union No , meets on
ID the LIST and I'd Wednesday in each month in Miller.
Hll, 226 Genesee st. David Shelter pres las Goocle
stAet John Baker, vice pres Samuel n. LeAry, rec
e e. JAs burke. mn. sec Lawrsnce Bccasten, treas
secaboX z7l0.
DhYTUN, OHIO Union No. - meets on
Athe lst Monday evening u each month ct MoldeFs
nah Harry y. Brewer, pres u South Jefferson 81
henr Meyer, vice pre- Henry Steiner, treas. David
Amhfrs, cor. sec, IL SngTth JeHerSon Joe Slcha
mex. ~ sc- Geo. Oasweli an- Paulus rope ser
geant YARNS
NYMCUSE, ". Y.-Union No. meets
~ on he last THURSDAY In each month John C.
Kraft Re-, Adolph Henry. vice pres NJ Bnland. I'm.
SEE; Va List, Dr., rec. sec. N Aitus cur ssc; boz
lsS Jon Frost treas; Thomas ZAlT sergeants alarms
EuHlLA- Union No. IL, Ineets the first
IL hltday In each month ninn Hall M Maia
street, att O'Clock. VIM. .. =. Morris. Pres jos
ese- Wilhm Saga Pin. Ser; John c. Wagner,
Treas.
EALL liver, MASS.-Union No. 7smeets
IL On thara Tuesday evening 81 each month al Sec
"A" Grant Block, Main street John Davis, pres
wm. hcilhfua. sec.. box sos.
GAhTOl IL.L-Uni0n No. l2O meets on
~ the hrsthursiAy evening a each month. c.
Rowieys pres Tho. u. HidsuAn, vie prus. John
". Aye1, 81 ard rec. &c. box as.
WASHIGTON, ID. C.-Union No. 100
w meets p the lst Wednesday evening q each
VIM Nerie2er. ice pres: VIM. Hagerman, I'm. and
cor sec Gus reunhof, rec. Sec; D. kaPpel, treas.
AZ EWBURtH Union No I3I, meets on the
4 hrst Y ed4iAy u each month, At Turner Hall,
corner q Frst a Front sta Prss Geo Dtftars; vice
pres, Oeo. HeAer. rec. nee, A. Simons cor
Sec, Geo n Coiea, p o. bon I'd fin. see, Peter |
SHERMAN te"s kcnry Heines door keeper, Valsn- |
tine Ebeft.
II A PORTE IND, UNI0N--NO "a, |
- meets ON the kst Saturday Of every ncnih. |
Christian Riemann. resident Joseph SnchsPsk vice
pres. Louis SigIna14Gu and rec sec cfne Trader.
trsAs.; Lafayette Sc Warden; Theodore kerschel, |
seO- bex sW.
Till ANNlBAA MO.-Union III. Jacob |
IL Thomaa Ires. 4as. Bauman, vice presA Lewis ,
sosan, I'm. Sc. FSenRoIk, treas Max sualth, rec |
and cor SEQ hov 400.
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I EENEY tITN-JuiOu MI lO4 meets On
- the third TUESDAY -u each month lfternaiyiy 40
Jersey City and Newark Fred Brcchl ntaek, pres.
Frank i@l. wee prr-. lvu. IeIsier, % As. Richard
Nu.tl- stl.. tnA E.
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~. PAUL, MINN.-U mon No 9S meets Oh
~ the first MsniAy u each month w Montgomery y
Hall, Third and WabAshau as Caleb T. SALISBURY
Pre~., hnN l2s7 Th"nlAs McI'nnls. pres Ja1OJ
Amos, I'm seq. Chss. Cook res. sec sylvester Sulz
rack cuT sec. q. d. bux Islb.
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81 LOUIS, MO.-Union No l6 meets ID
~ the second Friday eyoIiing ia every muuth Tar
VI Hall Ne 10 s,,uth Tenth a. JahE Ruira. prl-
Pred Prank, vice pres. Edward FEC rec. SCI HEM.
Hook. m sec; Chas g. kirscht gas GuStl, Vali-
mer. cor. s<c bux g54g
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n EW lUkk-Uno No. l5-headquarters
~ lerlyn House, 20 hast Broadway NV IOrk
meets the 1t Tuesday Ia every month u Hurst VIVA,
>. b4Tend. vice pres b. bariyn hn .er. a. JacoIis
treas. ?. Slqui. cor. and rec Sec an t.,uui s 81
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WINDSOR, CONN-Union No "a meets
w Va the secOnd saturday Of each month number
Of members, >. Hiram shannon, pres James 4
Godard. wee pres samuel Day, treas John r. Carr&
cor. and Nm. s-c-, box I55
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DELLEN LILLE, ILL.-Unio No SO meets
II on the last saturday Of each month the hail. on
Main Il. CbAs- hnebelkAmp pres. otto Sheske vice
pres John Roth. rec. sec saphir Heise treas
MeLrN Ihel.n.. IL L..N "a.
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4 ACkSONNILLE, ILL - Union NJ. ia
~ meets on the first Monday q each month III Pyatts
Hall y. A. Ornellas pres. Pin. sec. b. titzsimIons
Cor. sec. b ?. CAr>ell. box so.
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EVANSVILLE, IND.-Union No. "A meet.
Il 4 on The third Thursday evening u each month Al
ulr Atlantic House Main 81 between Fourth anil Fti
-. II " BeItz pres, bpN a43 Anton Zehulr WV
rrs- Louis stark, treas Anton Zihuly cor .r, ~,
543
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INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL

/ INTERNATIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL
Il UNION
wrLIAAN J. HAMMOND 1t New Oriean. President.
=. e. CErHF Il Richmond First Vice President
konHEt q. SLArEE, % salt lake City, second Vice
President.
JonS CoLLrSs Il Cincinnati Recording Secretary and
Treasurer.
RosAEr HAMILTON, Of Philadelphia. Corresponding
secretary.
INTERNATIONAL UNION OF CODPERS
Il N A. FOEAS, President Park Building tl.yeisr, .
ohio. JOHS D8cKsOS, Treas lock bax ~ Aii,sl,e,.'
city, Pa. BYRON PORE Clerk Benefit Dctrrtri.nt
ihark Building, Cleveland. n.
MACHINISTS AND BLACKSMITHS
| WI lNIEENATlONAL UNION Heuiqtlart4r-
Cleveland. Onio. JOiN FKHRENEArcH President lock
6uA firsl Vice Pres, Lewis 4. WieuN Buffalo NJ NJ .
secpnd Wee Pre-. Richard Swami New Orleans Ia .
Ihird Nlce Pres, William n. Hartman Altoona IA
Fourth Wee Pres. James " Lsyesey Toronto ont
Ire@s. Fret z. MeFeely. Middletown y 4 Scc 81
1 The ms Dep. ham =. prght. svrAcusa n. Nj.
JuhictaIy COMMITTEE, Duncan Devar Indianapolis ind.
! y D. llhng~orth. Utica, y. 81 Robert Ennis Narreu.
! iAntne, aavannah. Ca. John Munce Buffalo s. y
| , 4 a var sclser. Aor~alk. q.
GRAND LODGE UNITED ORDER OF
1 " AMERICAN PLAsTERERS Hsadauarter.
! Brooklyn, v \. p. J. walsh pres 2i1 Navv street.
John Lnn.n, Sc. la.'s Thiri Avenue Me- York CITY
DAUGHTERS OF ST. CRISPIN. OFF,
~ cen for the ensuing year r. O. D.-Ms> Nancy
| NhitmoFe. Rochester, ;. q. D.-Mrs Della MckaV
stpneh~m lst G. u Miss Mary Weaver; 2nd e. u -
| Mis- hattie stanton. Louisville, Nv; I'd a. D Mis-
Maggie SotsIike, Rochester a.. n Mis-, Esther B.-ii
baltimore O. T.-Mns. Eliza Rogers Lynn. Ma.
All correspondence IN business Of ths ORDER .bnild IL
| addressed 10 Miss Nancy Whitmore, p e. H. No 4.
Sibey Block, Rochester n. Y or Esther Bell q ;
Baltimore. Nd.
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6tHARLESTON {. H. u. No. l29 meets n
~ the hrst wednesday in each month. John W. Sc.
vens pres. HenFy r. Wood, vice pses j. a. 0aIIios,.
. n 81 Wms J. Chichestsr, SEC Sydney G. Eck
hard, cor. sse- J. P. Dunn, oUas. W. D. Rueksl-
hsG, sswt-ap-anMaA
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A LBANY, y. W mon No 5 meets on
IA the second Wednesday 4 each NINTH at Temper
Nall 10 state r. n. DAly pres 81 jefferson
street ThOs casey. vice pres, ~ Jefferson i. NJ y
Hogan ami cnr ~cc "a Jehers,,n-st Jss Il. Me-
Dermott hn. Sec. 255 south Pearl st.. David Hunter
treas
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A NHlCAGO, ILL-Union No IL meets on
~ the tirst Friday u each month az NJ Lri,pn HAIL.
on Dearborn sereei. Walter Kelly. pres Leopold Bar
~, wee pres ,. X Nchnls I'm. sex. Juo GiblS rec
go Henry Bona treas. Samuel Blissey cor see
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A tINCINNATI u mon No meets at Ar-
~ better Hal Walnut street above Thirteenth ,t t,
hrst ami thru Tuesday a each month j. Nuz
pre>-, Frank Hams. vice pres. John v Wagner nm
SEC. Frank Bockiase, sec; VIM. Shulruycr treas
N Huber, sergeant al AIMS: Frank krrrg, cor. ,cc
box 5~2p.
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DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS
"a GOOD ADVICE IA
Mechanics and Young Men !!
MODERATE I.rCO.WES.
The Profits Yourselves,

Form clubs Of Il 20 each and purchase and divide
the same az StecuIatoF- do thus making
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w meets the first Saturday evening Of oGeI
monlh, DAVID johnston pr,.. p schnaIH. vice pr1-.
N. Walters, hn. ana lur lohn runrs, Scc.
G. FIJI treas
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UTICA, ". N.-ttnion meets ~ the thi.n
" TUESDAY ~ eael iaou.h y. th,sr hill FT1kAp"
Square. b. Lnughhu. pre-. w. Nitr ~, =. ftirf
vice pre-. :. VanLcsr. trca. tlctb irlii hn3 ~
III ana rOrter Icc -uc Cha Tau.k u,r. sot. bnA
6J5
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M ILIIA NNBJ 10 n, /. IT
w meets IN thc f-st SATURDAY III END
Singer Hail. corner ui Eauur uul Ap+rruIe ,
Eyer. pre- iis haurrm yt " ~urhr~.
Geo. Nv.4kumulrr. rtr u.u vlr. stc., 10
- VII lnfHurei. i..1r i.u.1 Jacob st,f
freu,r.lk hifnisn lshar
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BUFFALO, n. H.--Umon No. meets on
~ The list and ri Wednesday in each month in Milers
Hal 22o 0enesee st. David Shelter. pres. las Goode
sfAet John Baker vice pres; Samuel 'P. LeAry rec
e.. Jas. Burke. I'm Lawrence Beckstein, treas
GeAIan Interpreter David shelter; g. W. Flierl, cor
sec box z7l0.
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s. TOS20ps1I day day. agents a .,s w. 1,

Of either ser. young old makemore money al warl
for us IN their spare moments Or all the time than a
anything eLse Particulars free. Address u stnsnl
q CO Portland Maine
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ITHACA, y. VI Union No ~ d., H.
IL meotnt-a tho first Thursday in trtFy I'm
Watkins. pres Joseph Taylor, vice W. VIVA N
n zion, treas; lanes Faulkner, e.r. r.,
boN 5s2
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SUPREME CoURT.-The case Of the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad Company,
appellee, against Augustus Patch. ap'
pellant, Kauawhs county, was argued
yesterday by Hogeman, for appellee and
Ntshugh, for appellant, and submitted.
In the case of the State against Guy
Miller, from Lewis county. the opinion
of the Court was delivered BY Judge
HOFFMAN, reversing the judgment Of the
Court below and remanding the case.
In the case Of P. H. Gibson, appel
LIANT against James W. Hoge, appellee
from Mason county, an appeal was al.
lowed. Bond $500.
In the case Of Edward Lewis, appel
liant, against John W. Spencer and N.
P. Lee, appellees, from Roam county
an appeal was allowed. Bond $500.
The argument in the case OF VIM. L.
Bridges against Thomas P. shallcross'
was continued, Hcgman finishing. he
was followed by FItshrgh. Lee com
menced his argument for. Bridges and
will conclude it this morning. !
The Court adjourned until nine o'clock
this morning.
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WINDING UP.-If anything was lack
ing 10 satisfy the skeptical as to a full
drawing on the 9Th Of July, Governor
Bramletts last circular to agents must
put all doubt to rest All agents are
required to have their final report in by
the 4th, 30 that any remnant of tickets
which they may have failed to sell may
be used to fill the accommodating orders
at the home Office. The order is i'm
peratlve, and those who have been
waiting till the last day to buy tickets
may now understand that the "last day
has come and their opportunity will be
lost unless they act promptly.
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GRAND GROVE OF DRu1Da-The
Grand Grove Of United Ancient Order
of Druids, of the State Of West Virginia
met in this city yesterday.
A good deal of business Of interest to
the order was transacted.
The reports show that the Order OF
Druids is in q Hourishing condition
throughout the State and is receiving a
great many accessions.
The following were elected Grand
Officers for the ensuing year:
Jacob Morris, o. 6. A; Theo.
Schneider, Deputy U. g. A.; j. A.
Miller, Grand Secretary; VIM. Welde'
bush, Grand Treasurer; Elwood Mar
tin, Grand Marshal; Cletus Hauser,
Grand Guardian; Jacob Nunge, Rep
resentative to Grand Grove, of q, S.
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Resolutions OF Coincidence.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to call from our midst Brother
Henry Killer; therefore, RESOLVED, lst,
that it is with sincere sorrow we regret
the death OF said brother. As sober,
faithful and Industrious workman be
had few equals. He was beloved by
all who knew him. and especially his
brother boilers. He had good will to-
wards everybody, and malice towards
none. -.
RESOLVED, 81, In respect to said
brother that we drape our charter in
mourning for thirty days, and that we
mingle our tears with those Of his be-
reayed widow and orphan in the loss oil
this faithful husband and father.
Resolued, Sd, That a copy OF these
resolutions be sent 10 his widow and
child with the sympathy Of all his
brother boilers. May his soul rest in
peace.
D. J. McCoRMTC,
JOHN MCCARTHY,
D. A. LEWIS,
Committee.
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A CLOSE SHAvE.-In March last,
Guy Miller was convicted in the Lewis
County Circuit Court OF the murder OF
Samuel Southal, committed in October
1872. Miller was sentenced TO be hung
to-day, June 9th. His attorney took
the case to the Supreme Court OF a writ
Of error, and on yesterday Judge Hoff-
man delivered the opinion of the Court,
reversing the judgment Of the Court
below and remanding the cause for a
re-hearing. 1t was a close shave for
Guy
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THE ACNE on TIE WAR PATH. -.

THE ACNE ON TIE WAR PATH.
a very spirited moving contest on the
farm OF Samuel Atkinson, near West
Alexander, on the "a inst, between
the Superior, Acme and Sprague Now
ing Machines the Committee make the
following report.
We, the undersigned, who were BE-
lected as judges to decide upon the
merits Of the Superior. Acme and
Sprague Moving machines at a field
trial held on the farm OF Mr.. Samuel
Atkinson, June Oath, 1873, after a care
full and unprecedented trial, such as
driving fast and Glow, stopping and
starting in the grass, changing the cut
OF the machines to fast or $40"
while the machines were in motion
without stopping the horses, and espe-
cially 10 the durability; also to the
side draft and weight on the horses
necks, having used the same team in
all the machines, we unanimously
prefer the ACNE, and were going 10 buy
machines we would buy the Acme, as
the Acme iJ the only machine embody-
ing all the above points. The Acme
moved without neck yoke, and the
traces OF one horse unlocked, demon
strating that there is neither side draft
nor weight on the horses necks.
JAS. MoMURRY,
CRozIER RoNEY, Com.
THos. PATTERSON,
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Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, MD,

NNBE FOLLOWING STATEMENT To
i strictly in accordance with the facts. ana
Is no overdrawn picture OF what can b.
done:
There are ffty acres Tor more can be b,n
ofrich alluvial bottom lands, not liable 10
overflow, in the form OF an oblong sonar
level, and at this time in fine Condition
situated between thePotomac river and tbs
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with a depot
or switch connected with the property ana
is about halt way between Gum berland ana
the deusely populated coal and iron region
OF Georges Creek Valley, where yegetabIes
or, in other words. the products OF a truck
farm, can De sou III any quantity and NJ
prices far exceeding the rates in Eastern
cities.
The health Of this place and vicinity 4,
excellent and ague and fever unknown for
the past twenty years
There are also about sevcnty.fiya ACRES n,
strong limestone upland situated on the
opposite side OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad from the bottom land
The quality OF this land and It's proximity
10 certainly the most pctive and best mar.
kets in the world, would make one under.
standing truck farming 10 realize fortune
in a few years.
This region OF country is rapidly filling
up, and thus far the market cannot be sup.
piled without sending OF for vegetable,
from other places.
lisny one d, string TO make profitable
investment in such property will visit this
place and ind that all we claim for Il as
well as what IL represented about our mar.
RetR, &C, has not been correctly stated, hi,
expenses will be paid We therefore cOud.
IDENTIFY invite persons to come and look and
inye.tigate the matter Tor themselves.
There Is lime kiln on or near the prOS-
erty, which the party buying can We
without rent, and thus make his lime a
simply the expense OF coal and burning.
Address: Il. ID. JOHNSON,
febs-eqd Cumberland, Md.
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ELECTION OF OFFIoERs.-At the meet
ing of Virginus Lodge, l. o. o. F.
held last evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term
George Kingdom, N. G.; Charles W.
Adams, V. G.; John Carlin, Secretary
Henry Seamon, Treasurer.
The following officers were elected
by Germanie Lodge No. 7, Knights o.
Pythias, at the election held last mig ht ::
F. Schmerchel, P. c.; John Koch, C..
c.; William Woolenweber, V. c.; A
Sauer, Prelate; L. P. Saltenbach, &.
of R. & S.; NJ. Korrell, NJ. Of E;
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HAVING received q full and choice
inc of Cassimeres and goods Of all des-
criptious Tor spring and summer wear,
would be glad to have those who are
in need Of goods in my line to call and
examine my stock which is unsurpsss-
ed in the city, before purchasing
JOHN L. RICE,
No. 38, Monroe Street
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CoMMIssIoNERs.-His Excellency, Gov
ernor Jacob, has made the following
appointments: VIM. II. Ferrel, Vir-
ginia, residence Warm Springs; Charles
Edgar Mills, New York, New York
city.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS The site OF the
postoffice at Cotton Hill, Fayette county
West Virginia, is changed to Railroad
Depot, and NJ. ]. Davis appointed post
master, vice Bette A. Easley, resigned
The postoffice at Deer Lick, Mason
county, West Virginia, is discontinued
papers 90 to Mason.
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Miss Mary A. Lennon, Of Lynn, Mas.
and Miss Emily Healy, Of Cumberland,

Miss Mary A. Lennon, Of Lynn, Mas,
and Miss Emily Healy, Of Cumberland,
Md 81.
Music.-The First Honors in the
Second Class consisting of crown and
silver medal, for uniform excellence of
conduct are conferred on Misses Mag
gle Larkin OF Wheeling. West Va. ;
Lizzie Russel OF New York City; Kate
Lennox Of Lynn, Mass. Emma Wood.
vile of Sweet Springs, Va; Augusta
Handlau OF Wheeling, West Va. ;
JEANNE O Brien Of Toledo, OHIO; Sadie
Dorley OF Sweet Springs. Va. lola
Young of Atlanta, GA.
Music.-Tbe Honors in the Division
of the Second Class. consisting OF a
Crown and Badge, for uniform excel
lence OF conduct, are conferred on
Misses Ella linn OF Wheeling, W. Va. ;
Mary Tierney of Weston, West Va. ;
Kate Muldoon of Wheeling, West Va. ;
Mary Gallagher of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wary Weigel OF Cleveland, Ohio; Iris
Woodford of Weston. West Va.
Mus;e.-The Honors Of the Third
Glass are conferred on Misses Jennie
Strain OF Lynn, Mass Kate O'Brien
OF Wheeling, West Va; Susie Cald-
we'll OF Greenville. S. c.; Mary Knight
of West Columbia, West Va. ; Josie
Dooley OF Sweet Springs, Va; Euge-
MIA Handlan of Wheeling, West Va.
Music.-The Honors in the Fourth
Glass are conferred on Misses Grace
O'Brien of Wheeling, West Va. Cali
lie Verstine OF Brookville, Pa. Mag
gle Burke OF Wheeling, West Va.
In the Junior Circle the Honors are
conferred on Misses Jennie Updegraff
OF Wheeling, West Va; Ella Hoffman
of Wheeling, West Va. Lizzie Sayder
OF Wheeling, West Va; Annie OBrlen
of Wheeling, West Va; Ross Fading
of Wheeling, West Va.
After the honors were conferred,
Bishop Whelan made brief but i'm
pressive address complimenting the
young ladies on their success in cone
test where al the aspirants were meri-
torious in the highest degree. They
had learned the greatest lesson OF their
lives, he said, they had learned 10 sub
due self, to be patient under proper le-
straint ard authority, TO care for others
aud TO aid others, q lesson that they
would find OF the greatest benefit in az
ter life.
Thus ended one of the pleasantest
distributions we have ever attended at
Mt. de Chantal.