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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
6ousrs an0 farms fOaniso.

VyTANTED-A FURNISHED COTTAGE in West
w chester Comfy The Harlem Railroad IN GOOD locality and
sasy NeWYor Address with particular O. T. Ii
fos No. l,7l0 y y p o.
vHTANTED-Several small nice FARMS, well To-
w eted IN Newton New-Jersey from 5000 70 -1
AMY to II MACOMBER son, No. 50 Wallet Room No 10
NV loIk
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nROpOSAIlS for sIOO.OOO NAV AQUEDUCT

DROPOSALS for SIUU,OUO NEW AQULDUCT
Il STOCK ofthe CITY Of NEW YORKsesied proPossls viii
be at the COMPTROLLER Office until IuEspAY May ~
e whole or any the ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS New Aqueduci Stock Of the City Of New York an
thorized by Chapter $751; Laws Of 1863
The sad will bear interest the rate OF r per cent res ar
nun usvsbe quqrtery principal viii be redeemed the
FIRST August 1884 from the Sinking kund for the Redemption
ofthe City D-0t. ,.,-,-
Tn. nrcoss will Of stock desired and the prize
per one hundred and tue whose
accepted will thereupou be required deposit WITH the 1hssn
the Gums awarded TO them respectively. .,
Comptroller the receipts or the cbemDtTsn
will be entitled csihcste
the value Of tue awarded &c be"
l,arisz interest from the dates Of payments =,
Each proposal should ed aud ndorsed Proposals. for New
stock OF tie CITY New.York and inosed In second
envelope. addressed 70 the Comptroller -.
ME r Is reserved to retc any all Of the bids the interests
WIN" MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller
City ofNewYok Department Of Finance Conpoler' Once
Naxl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
Gopartnsrship Notices.

nISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP.
~ partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers mn
LEONARD SCOTT Co: has been dissolved
49, Il ROBERT CRAl0HEAD,
EDWARD WALKER.
the shove named
viii continued By THE LEONARD stOII ~ bLlStilNo
COMPANY" Ct their Office. No y Wslksrst., New forh
NEW-YORK May l. ls66.-Mr. ANDRUS ID.
~ HOWE 10 admitted member Of hrIn from this date.
HOWE FERRY, No. 70 Bowery, ~ Y
NsuYoRK. May u, 1850.
rT,IIE FIRM of WILLIAMS & OSBURY is this
Il day dissolved b. mutual consent J. WILliAMs
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Goruoration Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Tbe Committee on
Road. Board Of Aldermen viii meet In Room No tJ
Han on THURSDAY next the 2h in, u O'clock icr ~
purpose OF investigating the subject Of filing b al ID. snse o 20
Fifh FiyseveniA and eoty.
fourth streets Inasmuc the Board OF Couucmen lave &C &c
fsyorby on proposition and passed the necessary ie'o nf
completing the this VIII probably NJ the st
opportunity the views those sied tsI
Tor OF against bnsl action il taken oy e Cunn
Counc consequently ell persons hereby ed to %
present Al the above mentioned time and place. without further moth
hcs,ion. PbIER MAslEtssON l.
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nenI csla!e for Sale.

nTDTR g. FORD Real Estate Brokers Office No.
IL - 80, are SELLING RIAL ESTATE Of every s.iftc
W. oHer member % Cy and ouutry hefcences en- d
e na.y e1c4lngos f4tcs deaf lLe 30 its-e 20 't' orc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
OTTIcr oF raH srRlEr CorrIssIoNEa
No. 237 BROADWAY. NEw.YosH J
ITO CONTRACTORS.-PR0P inclosed in .

ITO CONTRA TORS.-PROPOSALs, inclosed In
sealed envelope ndofsed title Of tho work and with the
.ofth tbs
until FRIDAY, June l. 1866 a, II o'clock g. viz;
regulating gradng curb gutter and hsesns Foeth street,
from First Second avenue.
For regulating grading curb gutter and Tagging One hundred and
Nineteenth street from Third 20 Fourth eyeune.
For curb gutter ard Tagging Ninth west side from Forty
fourth TO Fortysxh street -, .
For curb gutter tagging Third from Fythrd 10
Filtyteventh street ~. 90,
784 RIvngton street. . ca, -.
tagging feet wde One hundred and twenty hh S
from First o Eighth avenue - -,
For tagging Fifth avenue, west side from foyhiFd SIXTEEN
street ,., . r,,,,-., -.
and ssth avenue Twenty sevenh 20 Thrieth street
For tagging from Eghyxh 10 hnetyth street
Tor Hgg6s reasng Twenty ninth street. nom Ninth 10
Teuth avenue. -
For tagging Hundred and Twenty street, em Fh to
Eighth syeBues
ments, be obtained a; this Office . - -
CHARLES @. CORNELL,
Street Commissioner
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yI,O CONTROVERSIAL PROPOSAL

rJ,O CONTROVERSIAL PROPOSALS
viii received this ofcs Roth "a Psr1 W.T. IrSs
sERVOIR and two GATE HOUSES at CAmansviis near the
Prsno. mus be nded Proposal fer Reservoir and tive
together with The name OF the o'ddes
ard date Of its Offering 4. m. - non.--
Plans ard Of the work be apphcn
N. Engineers ofhce Eighty .siIthsi. Fourh'sve
B,Ss OF bids be obtained epp alton 81 THIS once
once Croton Aqdeduc Department. May TO- 1866
THOMAS STEPHENS, ! Croton
ROBERT L. DARRAGH A9aetaet
w CRAVEN. Board
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ITO SEWER BUILDERS and ST0NE-BLOCK
PIvERssepere Sealed Proposals. each Endorsed with TIE
IN, Of the which rees the Of the bidder and date
Of . Offering will be received at this Office until ocioet M
TUESDAY, May 20 1856 for the Gonstrucion Oh the oo"s
street i'm TO wit; SEWERS IN
Clirton-t, between Madison aud Henrysts In
Ihirty-hird and TbiTyhfhs. between TENN sho Is'eh
ayes ,nd In said Avenues; 10
Forty-ei ghihst, between Fourth and Fiithaves IN
Fy seconds Ninth and Tenth ana ID ienh ~
BaysrdsL, between Chrystie and Foryth-s,s in =.
., wen Greene and M-rcersts In sheTiHsI b.
tween Rivlnston Delaney Also for PAVEMENIs
Third-aye from BoweIy 10 Fourteenthst
Thirty ri ghth.st, from Sixth TO Seventh ave.
liver tieth St. from fourth-ave TO Broadway
Catherinest, from Chstham-sgu to south-st
Fourte.nth-.,. morn Third to Foutlfsye
Leonard a., from Broadway TO West Broadway ana
Mnberry.,t from Blocker TO Houston-st 49, .
be and of ods can ~ 90
oa;ee-Once Aqueduct Department New
vn.h a. Iess THOMAS STEPHEES,l Croton
i"'~' "'"' - ROBERT l.. DANRAGH Aqueduct
A w, CRAVEN, Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

DrFPJGERA r. s. J. MOWbhAi
IL No "a Vssey opposite shnston $3.50. Water CssIrs
Sat. and Excelsior Regratos R,sanis Wa. One.
lssS , $50 Rsasss and fis1ss Furnishing 0ese~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
GUNNER Rekeais.

BOARD IN FISHKILL.-Pieasant eecommoda-
- te. for s7to ses week Aedrs" p W. bon 40
", fbbsAl y. y
BOARD Al ELIZABETH, n. J., for three or four
~ Children with desired scu 4 would De TAKEN
teeou psssbi and healthy Adde'S Boa No le Etse-th y "
ROARDERs WANIED-At q very healthy place
JOSEPH JONES. South Dover n Y.
ROARD.--A few BOarders can be accommodated lD'
~ pTivse fsBy-salhy pleasant location conNs-
Depot Terms moderate
Address b. A. BkBAhD. s0sposr 81, Stamford. Coma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

INOR SALE OF EXCHANGE for New-lork City
trre1y lots q LAND situated Of NeWbgTsl, oyeIooe
a. IN r.ves Tia and Wet Port c. Apry
- WM. L. SMITH Co.. No. q Nsssausf
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Gituaiions ruantro-fcma!es

Gituations Uantro-fcmaIcs.
A FRENCH LADY wishes TO 90 with family TO
n Europe Companion Would act Interpreter de.isd
can fni. Refers 10 the italian Consul NO
Broadway. Ca. a. No. 90 Amiiyst
A YOUNG WOMAN with excellent city reference,
y wishe, situation WAITRESS os, ca AhbERAiAlD and
WAITRESS Prefers the country for the sumner Can De seen 81
No o. West Tweuty.seyeniirst
XVvANTED-By a Girl, aged - years, recently ar
w rived SITUATION family 70 ssst in 's-in.. under
stands would object TO going IN the country Apply
Castle Garden, mp stairs
NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
N want SITUATIONS 10 do general UsENORk, &C., q Mrs
IOWFs Gsrnian nsiute No. u ssnton, the Bowery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

M j. froa. Depo about g. admirably adapted Tor
Iu eEceient gra's land srse modern house
,obgsf ham located for residence en1 fancy i'm
gluun. and fishing vicinity Apply TO PAR
tONs 4 WARD 80. 20 Cedsf-st.
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GmnsemenIs.

! WINTER GARDEN.
BRILLIANTLY sUoCEssFUL ENGAGEMENT
Mr. tyr ,,ns pGRvry WILLIAMS.
wEDaEsnGY EVENING. May ..
WI BE- presented with beant sccley AM 90 e1ss-sN' ~
Love- ? comic drama entitled
RORY {wh Lovers besG. had Of The M BAE I'VE
0MoRE Fairy Boy" p,ovAv N w5IIII4 ANS
An IRISH JIG BY Ma B WILLIAMS AND Characters
To eonelude with ne rearing con stis 4
MRS BARNEY wffAHssg . fiiS2 sFRoUT WITH
SONGS AND DANCES
M b. B PAR WILLIAMS a. THiL MvLL.0AN
Mr. kESBP iMHa s. Z Harry fi1i. lWEILIlANs,
AM THREE GLoRl6fiiss' 'PIEcEs
Door opeB at 5li Commeneesst og.oek
WINTER GARDEN.
w FRIDAY EVENING MAY 2s
JOINT FAREWELL BENEFIT or
THREE EXcELIEEi PIECES.
'''' ~ '0o An HOUR IN SEVILLE ,.
MR. AND MRS BARNEY Wilkins
WIN IN FIF saHGs oH aAR DaHets
Bon book row Opeu. Secure your seats 10 advance.
WINTER GARDEN. o
w NJ wALcoT' IT, 9e tN &c f sTT'Un'' that BIS
win ie place MONDAY EVENING. My % en- which ''e''i0n
Reuee ssaalf great great d r. 9g1s e
TIE BRIDES OF GARRY0wEN.
BROADWAY THEATER.
- LAST AiENKEN NIGHTS o,s,,,
WEDNESDAY ard uKSDAl EVENING" May y and May a.
MISS ADaH ISAACS NENKEh
in her Erqui.vey beautiful and mrasoned mrsrsenss'n
THE FRENCH SPY.
THE FRENCH SPY
fNiOA'' h'hi BsEsssEFif or MISS mEEKEM
SATURDAY AFTER i RN99 3, M kS z e m,yryrE.
'1 P9osshiT49iLY i LAST AFFEARANoE OF MISS MENKEN
MONDAY, EVENING, May %, -
THE YOUNG, TALENTED ard MACiNlfJCENI
MISS HELEN WESTERN,
MR. j. A. HERNE
LHTALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Msnassr........Mr LESTER WALLACE
Open st5i. BesBst6.
Carriages may be ordered az
EVERY NIGHT
~ IMMENSELY SUCCESSFUL
AND HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE DRAMA
TO MEND.
WITH ALL NEW SCENERY ny dane Mseder fItV,
NOUSCED THE MOST BEAUTIFUL EVER EAhlDiIbD ON
ORIGINAL MUSIC BY MoLLENHAUEn,
GREAT CAST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23
iTMIIARIF FARM for SAIE I'M Oranee Conn1r

n Y-The Homestead Farm Of JOSEPH DAVIS deces'ed,
Mddetown situated about miles fom the
and hoursus village Of Md eovn The Erie Railway
miles cm Newly Containing about Ia in high
, q cavson With excellent tuanS cited up rst "a :
proprietor and j. hcsss Farm sod
oesfabe Country Residence Also an excellent f4r9 % onng ths
containing with Of Farm Buildings snd two
Tsaat Hoases ha. been occrped This
trorsy situated healthy section Of the country with
N a ou ride for the Executors
&c ee estats INQUIRE HENRY C. HALsEY No ~ Laighi't
New Ola O. q the Executors Mdd Bank. Pofsesslon
sven Immediately JAMES B. III -, Fxecutors
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prinfinG.

prinfine.
NHAS. C.. SHELLEY, No. g. Barclay-st,
~ STEAM JOB PRINTER-CaId' Circulars bhhesd' ro"s"
Catalogues sc, AZ the loeest cash rates
CYLINDER PREssWORk done for the trade
VlTM- EyERDELL. SONS No. l04 Fulton n.i SIN
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS land LABEL AASpf~ei'"
Frs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

LTOR SALE-On Fiith-aVe.. on and below Central
Il Pax Apply 70 p. II. LUDLOW Go. No. Pmsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

lust lc SOLD 10 close an estate-2U-acre AKIN.
vi Dwelling Barn Oubaion Fruit abundance A. miles on
Long leland Price s26o; CHEAP. lpIy today e. No 27 Front
&c O'Clock BY letter &C. : LhWls T. H. Northpot l. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

ENAhM FOR SALE-Seventy-tye GcTes-oi when
1--we been tut in perfect ordsT. stoned nd dtched ihe
ard IN excellent order The horses cowi ,d
the arce- viii So be sold The farm w
lie township Of MolIoe miles iTc tie depot Mosro~n new
farms the Rank Of tie Hudson miles
h. O. vs. BLUNT No. 10 Ws'er.st.
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6ituations toanteo- Alales.

6iinaiicns manteo-hlales.
E 4 REALLY GOOD PROOF-READER wishes
n situation Can take OF Book Once assist IN tie
Editorial Department Of paper Address =, Tribune Ohlce
n accomplished LETTER-W WRITER offers bis
ar lengthy nav b, desired stcost confidence assured
ADS, ifTER.WRTHR Tribune oce sppoiniins nieryiew
An ENGAGEMENT wanted By y6nng man, g
n apd penrnsn competent bookseepeT who IA, good
CURED sivru. hddfess r D. Boz no 10 tribune once.
A SITUATION WANTED-By competent young
~ Mana PORTER Wholesale Houso. has uneHeop onable
city ee-ue guarantees perfect saiic 70 any who sy
employ TOe wishing hs services viii please address H. o.
No ~ Fulon-t. Room No o.
CITTATION WANTED-By a competent young
- Man a. ENTRY SHIPPING CLERK. Has the best Of rs
vii perfect satisfaction 70 any VINO nsy n
Ad3e,. CHARLES MEEHAN, No lR fulton-.i hoom no.
X{yANTED-A situation as REPORTERor AMAN
81 wsshinston-st., Boston. Msss Room No 3
vyTANTED-By young married man, SlIUA-
w TON a. COACHMAN aud GROOM. VIE willing to live
with the family required Both wiling 70 maze themselves use
VFTANTED-A situation by O young man a.
w COACHMAE ard GROOM, who perfectly understand the
proper and management Of horses end hsness s good aud
careful the best cry reference om his s employer
Address Box No 80 Tribune Once
VETANTED-Bv a Young man a position in this city
w AuctoD.sr. Addre" AUcT0SEER. sutton D. p o.
WANTED BIZ Man and his Wife SITUATION
w country farm. Cal for the week ., Mr.
DARCEBs, No. 90 fisnkiin-st. New.Yors
XvTANTED-By disabled Soldier n SITUATION
w in office manufacturing hon.e well recon-
.pdsd good pennsn and and writ. English French and
Germsn for three dsys r. No g. Shakespeare Hotel
No. az Wlism-st N y
WE SUPPLY GENTLEMEN with Coachmen,
w Gardeners Farm Hands Ls9oTeI, snd 81 lind. q m,le help
free OF charge LYNN Co. No 81 hasssusL
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~ WANTING FARMS

\ I,4ee ud thriving settlement. q VINE snh .in.i ol'se
= f.. o. 30 Of Philadelphia ~ railroad Il-i soI pe-ot,
hss crcrst twenty scre tlcts o. p rsr aeTe D .I "
80. .f0a iUs ouclng ROOD sol w. lit4 ~
,rS MAJ improvements. Apply 90 ChAs h. LINUS fo
n..- mi, rsrgstion Wi be scn, free. from Rs1or u
So hlt,o1 4,ricufual Edor0 JHs tbae II O. one 54e
fersfs frqrfs rc TotHo4 and stifft
es,n y Jeasaa JQsa.s tsaf 4s k1o1 ts' si4s o. t'f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

A BEAUTIFUL FARM Of % Acres, mile from
y N.wBr1n,wck eood 1s.ory doabe house, barn ald cue
e,s FRI exec orders isrd wei woere5 ad under me Fe
,vaor variety OF choice fruit, everything n good oIo
1no o. other Farms q dArgLt s1os On -vouoe eH
-. h sMIIN MATHEMATICIAN No. 50 led.-l- up ---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

NOR SALE-In Perth Amb0y, n. j., two GOlmc
COTTAGES brick With scre' Of sqd IVYs ono
Dane wiz loi &Hl3 s3os4 AeeIe'. ALI M I'1-
T10R SALE OK TO LET-In TIE Village OF South
rort Conn twostory ROUSE, with Two Acres OF Lend
40 FaFn Boat house The TItes leinnu tfoltci n
m directions Horse win b. o furnished Il desiIsd Alpy 10 l.
y ALNORr. A. ScltiYcrt. Corr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

NlBLOp GARDEN-Begins at 8.
~ Lessee and Manager ........WM WhEAILEf
SECOND WEEK
Triumphant Of the truly great and original Issdan
CHARLES DILLON,
who will sppear THIS and EVERY EVENING until further
notice In lie thrilling and pathetic character OF
BELPnEOOR, THE MOUNTEBANk,
which universally aeknowleded, both by the press ana
he nnbiir 10 b. WITHOUT RIVAL.
he cast comprising the Of Me.ss o. Burnett j. w Coer
Ration Bee. Ba.de Rendle, Barry Miss Ida Vernon
~. Msrv NAL, Msda biaedef, Mrs. Chapman, &c, &c.
~ BELPHEGOR EVERY NIGHT
O.. cureds in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-23

Il HOMESTEAD 2 acre. lighy improved ad on Iasonia
Yosd b. s ron fotoken rom Weeaawkeu Ferry Forty
win cy. u - and oatbuildDg lne bearing cicnha
srared rarietts. excellent water abundance OF i-i
serv rt On nsvesbe and me drive "ouu H"A
.fisndd gent cr4 residence fuisb, ieI gardening pu
ALSO about ACRES woDid sell l-folli ero"ss
b. lots rare chance capitalists To b. sod teia1's o. "
sethe 6 bargain For particulars inquire ci ,,ste r.
IEnTr iII-I ka. 30 ei.l.si- once IIlNlu . = ~
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

As a meeting Of Division No. 10, Of The
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers, held
at their hall Saturday evening, August Is
1866, the following resolutions we're unani-
mOusly adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God in his in
Unite wisdom to remove from cur midst oal
respected b. ether, Charles P. Noble; there
fore be it. a.s.Es
Resolced, That in the demise Of ouI
brother, this association has been deprived
of q worthy member and Chicago of use
full citizen.
Resolved, That in respect to the mesnery
Of the deceased, our haIl DO draped il
mourning for thirty days.
Resolved, That We tender the family oil
our deceased brother our heartfslt sympath,
for their irreparable loss, trusting that Goo
viii give them strength to bear their great
affection. 81
RESOLVED That copy Of these resolutions
be presented to the family Of the deceased
and be published in the WoRKIEeNAS'
ADvocArE and the daily papers Of the city.
PETER C0YLR,
JoHN MoRRIsos,
F.A. RuoG.
co'nasittee on Resolusions@ = q
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

NorIcE TO SUBscRfBERs.-An subscribers,
who have not yet paid up their subscriptions
for the ADVOCATE viii receive no more copies
Of this paper after the present issue Those,
therefore, who wish to have their paper con-
tinued viii forward their subscription money
without delay. Those whose subscriptions
expired some weeks ago, and who have been
notified Of the fact, win remit immedistely,
or they will receive no more copies after the
present number. FRANK LAwLER, agent.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

DouGLts CELEBRArIoN.-We have been in
formed that, in the procession, the Masons
will precede the President and his suite, and
that Immediately after these will come The
Trades Unions.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

GARoTTING AGAIN.-0n last Wednesday
night, milkman was garotted aud robbed
on Washington street, of the sum Of about
$500. The officer came very near shooting
the unfortunate victim. As usual, no arrest
has been made. nf
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

60 TO rms BEsr.-Bryant & STATIONS
Chicago Business University, is acknow.
lodged to DO the best training school foI
young men in the country. bookkeeping
Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, Com
meicial Law, Correspondence and Telegraph.
ing, are taught thoroughly. Fcl apers
Circulars. &c, address Bryant Aatton,
Chicago, III.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

Tux EIGHT HOUR MovEsESr---Below we
give the proceedings of a meeting Of the
Eight Hour League, held At their hall, on
Wednesday, August Sth, 1866;
Az meeting Of The Eight Hour League,
held at their hall, ON Wednesday, August
'sfh, 1866, the following resolutions were
unanimously Adopted: }1fflifl -
RssotUed, That the thanks and everlasting
grstitede Of the laboring men bf ti1e soity Of
Quincy are hereby rendered to His Honor,
the Mayor, and the members of the Cir
Council, for their promp6 and. decisive ac-
tiOn taken in passing m ordinance msking
eight hoars legal days work, for ali WORKS
done where the city 10 party.
And furthermore, that their action will
be remembered in all times 10 comc, and
prayipg for their individual welfare, and
de future prosperity Of fhe city aklsrge,
we, the workingmen Of Quincy, will sysi
remain. yours truly. ...z.4
R1soibsd, That the above reaolutiops b
published IN all the city papers, the WonK.
lNsxEs's ADvoeAfH Of Chicago, ard the
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

The WAsHINGToS STREET TUSNEL.-The
Board Of Public Works have received the
proposal to construct this tunnel from Messrs
Stewart, Ludlam & Co. The cost is esti
mated at some $4,000. As soon as the
security has been given the contract will bt
f.Inaad
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

TRorTING HoRsEs.-The following cele-
brated trotters have arrived here 'Butler,
Dexter, Rich, Panic, Rolla, Gold Dust, Ma
boclish, Lily, Simpson, John Morrissey and
Patchen, Jr. There are about seventy fivs
horses now at the driving park, to be enter
ed for purses given by the Association.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

Co oPERAroN.-The talented body of ar
tests, formerly composing Kelly and Icons
celebrated ministries, have formed a com
pany Of their own, and have been playing
to the satisfaction Of full houses in The
Crosby Opera House. For q first elias;
Ethiopian performance go see the as.
ISOLATED artists Of Kelly and Leon. Per
formance Saturday night.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

FRANK I.AwLER, lsl Farquer street. il
authorized TO act as General Subscription
Agent for the ADVOCATE.
Nh. G. G. HARRIS is authorized To solicit
subscriptions for the ADvocArx through the
State of Wisconsin Any monies paid to
him will be duly acknowledged.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

NOTICE TO STocKHoLDERs.-The Stock
holders of the Cooperative Association will
meet to night at the store, 2l3, Washington
street. As important business will come be-
fore the meeting every one interested is re-
quested to be present.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

The CHoLERA seems to be neither increas-
ing or diminishing. There are but few
cases in the city, and there is no longer any
alarm about it.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

TIE LAKE TUNNEL now wants about |, 400
feet Of being complete. All pains are being
taken to finish this enterprise as soon as
possible.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01
CITY MATTERS.

The DOWNFALL IN CLoTHMe-S Shown by
DuDlEr's Bulisu. lib Randolph street. Choago should
induce esI from every man, youth boy Of
.F-shensols Readymade Clothing. kxAnine the Baie-
4 ne under the Museum. ~
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

nR. WILKINS, late Of New York, has
~ removed his Once TO No f3l Ssush Clnrk street
Room No. 3, and will be 10 fhs adsantaes q se who
are amcted with any kEd efdiseass 10 sifs hhn call
more particularly those Who suffering ukk .eunar-
is Neursigtss Ague. Fits, yeneriAi &c Alias remoy-
~ amP remedies Without change Of DIET a. deten-
on from business Charges less than oae-ha De usual
charges In Chicago. 9fs.hF -
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

SEE on this side the interview between the
President and the delegation from the Labor
Congress.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

WESTERN PATENTs.-The following num-
Der Of patents were issued to the various
Western States, from the United States
Patent Office, for the week ending August
2lst, 1868, as reported by G. L. Chaplin,
patent solicitor, Chicago, Ill:
Illinois, IA Iowa, !; Missouri, Michi
gan, | I; Wisconsin, 8; Indiana, 6.
Whole number issued from the Office, fol
the week, 1873, including design.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

Owing to the full report from the Labor
Congress, much local and other matter has
been crowded out Of this issue.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-09-01

CHANcE OF ADDREss.-W quently re-
ceive letters from our subscriber s!equesting
US to send the ADVOCATE to another ad.
dress. We always do this when we know
sOho the person Is that tUrites, but when no
name is attached, Of course wecan do moth
ing. Here is a specimen of a letter when
we were asked to change the address and
the writer forgot to sign his name.
PLArSFIELD, August 9Th, 1866.
Nh F. LAwLER,
DEAR SIR Until further netice you
will please send my paper 10 Plain6eld
Will Co ILL.,