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CITY MATTERS.
CHICAGO, FEBRUARY :. 1874.

THF SroNE Cutters The regular monthly
meeting of the Jouneymen Stone Cutters
Association was held at their hall. West Tav-
Tor street, on Wednesday evening There
was a better attendance Of the members than
usual, but the business is still III a depressed
condition There is but ! tile work going on.
except at the new Post Office and such Yards
as are preparing stone for that building. 1t
Is the general belief, however, that when the
spring opens lively business will commence
VALENTINES DAY.-For the accommodation
OF all persons who are too scrupulous to send
their valentines through the regular mall
there Will be special messenger at the Gale
donian Social, on next Friday evening, into
whose charge the delicate little missives will
be placed, and sent on their loving mission
This is a new method and all should try it.
THE CALIFORNIAN CLUB. - The regular
monthly meeting Of the Chicago Caledonian
Club was held at their Hall, corner of Wash
ing and Fifth avenue, on Tuesday evening
In the absence of the ChiefLain. Second Chief
tain g. Y. Smith, took the chair. The min
utes of the preceding meeting were read and
approved. The report of the Secretary
showing the condition Of the Society was
read and approved. The report was IN every
way satisfactory and showed the Society to
be in very prosperous condition.
The Ball Committee through its Chairman
presented a highly gratifying report, which
was received and adopted.
The Committee on ''Sociable" also reported
in very satisfactory manner especially in a
financial point Of view. The ''Second Social
will be held on Friday evening the 3lst inst,
and the Committee express the belief that it
will excel the first The following are the
Committee of Arrangements: A. B. Mclean,
John Ratien, James Dewar, VIM Melville,
Geo. F. Doig, Geo Moncur
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Important to Cigar Makers

Although the action taken at the last SEES
sion of the International Union abolished the
loaning sy sten-and consequently did away
with the necessity for publishing the private
circular. yet there is no doubt many Unions
have large sums owing them, who would like
when an opportunity offers, to collect the
same. For the purpose of giving such opportu-
uIty, We will issue, as soon as returns in full
can he received, circular containing the
names Of every delinquent, and the amount
owing. Local secretaries will please keep the
matter for publication in the ADvocATE sepa-
rate and distinct from that intended for pub
location in the private circular.
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ment may require. The depositor or investor,
perfectly secure, as the investments are made
on none but first class securities.
Here, then, is presented an opportunity for
any person possessing one hundred dollars or
over, to secure a safe investment at the rate
of 2 per cent per day interest, payable quar-
terly, and be relieved Of all responsibility of
negotiating with other parties, by applying to
Sidney Myers, Merchant, Farmers Me-
chanics' Savings Bank, rs South Clark street.
The CIGAR MAKERS. The regular monthly
meeting Of Cigar Makers Union No. IL, took
place at their hall, Dearborn street, last even
ing They still report business dull, and adj
wise tramps to keep clear Of Chicago.
THE METAL WORKERS B. l. p. ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting of the Metal
Workers Benevolent and Protective Associa-
ton was held at their hall, West Desplaines
street, on last Tuesday evening Mr.. J. f.
Bray, President, called the meeting to order.
Minutes Of the preceding meeting were read
and approved
The preliminary business Of the meeting
was quickly disposed of, and all were anxtously
waiting for the Treasurers report. The cause
Of the anxiety was on account of the Treasu-
rer being absent at the last regular meeting
However, as that worthy gentleman was only
on a visit to his country cousin, he turned
lows:
To the President and Members 81 ths SHEET anil
Metal workers Beneco1m and Protectice A.
socidtioa, No. l, Of Chicago, Illinois
GENTLEMEN Il herewith submit to you my
report for the fourth quarter of the year,
commencing on the st Of October, 1873, and
ending on the LIST of Jan'y, 1874:
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[OfciAl !
Headquarters of Cigar Makers Inter
national Union of America.

To LOCAL UNIONS:
You will take notice of the change Of the
International Secretarys address to Hornells-
vile, \. " Also note that in the financial
report Of the Richmond strike, Union No. sc
Of Leavenworth, was mentioned as not re-
spending to call for aid. They claim that
they did not receive the call for aid, other
wise they would have been prompt in respond
ing to the demands of their sister Union in
time Of need. No blame whatever is attached
to Union Sc, it being either an oversight OF
the fault Of the mails.
Local Unions will bear with the Interna-
tional Secretary in any lack of promPtness On
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would beg leave to state that there are
about fifty ball tickets outstanding, for which
| have no return. =. ~
All Of which is most respectfully submit
ted by your treasurer, F. A. GREGORY.
7rWe, the undersigned, trustees Of the Sheet
Metal Workers Benevolent and Protective
Society have examined the above report, and
find it correct JOHN NORTON,
john SUCKLIFF y
NJ. j. MULQCEEN.
The Treasurer's reportiwas, on motion, ac-
cepted and approved by a unanimous vote.
The Chair announced the death Of Brother
Charles F. Wilson, with appropriate remarks.
A committee was appointed, who drafted the
following resolutions, which were adopted
unanimously
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased our Divine Crea-
tor to suddenly remove from our midst our
late brother, Charles f. Wilson, and
WHEREAS, II is but just this Society should
keep in memory his many good qualities ;
Therefore, lie 1t
ResoireI, That by the loss our late brother
Charles t. Wilson. this Union has lost a good
and faithful member, and society At large, to
use the words Of the Poet, IAN honest man,
the noblest work Of God, and an industrious
mechanic
Resoirtd, That We deeply sympathize with
the widow of our deceased brother, in the
gloom and sorrow into which she has been SO
suddenly cast.
Re,olred, In consideration Of the kindness
and humanity of Mr. A. knislev, to the wild
ow Of our deceased brother, by whom he was
employed at the time OF his death, the thanks
Of this Society are hereby rendered.
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FROa PENNSYLVANIA
PHILuHLrHI,. Frb. |, 1874


raths.E t,.r ~ .h, waSht~ss,>'S ADVOCATE.
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ya,.. newspaper. ,uu vii lind copy II the
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the principal manufacturers ln tht lra"e III
Philadelphia, and which their weavers are
c.trr,..u,i t, sion uplu entering the en-
f..s .''
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there 4, a manufacturers ASSOCIATION. ana
that its ,,ni.rt Is 10 prevent Tho association
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for what reason workman might WISH 70
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The North Side Rolling Mills.
CHICAGO, Feb. 5, 1874.

CHICAGO, Feb 8, 1874.
To the Editor Of the WoRKINGMASs ADVOCATE:
In reply to Mr.. Jones letter in last
weeks ADVOCATE, in behalf Of the Heaters
Of the North Side Rolling Mills, desire to
state that as soon as matters are put in
ship shape, his ldesire to have a fair trial
will be complied with. A HEATER
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All communications intended to reach the
International Secretary after the 10Th inst,
should be addressed to Hornellsville, \. Y.
z. q. box hereafter. +. J. Cox,
International Secretary.
HoENrILSVUIF. r. Y an. "a. 1874
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THE
Chicago Relief and Aid
SOCIETY

Have been receiving during the last few weeks, an
average Of from hundred 70 seven hundred letters
daily. many Of them repItitions, and many Of them
without name residence II the writers, and IN many
the writers be found though careful vis
tation made the address CIV IN, involving large
amount of work part. and 70 very little purpose
The Board Of Directors aretherefore compelled to adopt
the following resolution
Resolved that hereafter letter Of application viii
receive attention unless NANE and ADDRESS are
plainly given accompanied by respectable reference
whose NAME and ADDRESS must also be given, that
information can be satisfactorily and promptly procur
ed and the applicant II worthy, be more speedily and
certainly relieved and resolved further, that ap
plication will be entertained except the request Of
the person for whom relief is sought expressed in writ
ing us or her signature
{. &. TRUESDELL.
t,en1 Supt
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his part, consequent upon change Of loca-
ton forced upon him by the stringency Of the
times Fraternally. E. j. Cox,
International Secretary
HoG~ELsyILLE, Jan. pc, 1874.
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BOILERS SLIDING ScALE.-When common bar iron is
selling At 3}e in the Pittsburgh market, pudding in
Chicago is 800 per ton Every lc on Of selling
rates will add diminish pudding Csc per ton.
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.

fE Will unions desiring changes he addresses ot
corresponding secretaries please sta ne name = the
former secretary.
The following persons have made ayrlt,sstiuns for
membership IN the several unions. ANY union having
charges 70 prefer will forward them within thirty day
from the date 81 application.
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I64 TWENTY SECOND ST
iBININGER'S:
OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.

Especially designed for the Of the Medical Profes-
sioh and the Family, possessing those intrinsic medcln
al properties which belong and old and Pure Gin.
Indispensable FeTna e.. Good for Kidney Com
plants A Delicious Tome Put up in cases contain
ing dozen bottle, each and sold By all druggists,
grocers sc. A. VI. BLinger Co, established lI1e,
No. Is Beaver Street. New York.
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THE MECHANICS
BANK 4!
OF THE CITY OF CHICAGO
No. 1874 Twenty-Second Street
CAPITAL. 500, 600

WIkECTOhS.
RALPH EMERSON ISAAC c. WILSON,
C. W WESTON OSCAR G. SARlN,i
JACOB r. SHEPHERD.
OFFICES.
JACOB r. SHEPHERD, President.
RALPH EMERSON, Vice Presiden.
OSCAR &. SABIN, Treasurer.
Hon. l. q. WILSON, Counsel
OYr1cK Hours From 10 A. n % P. n, and Satu rday
evenings from To 2.
Deposits Of FIVE CENTS and upwards received, and
the rate Of sX per cent. per annum allowed
payable semi annually.
Interest drawn is added TO the deposit, thu
making compound interest
Money deposited on OF before the NTH day of each
month draws interest for the full month.
Married and children under age may deposit
money So that else reach it.
news may be deposited for children OF by societies,
or as trust funds, subject to special conditions.
Gold and Silver bought, Domestic and Foreign Elk
chaneg sold and general banking facilities afforded
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The stock of Goals in market is quite heavy, with
very light demand Rrices remain firm at the recent
/ aiy We
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DRAFTS & LETTERS OF CREDIT
DHYsICIANs AND DRUGGISTS.

A prominent New York physician lately complained
to DCNDAs DICK about his SANbALwoOD ON CASTLES,
stating that sometimes they cured miraculouslY, but
that patient " his had taken them FOR some time
without effect On being informed that several imita
tons made and sold, he inquired and found that
his patient had been taking capsules sold in bottles
and not DUNDAS DICK & cos.
What happened u this physician may have happened
to Others, and DIT Midas DICK & co. take this method
Of protecting ply scians druggists and themselves and
preventing OIL SANDALwooD from coming into dlsre.
pute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Capsules will
continue 70 do 80. for they contain the pure oil
in the hest aud cheapest form.
DUNDAS DICK co. more OIL or SANDALwooD
in the manufacture Of their Capsules than all the Whole
sale and Retail Druggists and perfumerS in the United
States combined, and this is the sole reason Why the
pure Oil is sold cheaper in their Capsules than in
any other form.
OIL OF SANDALWOOD il fast SUI erSeChg every
other remedy sixty Capsules only being required 10
insure a safe aud certain cure in six Or eight DAYS.
From no other medicine can this result be had.
SOLD BY ALL DRUG STORES.
General Agency 10 Read Street. New York.
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Coke is in fair demand with little variation prices
Connelsve .SiI 90
Pittsburgh .......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
Gas house ......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 00aq 90
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Corner Madison and Market Streets
THE TRUST DEPARTMENT

THE TRUST DEPARTMENT
VIII receive deposits and issue certif-
Gates bearing interest
Will receive and execute Trusts. and
invest money for individuals, Estates.
Corporations, and Societies, for any
amount, and on short or long time, Sc
CURED by Real Estate or good collater-
ais, as may be desired
Ladies and others unaccustOmed to
business, desiring advice as to their in
vestment Of money for interest and the
care Of IL, or any other subject incident
to the Trust Department, will receive
prompt and courteous attention from
O&cers Of the Bank.
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Weekly Market Report.


WoRKINeMAS's ADVOCATE OFFICE,
Feb. :, ls74
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Sbr ltnut ia ri4t br Grbs S&mru.
Der Abtnb unb bst WOrssn
3rtfi nirmaIs su& nit SOrstu.
@utiu ibr immtr ,Isbt uub aitet
Na& SUbsu ubsr 5riftsu:
Sbr itiO i,ts muntu unb Snouast
SsIbR auf btmrrRsu @rifisn,
'Sb ibr I'm WintT bfi uns bltikt,
Ob rub tn Srba gum Siibtn trtibt
9br pabTt nit Iauisr asbIs
Dm GrUbfun susf GssIt.
9br fu&t ben guumaa Otr Sirau4
limb nilfsi tcrt In Grtfbsu,
I'm bel ess 3tpbpr's miIbsm Sau&
Die Gitr auSlabriiiru,
9br Passi bic 9uustn iriu unb gut,
OLE pa&fn f&usl In phrmrr put
DaB, iinN it ttnmuI fliJaG
Sbr 9ubrl uns suisadr!
SC iSmm' bubsi. bu gSBsIltaaE
StOmm gum Gtaness. a,eIlt!
S,aurrsrI. Wbipppr.@ia unb Stlar,
3aui ijnis, AmisI, Rtilt
unS 3irp&sn, RrdIua Bib unb SpaB,
aCmmt ntbmt nuf mtinsm 9lums phB
ST IlHr NIT fua aasn
Wsid GTiibI rg5Iitb rItaltu!
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Dir runbsIn ni6t baribtr. als Qspsts,
eaB bic ,,@ bs5uus" bic leiltnbs parlUr>
Srssl IL une oas Isinnbt Snarumsnt bIsibtu
miro, etsntn Sauisnbr ron 5sueniiItn. Dir
tlprsH nur siniss an unb bitten, 6isIrlbsn AZ Is>
fen.
ST. gIaiE pa, :, Gsl. 1873.
Sb. Beatty unb glpits.
Nsint 5srrtn! 9b babe bic pun Sbrtr
GiIma mir iuesfanbts Sresl smpfaussn unb ils
prnftn ~ laiisn. Ste srpdtri pOllfpmmsne Be
frireisuns. SVbn Stntp,
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Dtf
RsRalBlbaaii6s Staats,eItuas,
ptTau5asetbsn bon

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
ul@,Int isbm Donntrlas. unb fOltt 81. 90
per 9abr. ,itlbar innsrbalb bss 9abrts.. unb
81. 80 na& 8tIaab bts 9abrsanss.
&Inltlns Grfmplarsn, 8 GentS per Sihd.
Refine Subltripiioutn pnbtH fur ptnIssr
als (e@s 9loHattu augrnorhnttn; auG iaun
stitmanb bas 9lati abe asltn, bio ale 8ad-
ainbs bsiablt fiub.
pSS- i'm bic NSrtiIt tinn 3tituue ~ Str.
Gabnn, mu6 man bic alis fUppbl ais au&
Die neut AbrtIt mItibtiltn.
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The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the ENNsyLvANI.
scHESTAATs-zEITUNa" in Dauphin County
is larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English as well as
German. 1t is therefore the best advertiS-
ing medium in this part of the State.
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Nabanop Giip, Qa.. 10. Sd. Il

RaBanOs Gits, ga, 10. Sd. 1873.
Die Ssaiip unb gIciiS tuitmte ,,Gulb. 9un>
etn. garlOuOrstl" III rit bt(lr irtt etbrautts
garlOr' Orstl. SD hits iit nit SprJfaIt ar-
prlfi uno I'm ftpusn IVHr, In bcr gusaiktiilna
uno IN Ter DdusTbaftiaftit tti weiism ppr,ialis
der ale trstno tine onbirs. ets Id Az ptufsn t,ss
1tstnbsit tatis, etfunecn. 70 eab id eisitIts St.
Gem, etT cine paTIpr.S Srsd trltT AliiIs traIdt,
nit SnsnIgth tmTf,bIsH fam.
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Die ar6ate @erbreltnna.

Die Circulation btr ,ptunfplpauif6t
Staats- -3tttuu8" In Daupbin County
III GROCER ais bic irstnp elmer anbsrtn In Oar.
risbuTs stbrudtsn bfuif&sn cetr fnsliihfH Bel.
tuHs. Sif blRitt bfsbalb bic btfs @slsetnbsit,
Anlfissn In bitlem Ibtilt brs Staatss zine
ntttt BeTtTeituna lu psTIhafen.