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- FALL STYLE HATS.
SEINEMErZ, Halter,
1D2. pENNSyT VsnT. sUrNu.

1881 PENNSYL VANIA AVENUB,
Row opening the most approved patterns of GEN
ILEMEN : DRESS HATS for tine Fail trade.
CORN ELL HAT for Young Men and Youth
UMBRELLAS and CANES: fresh supply au25- tr
DEMOVAL.
IA The Office Of the LYCOMING FIRE INST
RANCE COME ANI has been remov ed to Room No
80. LepTOit Building, corner OF + aud SIN streets
nis stgunch old company has been in operation for
thirty five Net assets. S5-5Sg.OBj.
ap3-tT j. RUSSELL BARR, Agent
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nUNCANS0N BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northwest

FkLIABLE BUILDING LOT On r STREET,
OPPOSITE WlNDERS BUILDING, AT AUG
go On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October 9,
al > o lock, we will sell the east p feet 2 in
- ches Of Lot u, square 10. This Lot is stu
ated on street, between 18th and 18th streets Uear
the new State Department.
Terms One third cash; balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months, nOtes bearing eight per cent.
Interest, and secured by deed OF trust Convey
sOOu as Id.
oct6-3 [ChronI DUNCANSoN BROS, Aucts.
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c~THE AROvE SALE Is POSTPONED unit
WEDNESDAY the 29Ih day of October, A. d. ISIS
al SEINE hOur and place.
ECtI-eoACs i. ID. CLEhRH. Sale sman
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lar. ROBERTS
~ CELERRArED OINTMENr,

nR. ROBERTS,
~ CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
CALLED
THE poor MANS FRIEND"
IL confidently recommended TO tine public az ~ IN
falling remedy for Wounds of every descript on Tor
liberated Sore Legs, even if Of Twenty Years
standing Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Bruises, Chilblains
ScOreuIic ErnptOns, and Pimples in the Face, Sore
and ln:lsE.ed Eyes, Sore Heads, Sore Breasts, Piles
Fist1la, &c.
Sold in Pots at Is. I'D, q. Cd, lis and 22s each
ALSO HIS
PILULH ANTIsCKOPHULlR,
Confirmed by sixty years experience to be fpr
ScrOphua LeprOsy aud all skin diseases one of the
best Alternative Medicines for purifying the blood
assisting nature In al her operations. They torn
rlild and superior FAMILY APERIEST that may
Oe taken at ali times without confinement change
of diet.
sold in Boxes at Is. Dad, 2s. Sd, 4s 3D., u.s., and
rs each.
Sold By the Proprietors, BEACH & BARNICOTT,
at their DispeBsary, Bridport, England, and by all
respectable Medicine Vendors ap23-v 6m
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IN THE sUPREME G0TRfQF THE DISTRICT

S2scidl Term, Probate JutSdictiOH. Sept. 2Sh 1875
In the matter Of the estate Of MA IOH Il. Up
PEBMAN. Application for letters Of administra-
ton on the estate of srion E Upperman, Of the
District of Columbia, has this day been made By
William II. Upperman. All persons interested are
hereby notified to appear in this court on SATUR-
DAY, the Sd day Of October next at ii O'Clock a.
to show cause why letters Of ad ninistraiion on
the estate Of the said deceased should not issue as
prayed PrOrifed, copy of this order be published
previous 20 the said day. Test:
sepSO-th-3t A. WEBSTER, Register OF Wills.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.

THOMAS DOWLIN9,
Auctiuneer and Real Estate Brok er.
At the old stand Of Latrner q Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ilth q
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. holding a Special Term.
RION f. UPPERMAH, late of District of Colnm-
bia, deceased. All persons having claims against
the same, with the vouchers thereof, 10 the sub
scriber, on before the 18th day Of September
DeNr: they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of the said estate Given under my hand
this 18th day of September, 1875
WIN. HENRY UPPERMAN, Collector.
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TINE TIME FOR SAVING.
The Fidelity Savings Bank.

''Make hay while the sun shines, 10 nm old
adage and certainly there is no class to
whom this advice is more applicable than the
working people. They. Of all others, are the
most deeply interested in making preparations
for rainy day-in providing in tn hour of
prosperity for the day Of adversely. Panics
come and 60; business men and capitalists
even, when losing money, can fall back on
their reserves: the workingman, who too Of
ten lives from hand to mouth. has no such
luxury to rely on. The only friend he can
depend upon in the hour Of adversely is a
balance on the right side Of the savings bank
account book, and there are thousands in this
city who have reason to bless the day when
the first dep sit Of dohar was made; per
haps the only fifty cents. From that hour
they were installed with new ambition-the
dollar was soon supplemented with another
and another-and these dollars, when divi-
dend day arrived, became a source of reveu-
ue-and eventuated in what should be the
ambition Of every citisen-the possession at a
home.
But it is all important to the depositor to
know that his surplus earnings are placed in
a reliable institution, where he has positive
assurance that they will be judiciously in
vested, religiously guarded, and forthcoming
when necessity demands their withdrawal;
and as the proof OF the pudding is in the eat
ing it gives us pleasure to recommend All in
stitution which has met and meets to-day all
these requirements Fidelity Savings
Bank, located at l43, las. and l47
Randolph street Opposite the court housed
which is under the immediate supervision Of
Hon John 4. Haines. gentleman who has
made the question of finance the study Of a
life time and possesses, in an eminent degree,
the confidence Of the industrial classes Of the
city
Particular attention is paid to the deposits
of trade and labor associations system
adopted to prevent embezzlement being such
as to render it an impossibihty very i'm
portant consideration. Married women and
minors may also deposit money. subject ex-
cluslvely to their own order. Interest at the
rate of six per cent. ON all deposits of five
dollars and upwards.
In conclusion, we again urge upon every
reader Of the ADVOCATE who has a dollar to
spare daily OF weekly, to lay it aside; to call
at the Fidelity Savings Bank, which is kept
open Monday and Saturday evenings till
0 clock, and they can rest assured they will
never have cause to regret their action.
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A West Side Institution.

The surest sign Of success in any business
is permanency of location When firm locates
itself in any particular locality, whether in
city or country, and succeeds in establishing q
business, there can be but one opinion about
it-that the business of such firm is conducted
on the fundamental principle of business law;
that the managers Of the firm are men Of hon
esty, integrity and business capa city, and
that they Thoroughly understand the particu-
lar branch of business which they have under
taken This is particularly exempli6ed in the
case of the PRAIRIE STATE, LOAN AND TRUST
SAVINGS BANK, ITO WASHINGTON STREET,
CORNER DEsPLAINK STREET.
This institution commenced business on the
west side with q view to accommodate the
small traders and workingmen Of that locality
Its humble pretentiOns and first efforts are
well known to the residents Of the west side.
After the great fire Of II, when the south
side was assuming its palatial and magnificent
new dress, there was rush for new locations,
but the Prairie State did not participate in
the general stampede-it had already become
identified with the interests Of the west side,
and determined to remain in Convenient and
easy access 10 ito patrons, and but . short time
since have erected q splendid buiIding, with
all the modern improvements in banking
houses
Its sitaation 10 accessAble to all the car and
buss lines running from the extreme western
sections.
II ID In all features WEST SIDE INSTI.
TUITION, end 10 sminsntly worthy Of the
support Of he sitissns ON that sids Il the
City.
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The Inman Line.

Whose representative in this city is Fran
els c. Brown, Esq, located at the south
west corner of Lake and Clark streets,
possesses a fleet Of the most magnificent
ocean steamships in the world. trip
across the Atlantic is less than a trip from
Chicago to New York WAS twenty years
ago; and what is better still, the rates are
almost nominal Readers, if You intend
going to Europe, or sending for any Of
your relatives. call at the office OF the In
man line before purchasing tickets.
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FROM WYOMING TERRITORY
AMY. Jan. Path, 1875.

Amy, Jan. Z4tn, 1910.
To the Editor Of the woREISsxAS's ADVOCATE.
We, the undersigned, in behalf of the
Miners Association Of Almy, think it our
duty to correct few mistakes which have
appeared in the papers, also to inform the
public Of the true facts of the case, in re-
gard to the explosion which took place in
the v p r. r. Company's mine Of Almy,
Dec 2sth, 1874 The gas took fire from
Mr.. John Bissell's lamp in his room, about
100 feet from the main slope, as has been
stated. The cause was, meni in the mine have
been in the habit Of brushing the gas out
Of their places when there was any in. They
have not been troubled with much gas in
the upper workings, but the deeper the
deeper the coal is worked the more gas it
makes, and as they had not been eXacting
in getting air into those places, the gas &C
cumulated more than it had befere-hence
the explosion. By brushing it out of one
room 1t went into another, where it ignit-
ed The names of the men burnt are as
follows: Thomas Spowart, badly burned,
but not fatally; Chas. Beveridge, slightly;
David Reese, one arm badly burned; Guy
Crosby, slightly; John Bissell, slightly;
John Baker. hair singed little. All the
men except SpowArt and Reese are work
ing again. The mule WAS badly burned
and had an eye knocked out; several doors
were blown open, and one smashed to pieces
by the explosion. The mine is in a.
good working order as It was before the
explosion.
This is true statement as witness our
signatures.
JAMES BOWS,
JAMES STONES
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Western Patents.

The following number Of Western patents
were issued from the United State Patent
Office. for the week ending Dec. 10. 1874, as
reported by G. L. Chaplin, Patent Attorney,
room q, No. l52 Dearborn street, Chicago
FOR ILLINOIS
Fire Escape LADDER Thompson, Chi
cagO.
Chick Row attachment for Corn Planters
VI. ]. Stephens, Urbana.
Cultivator-W. NJ Watson, Tonica-
Mechanical movement in Wind Mills-G.
Metcalf, Somonauk.
Milestone Business. Culver, Somonauk.
Corn Planters-C, A. Haskell, chicago.
Culinary Nessels-A Fromlet, Rantoul
Lifting Jacks NJ Cutting, Jerseyville
Wardrobe Bodstead-S. Gevison, Chicago
Clothes Lines-W. NJ. Pratt, Chicago.
Steam Cutoff Valves-John Bailey, War
saw.
FOR WISCONSIN.
Boiler Washing Machine. 5. Anderson,
Flntyille
E1R MICHIGAN.
Knitting Machinos-O. F. Trip, Battle
Greek.
Plows-C. NJ Van Every, Bronson.
Steaming Grain-C. X Taylor, Iona
For INDIANA.
Pitman Boxes +. l.. Bailey, Freeport.
Fire Extinguisher-John s. Tibbitts, JEFF
fersonville.
Muley Saw Mills-T Z. Chandler, Indian
apolis
Moving Machine-W. r. Cochrane, La
fayette.
Portable Feed Racks \. Mills, Pine
Village.
FOR IOWA.
Sash Holders Rollo, Farley.
FOR MINNESOTA.
Egg Carrier-W Weiss, st. Paul
FOR MISSOURI.
Hose Coupling. W. Kennedy, Saint
Louis.
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THANKs-We return our thanks to the
Cigar Makers Of baltimore for an invitation
to attend the fifth annual hop Of Cigae
Makers Union, No. 1, given at new Assemb-
ly rooms on Wednesday evening Jan 10th. We
have no doubt those present enjoyed them
selves highly, at least if they did not the fault
did not lie with the executive committee We
know the Cigar Makers of Baltimore well en-
Ough to state that they never do things by
halves
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One hundred to one thousand dollars in
Wall Street often leads to fortune. Pamph
let with explanations and statistics Of rail
roads, stocks, bonds, ETC., with other valuable
information, mailed ON receipt Of 30 cents.
Address, Alsx. Forthiagham q Co., Bankers
md nsoksrn, II Wan Strsst, N. Y.
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THE CIGAR MAKERS.
JAMES BOWS,
JAMES STONES,
.AoDREw MALLUERK.

~ Will unions desiring changes n the addresses q
corresponding secretaries please state the Of the
former secretary.
The following persons haze made applications for
membership in the several unions. ANY union having
charges TO prefer will forward them within thirty days
from the date Of Application
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The following persons have been recon-
mended to the Governor by the Judges Of
Cook County for the position Of Justice
of the Pecae for the ensuing five years:
South Side-Charles J. Haines, George
A. Mech, Logan ID. Wallace, Calvin De
Wolf, Neil b. Boyden.
West Side-Daniel Scully, Orlin p. In
gersoll, Alexander L. Morrison, David
Walsh, Henry Ackhof
North Side-Robert Hammill, Henry A.
Kaufman, John Sullivan, Gustavs TrOost
A MEETING or THE DIFFERENT TRADES
UNIONS is called at Typographical Union
Hall, - Dearborn street. Tor Saturday
afternoon next, t. take such action rs may
seem to them best suited 10 protect their
interests, in the enactment Of such meas
ures as will protect them, and the repeal
Of such laws as are calculated to Cypress.
All members of trades unions in this city
are invited to be present, to lend their aid
and influence in this matter, which SO
deeply concerns them, and which must
commend itself to all thinking working
men. COMMITTEE.
A petition signed by prominent business
men Of this city, has been forwarded to the
the Legislature, asking that body to make
Washingtons birthday a legal holiday.
An exchange says next to the fourth of
July should be the birthday Of Washing
ton Now the query is, without the aid
Of Washington should We have had 4th
Of July to celebrated
The TRADES UNIONS And THE LA SALE
BLACK LAwS.-Now that the Trades
Unions Of this city have an opportunity
presented of securing the repeal Of the La
Sale Black Laws, we hope they will avail
themselves of it, and certainly no organiza-
ton is more qualified by age or practical ex-
perience Of its workings, than the Typo
grauhical [ Mon, to take the initiative The
lettor Of Mr.. Mooney. published in anoth-
er column, states that he has already pre-
pared bill for its repeal, and that he is sat
isfedit will pass, provided those most deeply
in the matter will give him their
moral support. There is no reason why
100, 900 signatures cannot be forwarded the
Legislature in favor Of the measure, in less
than thirty days. Let Chicago put the
ball in motion-prepare a suitable pc
tition, and Peoria, Quincy, Joliet, Spring
field Bloomington, and other places, will
do their part.
P S-Since the foregoing was written,
a call for a meeting has been issued, to be
held at Typographical Union Hall on Sun
day afternoon Let there be full attend
ance.
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The Board Of Trade adopted resolution
last Tuesday, urging Congress to authorize
the establishment OF mint for the coin
age of specie in this city.
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DIRECTORS.

e. To $50 PER DAY.-Agents wanted.
eDO All classes Of working people Of both sexes
young and old, make more money at work for us, in
their localities, during their spare nome IT'S or all
the time, than at any thing else. We Offer employ
ment that will pay Handsomely for every hours work
Full particulars, terms, &c, sent free Sends your
address at Don't delay. Now is the time. Don't
iook for work business elsewhere until YOU have
learned what of r..
q. STINSON 4 CO.. Portland Maine
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ing.
RAILS
Al Sew York foreign, gold ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
&" American, at works, cur ......... IS SO
" g Old Rails, ID. H. r..---.-..... "a
At Philadelphia rails at mill ............... 90
Bessemer Steel Rails ~ 80
BRITISH IRON MARKETS.
Stafordshire Bars .... ............... ..EIlai2
Ralis w eish) led to Is
INDIANAPOLIS
RAILS.
Old rails a mill 30 O0,3l 10
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A DVERTISING: CHEAP! GOOD. Sys-
IA tematic.-Al persons VIII contemplate making
contracts vi newspapers for the insertion II adver
tisements, should send Is cents To Geo p Rowell
X Co., Al Park Row, New York, for their PAMPHLET
BOON (nmety-seventh edition. containing lists II
1000 newspapers and estimates showing the cost. Ad
vertsements taken for leading papers in many Statcs
tremendous reduction from publishers rates Get
the Book.
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st. Louis Coal Market.

Delivered in St Louis, per ton Of 2OO0 lbs
BIT MINoUS.
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Per ton. delivered ia - L,UI, ..--..... 81;
SpadFa Semi Anthracite .---.. -..............
Retail prices 3 u 20 seut- additional
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
HENRY GREENEBAUM, PResIpzSr
THOMAS HOYNE, FIRsT vIcE PRELIDKyT
CHARLES WIRTH SECOND VIcH PRKsIDRST
A. WISE, CASHIER.
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Buffalo, N. Y, Coal Market
ANTHRACITE.


BITUMINOUS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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WoRgINGNAS's ADVOCATE OHICN(
Jan. 30, 1915
Chicago Coal Market
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CoAL-The mild weather q the past week kept dow
the demand for coal but caused change In prices.
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CLEVELAND, o., Jan. l0.-If Mr.. DAME;
Spragg, late Of this city, viii communists
with the u dersigned, hewill learn something
10 his advantage Any member Knowing his
address win confer . favor by informing me
1t t.
WA. J. CxxxsM,
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SOoafnlO. Rsniul Nltranber 8riee
/ Bergen. Saosr til 8Omponiitsu
Gouaro 8rig, CT afganst PED Seoen
sfter lanQsre 5ibs SpseIisbeb. -
9nmar 8pss ierite os aItlan rIoite
Berger, alebmano s. GnppsIsn. sr
afsaast pso Seoen eiter en- IRn9sre
5ios Sp9oom.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04
SdmeS 8. Cation, BrRiieent.
Sohn NmmoH, 0iee Brei.
:. u. Snroid, Sasierer
DEBORAH
u utbpriIcrct &ap.SfOO. 900
6orretntn9slofale iammen meo
FIRST NATIONAL BANK | Oeeorab.

WrunOlngt al G%apitaIiiter i 9eco.
rab for at ortpe Ell o~roentli0 Spa.
rebnut.5Orretnine. SuOifno ira en-
Dollar % opac mootoass, Heuter
bstolss. % Hcntcs Mente for bper
6 MlaaIro, iaolcnae Yensene bIiue
,taaeu0c / Baufen. MAN fan life
erhOIoe Nenter poa en- ilfrere sler
bsore Woaos, busrfsn al imaa e0sr
tore GUNNER, emo peb at inoletis
Dem / oeune Sparebanf. 81 bar
en- norIt 8stlsut, Der lrlaer for os
gaslagersS illetter for WHITE STAR
yinlcu % ollie auore uom9rtebe Samt
og Srillfibsliuier til os ira alt
ltanblnaUllte Suune. osiaa Terlel
paa ale De beoite Banter / be ltan
~olnapilfe Gauhe.
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Rcren. Scn. O. g. pcmmeu, Or. ga.
Sisierer. .. .. Sclbers cs allie amir,
Sfaoninurer | 0eccrab.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04

WaDe. 8lebmnuo Oapio 8ranb
bar ieitamsnterst 1000 Spo. til Ssor.
erirBn for rIors 3isusitstpsnoe at
RuinotflPnHet / &rlitinnia.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-04

6rOfen yanrd SO0t er en M 10.
usnps SonQsriuoe. SUN o9tsr no.
oUsr Soften at 9iuc Sorcsrter i Here
norite Rner.