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New-York tribune., 1868-06-29

"K EEP TIE BALL A ROLLING.@'--5CIalml,,
IN tagn song and CHORUS; just published by G. H. DllSOh
4 CO. No 7i Broadsay Price % cents Mailed postpaid
CTORY on PARTNERSHIP, New Edition
- LITTLE BROWN Co. Boston publish h day CON AZ
IRS TUE LAW o PARTNERSHIP. As A BRANCH OF CON'
MERCIAL AND MARITIME JURISPRUDENCE vita occasional u
and Foreign Law hy Joseph Stor LII u
Edited by John C. Gray j oihe Boston bar So Ia"
sheep 81 so
ERFFN NASONRY-Allyn's Ritual of price So
II Com,es Philosophy 81 n Ed W. Gowans lI5 NassAuss
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!1oiitts Of Sankrupttp.

eIUIIlI5 UI JaHhIUEItB'
IN BANKRUPTCY.-Di Court of New
jersey Neo.Bruuvick the 2th day Of June A. d. loa
The notice Of bis appointment assignee OF
AMORY EDWARDS OF the Of Uuon County Of UnoD and state
oNeversey within said district who has been adudgd bankrupt
upon petition. By the Distinct Court Of said District
ROBT. NJ. BOGGS. Assignee.
To the Creditors oi t1e Bankrupt NewBunswiek, N j.
VVHISIS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the 10Th
day Of June D. s65 warrant y bankruptcy was issued against
ROBERT STANLEY PEENE Of SposwOoi The County
MdiseI and state Of NeSJeey who has been age9 bhE
rup petitions that the oi dbts and delivery o
sp property belonging him for his ard the
property BY Tim forbidden BY law that meeting Of
creditors bankrupt their del Al to choose
Hssgnees Of his estates will be held at Court Of Bankupiev
brunswick, NeUJeef before
John c. EneIdor Regis the 2ld da Of Jay A. d. 8 at 10
O'clock a. Iu-Daed June o. 1863 W BUDD DEACON
L. 5. Marshal Messenger.
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Gtatbtrs.

A MER. SCHOOL INSTITUTE, 430 Broome-st
n (Wl remove July 10 No. IA BOndStJ
Aids all who seek Welquaihed Teachers
Represents Teachers who desire pOs.tOasi
Gsres parents information Of good Schools
Eells. rents and exchanges School properties
Teachers VhO should Teachers
French ladies demand Wanted specially Baptist Professor Of
Haura Sciences for College, ady vocalist for frst
uton French lady for Georgia All Teachers should have
Application Porn.
FOr SALE-AH established DAY SCHOOL IN Brooklyn.
J. W, SCHERNBRHORE.
WANTED-A lady TEACHER of the Mathe-
mse sud Roenton also Of Vocal aud instrumental Music
ladies 6ao ey Presbyterian Cougegationast
SALARY in each home Address m particulars
TBACHhE, Boz No lsl6 Eew.York p. o.
T0 TEACHERS.-FOr SALE, a flourishing
a BOARDING. SCHOOL kr BOYS near EeWYOrk Address
MILITARY SCHOOL Trihone Odee.
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miscellaneous.

TOHN DWIGHT g. Co.,
~ No. IL OLDsLIP, SBw.YoRK
Manufacturers of
sALERATUS. SUPERCARB. SODA, SAf~SODA, he.
AGENTS FOR HosRoRDs CRBAM OF TARTAR
CTONE-W WARE SEWER PIPE.-A large as
~ sorment Of vaed Stone Drain Pipe Of superior quality from
10 inches diameter and three with the
fittings constantly hand and for sale by NORRIS MILLER
MahufactnsTs Eos 229 21l and 2IJ East Forty nTstsL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29

M Geenport ard all stations except Woois and Wor
Tree m NorhpoI Passenger Tn and all stations es
cept Willow Tree. "a Express Tram for GesnPou eppnsa
Jamaica Mineoa cksy and al stations East 40 hoithpon
Passenger rran aud al saiols except Willow Tree a.
North islp Passenger Tsn ani al sous passenger iA
connect Al Npeoa with trsus sud Hampstead md Gen Coz
SUNDAY Excursion Train Point At a. for Homestead
Isp Norihpor ssd all saonsi arrives hu
ters Point a 6l0 p m. Takes effect Jaue a. lse8 -,
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NEW-YoRK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY q, 1861
PASSENGER Station NewYo corner st ard Feu'S
ave Entrance on Twenty se'eathsL

TRAINS LRAvR NBwYoRKi ,,,,,
For NewHaven and Bridgeport 100 (BLl io n lh'
(Ex.1 3Oo (kK.b 345 40. a. ana (ELD ga n "a
For Milford Statior Fairfield Southport aud We'iposI wv i
For % ScTss1 7co so6 iE1) 800 NA m ps (RIl 900 Ib
AS 40 (ExG $50, aOO (EL) p.
For Darien TOO 800 ll.30 a 3S, ~, an a.. an
For stamford 200 900 EI aeo, li9o nj Rio (EIb AlS S'
Hn) 3i5 A3O (EI) 40, $50 $50 900 tEL) NJ m, AIS
For Greenwich aud intern eiate stations, 100 sV IL" "
AS, 40. SoO $50 p %ouvvcr,xn rp,tys
For Boston VIA Sprin g6eh 800 (EI) 100 (BLl S"P
For For stSS q. .vS snSTS s t AIS 400 I s
For % Connecticut River Railroad sOO N EI A'p 70 Moo
treal. D. II. 20 Northampton aoo fRx A.. m n Is
For Hartford, Providence aud Fshkll hAhroAa NV W
For New haven New.LOpiOn, and stOnngtOu hAi""s NV
Fo; CSna Railroad 500 NJ 2S to SOr'ham0''a Anu
lansburG
Nor N4uxatuck Railroad 400 q 800 N amman
Enr panbury snd ak Railroad, 100 s'Vv ,n ''
CsumsdOus Sleeping Cars attached 10 g." ur ~ HOYT supt
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29

AT LEGRAIN'S.
MONDAY June 29
800 pc. FOULARD MOHAIR at Sc, worth 7sc.,
WARRANTED TO WASH
REAL MOHAIR In new light shades for sa,L
cases new PQUgs dresses very best make at Csc per yard
worth 81 rs
Full line Of new goods IN DRESS SILKS wOoLRSs TRAVELLING
MATERIALS, BAREGEs, GRENADINES. oRGAsDIES JAG
oSETs, LINENS for garden wear 6c, &c.
An invoice Of BLACK SILKS, MUCH UNDER MARKET VALUE
LEGRAIS,
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3taaI 2lotitts.


YORK SUPREME COURT.-H.
COMPANYIn pursuance order Of this Court made The above
sG ali s o Ssi6 SS he kns coaTsdo COD Company to sI th
that purpose at oce 20 wall the cy Of wYorE
before the I'D day Of September FSlr91I 9 iS
BARSEr BUTLER PARSONS Panass Anorneys Mlliiagems.
CUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
CAROLINE STEVENSON and Others Defendants In Of the
Judgment Of the above entitled Court male IN ne above erte. action
Ving into elect such judgment YIN SELL public ageo9 at the IL
Teelth day Of July 1865 at o'clock through James Miller
All hat certain DWELLING HOUSE and LOT parcel Of
l9n situate lying aud beng in The Tenth Ward ne CITY 81 New
the Property II tie Tenth Ward Of he cy Of SsvYo
MsTc6 1898 and The ofe o. ae and for The City SOD
County Of SegioLs Is eslsga'a % % SS Do oPua1so a P
land formerly belonging John smsn deceased aud now ste
NeIou bg in breadth IN oA and each twenons feet ten and
inches westerly SIDE iorty.sI feet sr ibehes
AV I m Es. & SIsy ws n of % sOS5C , ' S 1 t
side Of Cherry street. and known by the street number m bounded as
rear By lately belonging George Buekmsster deceased
easte BY gIouud formerly belonging % Henry r aveas and
Of Isaac eiord eouInug wdh 10 front and rear tsensye
westerly side ninety four feet be tue more or less
4 al w 3 S % M G lot % s S D ed S s Ss & nss1s Ss :
belonging 70 Henry s,ser' deceased and tnoI9 sp on
bounded norh BY Division street souhe by the remaining
humber Containing breadth on rear
twenty-five feet aud eugtb each side sixty eight feet be the
aud being known BY the street number 90 Division street
Also all that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate lying and
being the Eleventh Ward Of tb City Of HeNiok the northwest
ery side Of Sheriff street commencing the said nouhwet
ey side Of sheriff distant about eighty feet from the north
streets thence running from said along the s north westerly side
Sheriff feet,
parallel with Stanton feet thence southwest
tr line parallel with Sheriff street tNen feet and thence running
line parallel with Stanton feet
to the point place Of benng bounded south ea front by
Sheriff north westerly 10 the by lot Of ground
kers lot number eight &C., north eae by lot Of ground
formerly belonging Stephen and sontheey sold
May 90 1863 s. JONES, Referee, No S5 EAsssntL
JANIS BKRRIES, PlaiBtiFs Attorney, No. 3J8 Bosmett
Msy 39lsw6wS.
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Guide the principal Suburban places TIE Lss o.
lie Eastern Diyson os Railway has been prepared and en e OBJ
oce M the COMPANY free by those wishing 70
IL RIDDLE
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S1r6 Qualifications.

Now Ready.
A GRICUITURE. -,..u
n A BOON FOR EVERY FARMER.
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULiUiiE'
BY GEO T. wARING. JR,
Author Of Draining for Pro6t aud Draining for Health
Formerly Agricultural Engineer Of Central Park, NewY'k
Revised Edition.
This book was fr published years and more largely
Add than sy book character brought out Ame
hss now been carefully revised tie light Of the latest dees
Of Agricultural Science cordially recommended TO every er
Young or Old understand the simple principles or Thel A
sDcoess must depend
Is written IN STYLE so simple viii be readily understood by
all and While necessarily referring and explaining The chemical
relations soil and the plant there the greatest possible
avoidance OF the use Of Sreuufc
In fact uay regarded GnIon into the simplest English Of
much that while greatest Importance to the hrmer has
khe ITO been clothed technical language as to be practically mac
sessbe to hm.
The chapters Manrres viii be accepted by all as clear statement
d the prspes uude the production and use Of the most com
on fertilizers will found valuable to the practical farmer
copy book could be placed in the bands Of every farmer 10
As land largely Of the whole country
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
Published aud for sale at the Office Of The NewiOrk Tribune
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
VIZ. R. BAKR. General Pass Agent L. 0''
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
ROApS-oa and aner MONDAY May ~. s6s tfaias foi
Albany aud Troy eotneeiug With Northern and Western trains wi
Express train IIndsOn River Rarosd Thiethst snt
sd connecting Troy with tus for Saratoga Rutland Barng
ton snd tie NoTt Draw Iem New York 70 hocb
connecting With epngcn for The est via either North or soie
Shore line.
Il m Express Harlem Railroad TseB,y-,Iht ana
Springs Pe G Albany with Western trains and Troy wlss
lOa Express via Hudson River Railroad eonnehlg az
with the West with trains Lr SsraogA
Rutlaad. Burlington ami the Sbth
.. m. Express via Hudson River Railroad connecting
Albany with Western trains and at TROY with uAus for hhuA WIZ
Ils m Erpress Harlem Railroad connecting at Chathsn
with Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs, Pshd ke, and
trains Sleeping attached az Albany
via Hudson River Railroad Nth teelngeAu
attached through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
Of cars Also seepngca day excepting SATURDAYS ases
from through Ogdeushu without change, via Rome W.
and Railroad Troy will be made Eis AoaI
m m rain via IIud u River Railroad with spngcas attached
for b. fso and Suspension Bs
trains Saratoga aud poDs North DANngr0oh
cars attached at banf
10 and intermediate stations leaving Neslork Ny
Returning leave Poughkepse al arriving NeS.lo al oi
Harlem Railroad leaving Forty ysecontst a.
M ami arriving Mon $40 m. Returning leaves Miller
wv +" Wv y ' S WM H. VANDERBILT yiee-Presdest
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Excursions.

DAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROSLYN landing Whtestone Baylss Dock, Great Neck
Point Dock Glen wood alter MONDAY
l5 the ARRONSMTrH Capt Muee will leave Peck
slip Prr No "a Eat River morning 95 for the above land
lgs Returning. will leave Rosyh at $3.50 }.
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Wusital Sustramrnts.

A GREAT OFFER.-H0RACE WATERS g.
Co No isi Brssd~sy win dPSse add 10 secondhand
take FROM sS IS monthJ until paid T Offer viii
owing number Of Planes fesued lie Isl of
NsT Aso 50 Bew and socod 10, s ss t
allowed purchased. fOr sse At bargains for cash.
A RI0N 0-FORTE.-Patented highest
IA premium awarded ALL the renowned Wos RFpoop
Pianos seod for desoyphys pamphlet price list &C. hIn1oJ
and WtrefOona. EoS s7 and 1888 BoSeIy. MANNER Co.
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
IN HATHUSHRKs PRIZE COLIBRI sRd ORCHESTRAL PIANOS
Csh seed of ur Tnning and Repairing possible
manner BARLOW hATHUsHEK sole Igen No. Cox BosdSIr
A LARGE variety of frst-class PIANO.
FOkrk4 sgTahs treble finest and cheapest DTamen
lo Two or three used short tine At bali price JBHHYe SON Ne
SJ9 East Twenty srstst, between Second and Tkayes
A LARGE stock of new and second hand
FAhOFOkTES foT SALE tsfgDs 70 LET and sold on
.s.eamens Il r CUAAIEGS, 10. UB.On square
tDlANOS.-Twenty second hand PianO-fOrtes
saIogs makes at low prIess L RRiHG2
eohs. 10 es9 Broadway Pianos 10 rent ''' y"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-30

ouR Town is prosperous, merchant, are
getting in Winter supplies Of provisions,
aud families are laying in the staff of life
and condiments for Winter use.
Ola Frost has given US notice that Winter
Is a; hand. Trees have gone into the sere
and yellow leaf, and poor devils, like locals,
have commenced to bank up their houses
(;bst is if they have any, to keep the ground
hoor warm, and potatoes from freezing.
By the grace and authority Of our County
Commissioners the main streets Of Carson
are now level-no danger of swamping.
Sewers and crossways cross every street, and
really Carson has one Of the best thorough
fares on the coast.
Buildings are being repaired and new ones
built.
The Ormsby House, St. Charles, Muller's,
Magnolia. Mart. Gaige's, Gibson's and
others have been put In good order for
Winter use. But above all is that grand
new hall dedicated to MoMUs, built by
Moore & Parker and christened the Carson
City Theater, wherein Parepa Rosa, or any
other high toned singer might be proud to
MARBLE forth those dnlcet notes Of song
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-30

FIEE.-We would Ike TO call the attention
ofproperty owners, and the proper guardians
Of this commonwealth. to the condition ofthe
fire cis;erhs in Carson City. 1t has been re-
ported that the cistcrn near Judge Johnson 5
residence is in a bad condition, and that at
the late fire Curry No. , sucked sand instead
Of water. Gentlemen look after this matter
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-30

NorIcE.-We have the best Warehouse in the
State, it being absolutely ire-proof, and are now
prepared to received United amount Of Merchand-
Use, Flour or Barley on storage at reasonable
rates. All goods delivered in as good order as
when received. MASON HUFF.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-30

that cause man to forget the world and dream
of eternal love and bliss.
The Legislative halls are being put in good
shape for the reception Of the selected Wis
dom of Nevada.
The Mint is drawing near completion, and
only awaits the arrival of machinery to
roll out silver bricks enough to give all
" the boys - a piece.
Our fire boys can get up quicker, do more
work, and put out a fire sooner than any
other fire ladies on the coast.
The morals oft town are good owing to
the fact that most of the citizens are Repub-
licans and keep good hours.
II YOU want to find we'll regulated COM
nun ty, with safely for persons aud property,
send along your hous, hold gods and come
to Carson.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22
LABOR ITEMS.

fOkEiGh.
Tax HALIFAX MAsoSs' SrRIKe.-After the
refusal Of The men to accept the offer OF the
masters to place the wages of masons at
seven pence per hour the master builders
proposed an ad t,uon Of one shilling 10 the
present rate This offer was also refused,
whereupon at a meeting held ut the North
gaze HO,tI, On Monday night, the employers
offered 10 submit the question in dispute TO
! arbitration. The men, however, still re-
fused the terms offered, and state that they
will accept nothing less than their original
deraand, namely, wages sOs. per week.
TIE FAcToRY SHoRr-riME MOVEMENT AT
HALIFAK.-The deputaton appointed at the
recent meeting of factory operatives, on
| Saturday, waited upon Colonel Ackrovd.
NJ. p, and he Secretary Of the Halifax
Chamber Of Commerce, at the Halifax Town
Hall, Oh the subject Of mills being closed At
/ twelve O'Clock az noon on Saturdays. Tie
! deputation stated their views ct length, and
the subject was freely discussed. Eventu-
ally it was arranged that the dtputation
come before the Chamber Of Commsrce q,
its next meeting, Friday, August 7th, and
Introduce the question.
STRIKE or W AIrERs-The walters who
perform the service 10 the great hall set
apart Tor the festivities Of the rife shooting
match at Vienna, struck the other day IN .
body, and holding an open air meeting. re
solved that they would Immediately cease
work If their wages were not advanced as
mad been promised. A police inspector en-
deayored to calm them, By engaging thai
they should each have three forms for that
day, on which they conditionally returned q
their servica.
TRADB UKIoNnN has received another
heavy blow By the recent decision Of Y::c
Chancellor Mains, in the case Of The Lanca
shire cotton -spinners. reported in another
colnmn. RosslblY these reported below maj
havs the eject Of ar0nsinR the trades iron
the lAmsnfsble apathy and indidersnce int
which they appsaF--borh politically and 90
csnll3--to have fallen. Unlesz they speediI!
shake OF their present. apasby trades union
asM will wake NJ Geane morning 20 ind tn
1hey hare 40 1ni6n6 kfA s1s1hy r. -
neQze, A. profess q msiptein-. Ekpnld -
~ ~ pese. We fault wiII rest eith then
s9|f&a only I1s mn w i1Viiss gppru
elpe BY ~ |aai9sguaco 1rDogpw 10 90
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22
Nervous DEBILITY,

with Is gloomy nosnts low Spirits depre son in
voluntary emiss'ns loss u eHen, spernatorrhsa, los.
Of power. day head, hos Of mtmdy and threat ed
~ otrnc- ana iuhecility. huds sovereiEn In
HrkFHKRTs II, HEcPATHIc Sra cIFIo No. rwHsrY EIear
COMPOSED Of The most valuable, mild and pOtena
vs, they strike At at The root Of tn naitr, tone
~ he system, arrest the B'chArses and impsr vigo'
and energy, lie ana vitality the entire They
have cured thousands ~, Price Is per pakage o.
IL boxes ALd vial, which is very i'm ortant TO cbn@t
or cid se OF t-Vo per gngie box Soid by ALL drug
eiss, and sent b. mail receipt Of price. Address
Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Medicine o.. 5s9
Broad rsy, New York.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

THE largest and best assortment of gold
watches, chains, rings. and ladies jewelry TO be
found IL the city, can be had at Lipman's cor
ner Of Clark and Madison streets, at fifty per
cent below what the same goods can be pur-
chased for elsewhere. Every article being war
rAnted as represented, those intending to pur-
chase would do well TO give him . call
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

This remarkable trial cannot fail, through
the facts developed by it, to be productive
Of important reaults. IL has raised the seiI
and exposed the true character Of the :" op.
position" who will now 70 longer be able to
deceive the public BY misrepresenting the
character of the merits of the Wilcox 4
Gibbs machioe. b. this trial, one more
thorough than any Of the kind ever previ-
ously attempted a trial before an able and
impartial jury, the justice Of whose verdict
zone can disputs--it las been proved, de-
ciIed, and published 10 the world that The
W icox & Gibbs Machine is just what it is
claimed 10 be--AN IMPROVEMENT ON DOUBLE
THREAD MACHINES. -" Report Of Grand
Tr,ylu
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

TM tenth monthly meeting or the Wash
ington Co operative Bailding Association
was held on the evening Of the l4th instant
at Temperance Hall After the payment o.
regular dues by the members, $4,000 vel
sold in sums ranging from $500 TO -, 900
at an average premium Of 100 per cent. Tn,
association 10 in a Hourishing condition, and
il is expected will declare dividend at the
end Of the first year Of Is per cens.-Daii,
Star.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

Succnss % 4 co-opkaA1IvE FogNDEY. :
Atpat year ago co-operxtivs foundry wss
established in Rochester after the plan OF
shSse In New Torx and Albany. IL has
proved . great success. Only r. De over
$4,000 was pad in. The profits for the
ss2 q. A div,dsnd q twelve Ger cent. on
the ssock has been declared, payable In
stock, aud The balance l'as been divided pro
rata amorg The employee, making 70 them
70 S-i1ihs per ctat OF their earnings. -
fkita. Pes.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

Mn. OSBORNE WARD, the delegate from the
associated workmen of New Fork, has ar
rived In Paris with the mission u studying
the condition OF the laboring classes Of
France, and the development Of the co-ope-
rAiive ys;em IN tie country. He viii after
wards q 10 G,.lnany. Switzerland, and Italy
10 comp. etc hi investigation.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

TRGAsURT SAyNGs BANK-We direct the IS
pecisl attention Of our readers 20 the adv srtise
ment Of the Treasury Savings Bank, on Wash
ingtol street Deposits received from & o.
and upwards, upon which Interest al siI per cent
is allowed, and We are sure no Grass Of our citi-
Eeus are 50 deeply interested ia aceumuiating
thsir savings IS the working classes Its Off
GERS rank amoa- our most worthy and re liable
citizens, which in it-ef is all assuran q that al
monies entrusted 10 their care will be safely in
vested
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

IEDEPEEDESr CANnIpArEs.-W trust that ev-
cry LABOR organization 70 whom has been refer
red the question of running independent can
didates at the ensuing election, viii give the
subject fair and impartial consideration. The
plan proposed is, to our mind, the only feasible
ne BY which fair expression Of public opinion
can be obtained. Let them weigh the matter
carefully, and then decide rccording to their
deliberate convictions II il is deemed most
desirable to present the questions prepared, to
the, Democratic and Republican conventions,
we'll and good. II, on the other hand. it il
deemed proper 10 make Independents nomina-
tons, let the best and most reliable members
be selected as delegates. As we have no desire
TO PREJUDICE the result 10 advance Of their de-
cision, We only hope that prudence, and aregard
for their best int ests, vii control their delib
.srations. There is no time to lose, however
what is done must be done quickly. s...as
await the result with interest
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

Hon CARRIERS MEETISs.-A large and enthu
siatc meeting Of laborers was held last Tuesd ~
evening, at ST. Georges Hall, 226 South Cha K
stree Addresses were delivered by ar. p j.
O'Couuell and others, after which, an oppor'u-
nifty was Afforded 10 those desiring to JON the
union TO 10 50. Several accepted the invita-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

A LIBERAL DoNAues.-At the last meeting
Of the X ,klayers Pro. aetiye Union, an assese-
mem u $500 was levied o. each member to
support their brethren in New York, nov strug-
gling Cor the recognition a. enforcement Of the
C,ett-hour law. Such action is worthy Of the
highest cou mendation, and wil doubtless be
u4y appreciated by those for whose benefit it
Is intended.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

e. 70 rHS BEsT.-Dy hren aEth's workinvman's col-
ege Ia AcknoWedge 10 be the best training school Cor
your, men % y e untry. Book kee ing, Penmanship,
Cc4meTeial Arithmetic, Commercial Law, Corrsspon.
ssucs and fecgraphing, are tasglt thoroughly. For
papers circulars Ss., address DyhTenfurths working
nan. OolleGe. ms RAndelRh street. On ieago. u.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

MIR. Robert Brogan, Of So. Louis, viii visit
ire towns Of Missouri and Illinois, in be-
half " TIE ADyocATE. All MONIES paid to
him WILL be duly acknowledged.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-08-22

WooD's MusEu This poplar place Of
amusement, which has recently been re6tted
and reprinted, eopeusd few days since, under
the immediate supervision Of Chicag Is favorte,
Frank f. Aiken, with one OF the fin st compa
ries which ever made their bow TO s western
audience. One peculiar feature Of WeJa's Mu-
scum is that while il discards, ia a great mea-
sure, the "star" and purely sensational dramas,
the audiences which assemble from week within
its walls, never leave with a feeling Of dsAp-
pointment The company which has been Sc
Iected with judicious care from the principal
theatIeasn the country, is in every respect equal
to their predecessors and that il saying great
deal We predict for them a long and brilliant
Success. So far they have opened to crowded
houses and If We take the good things promised
as test Of future patronage, they will doubt
less be increased instead of diminished. See
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