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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26
Coon FOR rus BosroS CAuLKERs Til,

Coon FOR THE BosroS CAuLKERs The
Boston Voice, Of the nj inst, says
The ship Archer arrived at this bort vester
day, for repairs, sent % from New York fyr
the especial purpose Of defeating the eight
hour strike Of the ship-building trades 10
New York.
1t gives US pleasure to state that the Bos
ton caulkers, who have been working on the
eight hour system for some time, promptly
met and voted not 10 work d. this ship II
any other vessel which has been Or NAV w
sent round from New York 10 defeat th-
strike Of their brothers there.
Three cheers for the Boston cauIkers
We hope the other trades may have ta.
manliRess TO follow their example.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

parishes o. paupsrs2 How ID II that gen
Grafton after generation Of sickly creatures
(whoss labor IL barely worth their bread u
permitted to arise, to suffer, and 70 die,
'dthout having provoked even a speculation
among politicians in power On the means OF
regulating the labor market as to continually
direct labor fNm the markets where 1t -
superabundant TO the places where It is in
demand"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

1t Is thought by many, that the idea Of the
elevation Of he laboring clAsses 10 UtOpian--
IN infatuaticn, dream. Theyhavs no time
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-05-26

TEE Paris correspondent Of the London
7smss asserts that the delarstions in the
Published spe schss Of the Emperor, which
caused the recent fxcitement, were not ut
tursd ct Aaxsre But that he subsequently
wrote them. and he'd them not only printed
In the papers - his speech, but also had
them pIacarded throughout the large towns.
, 1866-02-10

Last Saturday evening, as two coIo1ed mer named
LouM Brudit and Lafayette Toneles wete pa.sfue
along Monroe street In the vicinity Of The most.
Office, The htter picked up a pacIasc coutain,nr
gfcenbacks to the amount Of <245. ne iumedI-
atcy plsecd II in h's pocket, merely tcmaskine 10
ihe package, and 1hcn f'arted toward biz
home In sherman street. When he got there he
counted the money, and then At the request Of his
puose Of eopsuptpS M ef ~ to the p,anI couIa ,e
be should take 10 discoref The osEne1 Tie old lady
adsittd him to take 10 The Central Police Stalion
of il. Win Ills ebjeet II 1iew he st oat for he
station, but when be reached vacant lot near the
corner Of Harrison et7cet and tue avenue, he va.
f@med e os tbat the eea.1em.n ~ ownns @ s'o ths a
roary was in the ca1tase, Tonetes stopped
and took from his pocket tie pax-
pfe:eused r % pistol Il bi. bead and acnaaded has
mnncy or lie. Frightened at this denomination,
be handed oset the money, but with commcudahlc
tain i's number. Seeing him do this, the nackman
tuddcnly hecame very friendly snd confidential.
He begged Toue!es not 10 mention the mAtter to Any
proceeded to cou1t It. he gave TOUCHES S1Uo, Bro:
die rs, and retained s1oo for his own share. He
then invited them 10 get IN his hack and
ieasing some foul play. refused, and set ID
On foot toward the Ceutra: Station. The
hackInan droEe along The etreet beside him seseal
OiOCkt, Duf nbdl0F Qlm 0eFetIunt1 O1 EulDS 70 lut
Aktlnn turned about and drpre nj furious rale In
N oppotite direction. Towles handed over TO Capt
Stton The <lD0 be had received a. hls ehaEe, and
1ees7tised The hackn1u a. bert he could. and also
rave tpi9smntiou where Brodle could be found
s,,, 10 detectives wue Immediately despstched 70
ih .ss lAitles, bu' after long search came back
1ne f,e " .ne oass arrested Hsodie Al Cauezon'e gam
nio;e @ ., enoI ~ .na aoaeph street. nhere he WAS GU
where he wae conhned until forrnon WIZ,
be Wes taken before 10succ Mil!!fcn n fhe Pnltre
, 1866-02-10
Markets bv Telegraph,


Especial Despatch to The Wes,ern Assoeiatsd prr,..
| ....-... NEW YoKX. Feb, J.
The railway speculation sais mornlce dld not IN,
tan the extreme rise ot yesterday sfternoon. .n,
ior~ rnee1 made st Stock Exchange, especially q,
iead!nK shAzes. ~
Government list very rYm ON IN no,ea f,o,1 no,.
/ steto5' except old Sscs, which we're lower,
.-. AlsC1LLAHKoUs.
eate 6ohas quiet and steady. CoAl and ta!scellers
open boarda ~-@1 ~
suck maskes dull bat generally stesdy Read.ur 4
Pittsburgh were lower. 0o7c1neutk nr7n.
cioHE1 EEIcEa-
.ue .nuoHn9 70 Tho ciottnz prteas:-Ohio Certn.
@ s.'c.' Hx@a1 Cumberland Coai, 442Ax; Hsrsoosa
~: heF tosk Central, s.Kass; Erie. 7sxa;sx: ind.
son klFet. INK; READING, ssXalpo: AIchlrsn son,h.
EN- Sa9GsH; Cleveland q F4ttshurxh. ;sxa;ex
t.oek nland. lolhelGA; Northwestern, 2i1a37x;
cor fpfefetsed, st9s4h.
The Gold market opened v4th ,ntr4.,-d s...,4t-
80, n.st transactions were st but The prce
tea'+ e4oeins At 1s9k&19K. Cash Gold to day. sax
Per cent. ~ 0A'' S"NsS
EXCHANGE,
etefAa2 dp1. bantezs' Ellis, ,o7Haio7k.
koSxT.
Money market unchanged
xzvIvAL or TRADE.
II Inc Trade OF The city there wag quite rey1ya1
me past few days. 1t least 10 far ~ dry goods
COTTON and hardware ara concerned. There are a
number Of buyers here nor the West Ind cotton
States. '9
PETROLEUM,
fetfoeum stock market 1ru. Old Dennehn6 Ron.
se8 l6.Ae: Brnd1ty, SIC Centr1l, S3.l5; Exeelstor
sl.p0 Ge1mAnl2 yl-S3 Manhattan, SC; on crets
*1la; 1hose, sa1o; ralntr OH, gsa5; Shade H,yrr.
ss-eo; Uuited stases, s1i.75.
xISEa STOCKS.
HfeenFe1l Gold. II 10; Smith 4 pxrulee Fin 50
"alhll. $t.1o Quartz BIN, SIS; New York d New.
~ = nc; second National S3.n; yenango P. T.,
III" s1lVen, $-ss do Ss.'as F1sas National, Sic,
pzT GOODS.
Joebets' prices: Brown sheetinEs-Indlan Head. "a
lneh. nc, Indian Head. s1tnch, sc; Great Fs1t. n
NC G1cat Falla ". &c; Bedford. 7zc; Lanark, 24c
Aoop sk1rts-Hsadley's Duplex Elliptic. 50 To N
hoops, hHc@&t.os; Empress Trail, Sl25
Neached shTtings-Dvtght, IS Inch, aSc: DWIGHT.
IL inca. S'c; 0rtene Manufacturing Co. eSHc,
fs1nss-Coeheco &c; Paeinc 2lc; American esxc.
Lane astcr 2fc; AroskrsR axe.
Dtiaines-ua,niJioo &c: Pacioc esc.
Ginghsms-Glaigow &c; Hartford etc,
cambE1cs-y1etorta 2lc Portland nc.
sMclxs-Clintor SC; Lonsda1e EXC.
Sanson f1anneis-faunteaK sc Salmon FAILS SIC.
Corset Jcans-Nnutakeg, &c.
Ilcft-Hau12tou, Sc; !; H1miIton, D. &1Kc,
su7pes-AmoskeAC.3 Soc; Ar3s2pha, nc,
Denms-Peatl Rirer, Sc; Massachusetts,, &5c.
Cassimtres-Loom Anvil. 7tc.
IN hefolow1ng Dispatches were received At the DRY
loods Exehnn.e:
ST. LoUls-TEade ts iopk,nr up Btanl%s are sailing
it New York quotations..
Locl1EsI1r-fieht trsdo doing. Prices su6eo!os.
fRosDfSc1-fT1ceS dru. with large Gsles Of &
quafc ptint goods. General trade better. |
bsefof-Fhe bruwu and bleached goods Ii active
'emaud Market generally ttlu md steadJ.
, 1866-02-10

ALHA1Y, Feb. 9.
CATTLE-Thc trade IL cattle has been moderately
aettFe the demand for tbs E4xt being good and flF
Few York fir. but the supply proves too largo aud
although the market opened 1t last weeks pricek
and most Of the kaies thus far hare touched thoss
fgufts, the tendency II downward, aud tha market
closing heavy. D. Ha!xe sold 81 head Illtnoia are.
aging Loo t. 1t tl11co; 81 head. Averaging 1ao n,
u aaaoa. md 90 head, areraxtnk i,aso rsas s1olU,
johnson Dewey sold 90 head, averaging t,lso d.
7Hcs head. aveEa&nr t.lo0 ~, 1t Ssl po; y heal
Averaging 1850 nj, At md 81 head Michigan, aver
aking 1soo ~. 1t s4c F. Ford sold Il head Kss-
tncky. averaging 12a 1t &c, and n head 1oe
and fat, aEeIagtn2 17ao ns, At 3kc. LytnEstou Co.
sold 6s head Illinois. aserskinR 1.4oo na, Al $I!olu
Lott Co. sold 50 head Indiana, averaging 1s1 , Il
$.so 100 As. II. Tirrtl sold u head Kentucky,
averaging 1ro ns At 5000 r 100 ~. Tota1 receipts
14t0 head.
saEEP-sH@7c. Market inactive. Reeelpta $500
head. .
u0Gs-W!thout change. Sales 800 bead 1t aA9
loHc. Receipts, 7,sos head. Shipped to New York,
$500 head.
, 1866-02-10

[spcc!a, Despatch 10 the Chicago 1stbune,1
-..-... ST. Lou1a, Feb. .,
rLorR-Acdve. Bales Of spring at S7,5o07.7u ;
11 At &s5q. XLLat9l7se
CRAM Wheat nrme1. Sales of mi 1t t2ns: cho,ce
hu ats7ss. onu ateady 1t soc choice 1t 4sc. Corn
.etive saies oflIed 1t elXe; vhito It sic; yellow
u lots mlxeo white At 63c; while In lots 1t
sc; white Ass;c st. Charles white 1t 1pc
PnoE1s1oss-Bacon lower; shoulders 1t 1sXc. Lard
unchanged ut 17Hc; good 1t nc.
Hoas-Flrm small receipts 1t s9so9es5; dressed
1t &ftEN~ N
, 1866-02-10
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Despatch 10 tho Chicago Tribunt

Especial Despatch TO tho Chicago Tr1bune.]
MuwACKKK, Feb. ..
FLoCH-Fhmtr. Sales II $7-po for extrs spring.
EkAts-Hhest fevcrish anf very fuctuAtinE. Sale
II this FORENOON board were 900 bu At 3ll1ta1la
and e1lsx. cash: e1ls911sX. buyers option III th,
mooth; sloo for Eo.3 At the nooa boasd ssles wtrs
5000 ou At eash. and el.1sat.l9 buyer II
Gsa and al the month. At the sp. N. board wheai
w1s sctise. eAes were IS 100 bn No. l. cash. ut 3tl1
1.x, cloarg dull 1t the made oEure. 0atssales c
1900 hu In stoFe ii &c Tor No. I, and nc for No.2
PRoF1sloSs-Quiet Sales 10 he1cea salt picked
hams 1t isxc. Dressed hoga not cr. 62les Of 60
It sle91Is Tor good WEIGHTS, and very heavy sold II
Hills.
KEcK1FIs-41 90 nu Wheat LIN fresaed hors
, 1866-02-10

Conr fos examination, Aaer ,hss,.ns Ii. ,bo,.
1ae:s, The Aarlsuafe committed him In de}auIf Al
Hug ball sor trtal before tbe Recorders Coaft
tne nacknsn has not been sppschended. The
money heaonged TO MI. William Metzxet Of M
- street. who Lost 1t only fen uioute.
before It vas picked up n5 TOUCHES, @'1'
, 1866-02-10

RXT0RTeONs OF GAS CoMpartRx
ufeat and we11Tounded complaint 1, NOV hofnr
made By our citizens Of The manner In ,htrh ~
business OF lhe gas companles Is tzsu.xcted. Tt.,
complaints arc, 6st- that The eas furnished bv tbe
companies il OF the most wzetched and tnpure
e5:laes or i r. r. a. 1n s.oso,sn
then arc gzoeelY fnacccr1te, md thai conseu9enty
Ets consumers ms charged for ees syhIch
t5ese eso,1r 30 20. s nse =, L. o each .
9I nunafeos OF people might be given, werr II
deemed necettarJ. or were theEe the 1ainsest hopc
tsat t6s statement would be productive Of any +
4nafy Of The Ras especially OF that fnrnishe in he
west Disla,on, Is known 10 IN cousuoers. and ~
NE ne eoostzni Cause q theIr un.iedctious Foz any
o. "1ating kerosene Of Other lamps. n1ulf BE- used
s,ea s,s4,, .h,ee =. burners being found n
stze. while, 10 sdduon 10 Is xaat Of or1lianey IL
impu11ty ts further nitested by disgusting odor
Snd M. e,sn Ssos3 b3 sToks p K 5hs pse IL
Information On the subject. 1t would be dear for
fSoa 1qt y oeys R1ndef .nsn e.
emily, gentleman who believed that he had seen
eyfsssaEd FOR b.. son.umpnon of
house dntfns that lime with keroeeae lamps. Bs
tAe AaEa1ies LIE A1uuun{ CQNSnmeQ Of ain during
lhe month was considerably lesa than uneoultb the
usual amount, ret when the Companys bill was
pEeeenfed there Was reduction ot but thirty cents.
That amount Of reduction #as recorded. tfs a1sao
ffstta tn ID ihat e., gentleman having occasion
bis family with him, md iesytnca 81
honse locked up, burned no Ras Il ali during thai
f1me f1o,e md alhough none escaped II tie 6ouse
olnt. When be returned to Chicago he fonna ths:
- = A 81 o ios that time few cents lareer than
: aaa Geea an! month preFious, and The piaIlihle
.atd 10 imagine any Eay bJ which ibesa n-ss co
,aoa4 can Dc brought to reason; but If ihe,e he
ny WAY should certainly be applied to them a,os
, 1866-02-10

TIE PHILHARMONIC CokcEnr.-Thte concert TO.
night promises 10 be OF the best Of The season
The symphony ia Hugo Ulsteh'e q tsTrsomphale. -
composed In 1SS, to celebrate the .uar41s.e Of The
present Etne Of Belgium. then Due de Bsaosnt, 10
Maria Henrietta Arch-Duchess Of Austria The
Noya1 Academy Of Fine Arts awarded 10 II the first
premium. Inc symphony xas performed Tor Tho
INT TINE On sept, - 1854 ii hrusaelt, Al Tie
ply the evelwc!cone ovrrtuEe to the Merry Wlye.
Of Windsor and The adaQto from Haydne sympho.
NJ No. .. A pleasant variation IN The Customary
proessmmes OF these conoe.ts f. the ID.
oal,i. cd forty voices, and viii nroducr
the s'slloss' Chorus s1om the African and 17ii's
Mutio e. II, wtl aso sing cavatiuas from Fayor;ts
and ,hc Queen Of Cyprus. Mad. cell i nor only
an artist hut fne teacher and composer. We Lave
tor one q bel pupIlp, ol 1arc musicai meI = ,1st ut
published by ltooi 4 lady. There viii be pnbltc
1cheaIsal At the opcss Aouee ihf. morning at half
fEasosA1--Te are pleaeed TO learn that Louis
Dochs17 The De- Fssdo Of 3otc 70 well known in
musical c,s'es. r. h. Eetnfnsd ftem Belgium and il
shall .oon hear his splendid voce again Ia oiT con.
lcv1cKrn's TuE41nE.-Hr. Earm Adam. took
house. The p!2y ~aS " The HesrtIc,r oreinsliy
Written tor Fot.ess, In which Mr. Adane rpMcared
to ertst aassnt.ee matinee performance I'll BE-
pear u Pnidizs, The Sculotos, in HThe Marble
1ean." II ,heescaine, ''Ths lleeue" and ::siscs s
Eyud Sutnn."
Cot Woops MuszrH.-Dtouehan'e new p1ar of
"Caught In the Toll" WIS given again last nieht
and VIII bc repeated thte afternoon and evening. al.
ter which Il utl1 be withdrawn: -
BLIND ToN.-Thi. ~ marvellous bny'' Continues
to attract GOOD audiences et smith & kixon's halJ,
Ae will give matinee performance this afterpoon
winch ought to ie well attended,
... oAEas ehould remember the 1nasquezzdet and
aans5 ossss slnivale, 4, The Washington th1. afIcr
"g11 1a1 nno Sssnmc- and at the Rink this evening
1pt1 Ws of1et lesson the Opera Uonst. whe,r
he VII heSe ample tpane and, It IL tn ~ nns.nc.s
ample audiences oclore vhom fn ..~h;hts @
dctfG3 feetseot mAett. NtErnsn,t< ,n, u!s "on-
great during Ills recent stas her. ~, - ~ "As
nouncts quite new repertoire ior H. " ne an
pca.ance. wc fully anticipate fos him crs,'a naa np-
Of public faroT. ~Snnnuahcc
EnksT PEnARo. the young mneictsp. ,-h,
been abeeni tscm Chicago inf a numI,er ~ po % nae
gathering laurce In foreign andt his fe,u,nsa y
he ciiY much improved IL every respect. and ~, ~
evening he gave eooccH In tie music hall of lie
Open uouec which was well attended, Petaho's
execution II indeed wonderful and yet he .ueceede
i making It subordinate 10 bis hEt,ade concept1up,
wttct is h1e highest merit Ills seleetIons were Of
the cholcest and 10 each of them be did fa jnstice
and won well merited 1pplanse rom his 8udhozr-
Another concert w1l bc gwen this evening".
KE1lr 4 IEoS's MRsTEn 1HouFE a4e nox at
Clearelxnd. where they doing thriving trade
IteIf ncw hall Ut Cindnnau H. now nearly com'
pleted, and they will doubtless make descent upon
thst city soon-
, 1866-02-10

THE EKw CLARK STREET BR1uqx-Tha fo,,ow.
ing proposals for The building Of new brldee over
the river a. Clark street were received by ia Rosn
Of Public Works. at meeting held o. Wednesasy:
J. E. Miller proposed to do al the work md furn,sh
the necessary materials ht cost Of {l5,500: n
chaplin promised TO do all the work and rrtaoyr ,hs
urescnt bridge for E145o); Thomas Macidn prom: @
iced to DO al the work and furnish the reaniIed
materials for the construction ot The new bridge for
{1a 800. ..s'
The hitter proposal was accepted by the Board.
stpulAttuE that the YORK shall pe completed By The
18th Of April next
, 1866-02-10

New York Stock and Moucy Market.
NEW YoaK. Feb. 9.
MoSEY-Steady. at s3t = cent call lonns.
S1tRLLSu-Dull And decidedly lover, 191kalD7H.
139f.
GnvHxSNKsT srocKs-Ftsm. U. s. ss 's1 couppos,
1atH do 704 coupons a. 1ca4; do do '6l lo5K u s.
991.
sIDcKs-TeAk. n. Il. Tel, S; II. =. Central. as;
Reading. 100: r #. 20 Chi. Alton, preferred lts
n G, INK; H. S.. 6s4; Fitis- 79H y. ~. 2;x; Il. J..
, 1866-02-10
NJ A X II 1 E D

In this city, Feb. Sth, 1856 bg Rev, " D. Skeltou
AE. J. q. HA1NES AUG Miss MARIETTA uAMM, at
Of Chicago.
In Chs anp8Ecn, IT,, Feb sth. hy the Rev, Afr, Nc.
K1plev. Nj. G E0RGE s. .wATERfiOI1SE, Of Chicago
and Miss EsTA PERE0Es. Of thampaiyn.
IN Utica: Ohio Feb. s.h l.e The residence Of .he
!fas. n: i1Ats: Mr: WM, 4. RAkER, OF Chicago, and
, 1866-02-10

ThoAe who oyer-tax the Voice In
singing OF pubiic speaking will ind .tBrorn's
Mnro1'ehiat M 5Foehts' eseeedlng!y useful, enabling
comparative esse, whllo they render articulation
clear. For throat dfseaecs and coughs the TToches
are Of service. h919
, 1866-02-10

Il RerHian Romance.-A Princess once
the Kings In the surrounding countries sought her
marriage: A magician had taught her !. The Paz1-
Fhn Ladies' Secret Of Perpetual Beauty" winch has
heen d'telneed 70 ". >. Lemo1ne L Co., who Will
tend 1t to any address free.
VS.. LEM01NE i CO., BOZ 22ss, Chicago, III.
, 1866-02-10

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Sieters Of ST. Joseph, in charge OF the Orphan
Asylum Wabash Avenue, return their thanks to
the Singer Sewing Machine Company, for lheIyre
machine for the use Of the Cathollc Orphan AsrI1,
, 1866-02-10

NEW TORE Feb. 9,
The following The prices OF mining stocks bid tu
Roslon to-day: Copper ,e6k; Fr1nkln, Et4 Han
socE, liK; Ainneaosa. le4; Quincy. s7H; N1re9ly
az: Bay state. 84i Boston Water power, 23A; Isft
IioJal+ i3H.
, 1866-02-10
ID i E ID !.

In Chlc1Eo, Feb. eih, JAMES B. SCOTT, youngelt
child Of William and Emily Scott.
Fsends invited 70 attend the flpesnl on Sunday
Afternoon at2 O'Clock, frotu ls9 orth LtSAe street.
in this city. on the 9th Inst. Mrs. BETSEY JACE.
SON. aged 70 ycafe Eelct Of tho late Capt. Garden
Jackson. one Of the original settlers OF Chicago.
The funeral will take place Sunday morong, at 10
O'Clock nom her late fcstdencet ltobey stItcs thir
house north Of GAlenA Railroad.
, 1866-02-10

HvcrJ1ne can be FReantsfn1 s-Tbn
tsI1elan Ladies' Secret Of Perpetual Deanty'' seut
frro to ai those sending theft address 10 ". q.
LHaonE 8 Co. Box ea8s, Chicago. h55a-et
, 1866-02-10

:: Go to ouF friend, n. r. merrtll,s for
Kerosene OLE. Anpa lanterns, chandeliers, GfAsk-
Ware, ETC., Il ind u Randolph street. h98
, 1866-02-10

Teeth Like pearI4-Securedb bY the use
Of Caswel, Mack 4 Co.'S = Fo.modenta' Tooih
Paste. 1t ts Absolutely tee from III substances In
1n11ous 10 the teeth, and Is used by the best Den
nste. CAtwK1.1, MACE i Co.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
, 1866-02-10

Go 70 The Rest-Go to BrTaut d Strat-
tons Cmeago Commercial College to get thor
ou9a. ptAfncai o1s1oets education, Or 70 become 4
good Telegraph Operator. Address for cirrnisra.
BHTANr & S1nAI7os, Chicago, nj,
, 1866-02-10

Iron = Phosphorus = Caltsaya. The
combined tn an amheE-cotored cofataj, beautifully
transparent 10 the eye, pleasant to the taste and
acceptable to the ssonoach in caeNe1 Mack . Co.'S
Ft7u-Phos phoIateu Elixir Of Callsaya Bark.
Each pint contains one OUNCE Of koyal Call4aya
Bark, and each teaspoonfnl contains one grain ot
Iron. Samples furnished free 10 The profession.
CAHwELI. MACK Co., New York Civ.
Sold By al Druggists. teb19hR2G H. -sAnIu
, 1866-02-10

We Call the attention of our Readers
70 7he advertisement Of Plays, by NcSally / Co,
No. 81 Dearborn street. hS7p
, 1866-02-10

PcrAt,oss Concert and Chlckcriuass


Quite musical audience greeted this promising
young artist at Crpsby'e Mratc Han, lA4t ereulng,
md hy the hearty encorcB given must hare proved
to Heir fefAbo That his uaastetlY execution was an
pEccia,ed. lie stylc Is 4och a. would please all
wEo love music and not thunder" yet the Inter
~as ca1led into tcQu1Ktion occasionally a. the rpac
music testified, ii 1te tone descended under biz
touch rom those inc silvery notes TO that rrrat
deep hAE-swcct aid po~c1nl-'twns grand, s4-
died. We thought Ferabo't selection OF CHECKER.
ing oloat etssdeea hss reputation artet md he
can ind no bett7 friend 10 aid him in that grap fpr
fhlne thAn one OF Chickering'S world fenowned
pants.
, 1866-02-10

NVs oS u AU1G* EU1u2Htf ]" kK11 ll1UBl
pleasant and durable perfume made. It Is preferred
BY those who rse It, TO the German.
CAsTElt, MACK i Co.,
Sole Manufactures Eetr York
, 1866-02-10

PERsosALs-Govefnor ogieFhy. md non. O. N,
Hatch, Of Springfield; Major General Hurabut, Gen.
c1al v E. Strung, Col. A. P. Atch1uson, and Col.
v. 7. Shax, are stopping 1t the Ttr.1ont House.
Mr. Charles T. aAtch- Of AtEan, Superintendent Of
Tue Michigan Southern Ratlrpsd IL stopping st rhr
sherman Home - <Ae
, 1866-02-10

RoHBED.-E. ". Ch1nt, Eta., OF our city, NJ.
robbed On Wednesday night last Of his travelling
oas, cont4intnC handsome sntt Of clo'hinG tuutng
Instruments ETC., valued at <l50 etolcn f1u.u The
raek ov. biz head. In the railroad car, On cofup
from Joliet 10 LAcop, whittier be wAs nrocrcd1ng
to std tn the opening OF the new o.xxa placed I'll
The F3rebyte172n ChHrrh OF that p}act
, 1866-02-10

1t Il true thzt the popular remedy
Known as Goes Cough Raisam does not dry up
cough but loosens 1t that the patient cau expec.
to171e freely. Give II to the children freely, and
take 1t yourself for bad colds.
1t does not take week to receive benefit from
Goes Dy1pep*ta Cuse. 1t will Immediately relieve
pain in The stomach. eour1ns or sslp. Of food, and
cure the Won't casee of Dyspepsia.
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, 1866-02-10

Atlantic White Lead and Linseed OIL
Co., OF New York, manufacturers of Pure White
Lead, He'd Lead, Itharge, Gl1ss Makers Red Lead,
&c.
Also, Linsced OIL, Raw. BOILED and Refined. For
sale hi druggists and dealers generally. and bv
ROBERT COLGATE & CO., General Agents. s87
Pearl street, New York. oct4dB8967tsteE.w
, 1866-02-10

TuE OLDEST CArTAI1 UroA TUE MISSISSIPPI
Captain n. +. Webb Of the steamer .Itasea Of the
n. W. lacket Co.. 10 nov stopping At the sherman
Hoasc, on visit to his many friends IN ch,cacp,
Captain Webb has served for nearly nfy years Is Z
captain on theMseisepp riytr stcaucrs snn In ihaf
time has Vcn The e1teem md confidence OF nil who
hasr known him, BY his gcn,a!i.y. ability and k1nd.
hess o. hear. Those who know him hest pronounce
, 1866-02-10

coxsox corsciL-A special meeting Of the
Common Council viii Be held Monday evening Tor
the purpott Of con.fdeins The propns1tion In
make m appropriation 10 Mestrs. Dnil K GoWan on
The lake funnel contlac and ior the transaction Of
general business "
, 1866-02-10

NJ ORTIZ SIDE DANCING
~ ACADEMY. Having completed New and
Elegant Hall corner Ohio md Des.bofn st.ee1, Iii
cptn ne sane :! . Dancing Acadau3 O. Wednesday
10 EtrtnE enttse sslfaeon. md cordially solicit the
foft2tbA N-h2 @' 49, -S
, 1866-02-10

AcApEN1 OF Sc1EscEs.-The regular monthly
meeting OF the Academy viii be held on Tuesday
evening. Feb. 18Th. 1t * O'Clock. nj the Academy
rooms. No. e Metropolitan Block.
The question OF the permanent location Of the
Academy building will be again presented to the
society.
Some classification h1y1nc been e1pre.eed ~ to
the location decided upon Al the meeting held Usc.
members another opportunity Of discussinr the
question before AktnC dnAl action
~ is matter Of vital importance to the rpture
every friend Of the rociet5 should 6e present.
, 1866-02-10

TkxrERASCE.-Ttc7e viii be public meeting Of
the friends o1 the Temperance reform, to be held
ne.t Monday evening. Feb. H,h, in the Lecture
Room Of The Clark etTcet III. E. Chnrrb, It 80
O'Clock. The object Of the meeting Is to create q
rtvs'nl Of The work IN The city. The opening ad-
dress will be delivered by D. j. Lyon, Esq Of thI.
inst epeakefs Of the city have been invited, and
niu deliver short addresses. All arc invited. Ad.
mission fire.