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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-15

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AT NEw ORLEANS, La.
On TUESDAY, SEPT. I, st IL O'Clock n.
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-19

Tax STANDARD LIE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-
This company Is one Of the most reliable in the
cOuntry, it Is represented in this citv by Mrssrs
Hatch & Smith, I45 La sale street By the
extention tables Of the STANDARD, the insured, Il
case Of fiilare to pay their premiums, are con.
tnued double a. many wears as they have paid,
very important and convenient matter for
w~-kingmen
hatch smith insures dwellings, furniture,
&e., at NE lowest rates. Call and see them at
their Office I45 La Sale street; they make insu
rance a speciality among workingmen
Nsw MoDE o. LEARNING 70 SKATE Around
The social board, few evenings ago, the con
versation turned on the best mode Of learning TO
skate, charming and highly interesting youag
widow being present suggested a very excellent
mode, which we give for the beaef' Of our
Young readers. The parents Of this ! oung vi
dow resided in Yermont-the kitchen Of Nv.
dwelling was in the basement, and in the win
Ter season il was impossible to occupy it. The
daughter concluded that a very excellent skat-
ing park could be made Of il for the purpose Of
practicing this delightful science The floor
W accordingly covered with water and, ia 4
" lays jack Frast" appeared in a beautiful
sea Of ice. Upon this the young lady ard her
sdmirer amused themselves uLtil they became
celebrated a. the unrivalIed skaters Of their IL
lustrious state Daughters go and do Likewise.
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CLosHINa 4SB GENTS FJt ,;sarSC Goops. =
Nov that winter has fairly set IN, il will be i'm
portant for workingmen to know where they
can procure Tive best made and most fashiona.
bic clothing at the cheapest prices McCurdy
q Co., No. % Dearborn street IS one Of She
Oldest and most reliable clothing houses ii the
city. Every article Of clothing IN this house i
inspected by Mr.. McCurdg, 50 that his guarantee
to a Customer NAV De depended upon We have
compared hi prices with those u other clothing
houses, and find then much cheaper. During
the holidays McCurdy 4 Co, viii sen at reduced
prices, thus aifordiug workingmen d good op.
portunity Of securing the best made clothing at
low figures MeCurdy 4 Co., have always been
liberal supporte y OF the ADvocATE. aud should
be remembered ny workingnen. Their gents
furnishing department sill be found complete
and fashionable.
Those ii want OF clothing S., should 20 i'm
mediately Mr. McCurdy sad bis assistants viii
be found courteous aud ooiging. and ALWAYS
ready 20 wait on workingmen. Give them 4
call and examine their goods and prices, an q
purchase good, warm clc.hing and guard
against the uncomfortable .ess Of the cold YEA
ther. Their assortment Of gentlemcu's clothing
will be found complete and comprise beauti
fu variety Of beaver, felt and breadcloth over
coats At the very loves. prices. Their stock Of
business and dress suits cannot be surpassed,
while their stock Of gents furnishing goods are
Of the latest STYLES.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-19


CANDIES, BoNBoNs, &e-Not because the
holidays are 50 fast approaching neither on
account Of the cold, snowy weather, which nov
makes sleigbing 80 desirable or the merry jing
ling Of bells 20 pleasant but because true merit
viii be reward, and a proper attention to the
wants of mankind viii have its recompense that
this is written, il is recognized custom to Gil
stockings, load Christmas trees, &c, &c, with
candies bunboDs, ana other sweetmeats in a few
weeks, and in large city like this, it is not al
WAYS known where purchasers nay best secure
those necessary Injuries. Within the past few
lays there has been opened by Mr. c. f. SUI
tbier AT No. l25 South Clark street between
Washington and Madison, the place where
fresh, pure aud healthy article IN be obtained
Mr. Gunther has been for man. years connected
with the trade, representing the leading houses
9i this and New York city. At his new aud
elegant establishment all branches of the con.
iectionery trade will be represented by the se-
isctions from the leading manufacturers Of this
country, as well as that Of his own make Of pure
home made goods, winch, for purity, deIicacy OF
coors, and delicious havors cannot be excelled
He viii keep at all times full assortment of
genuine imported French fruits, chocolates. pis-
tacbe, dragee, a. well as comm en- candies Of the
Arrest and purest qualities, all of which will be
furnished at the lowest prices
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-12-19

MEETING or WoEKNGNES.-A large and high
y Influential meeting of the workingmen of the
South Division.of this city took place last Tues
day evening, at o'clock, In tue hall corner Of
State and Eldridge Court, for the purpose Of
considering the contract system as st present
praetiscd in our State Penitentiary. II. Ham
Esq, occupied the ehiir, and Julius Roduerrus
acted as secretary The chairman called upon
}. J. Knckerbocker and J. c. Dore, members
OF the Legislature, who came forward and deliv.
cred eloquent addresses on the pernicious sys.
TEN of convict labor. The following gentlemen
were appointed a committee for the purpose Of
drafting petition and securing the signatures
Of the members Of the various trades unions in
the city with the view Of presenting the same
@ our Legislature ard securing reform in This
matter; Charles NJ. Newlaud, David Vaughan
Michael Wolf, Julius Rodbertus and J. W. Over
ecker. A vote Of thanks having been passed
g Messrs- Kniekerbocker and Dore, the meeting
adjourned.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM LOUISIANA.
Nav OnEASs, Dec. s, 1851

NEw ORLEANS Dec. s, 1868.
To the Editor Of the WoRKneNAS's ADVOCATE:
Matters in this city at present, are apparently
in quiet condition, although to a stranger ar
irving and reading the account of lie murders
robberies and thieving contained in our daily
papers, it would appear otherwise However,
times are getting better al far as the wholesale
business is concen ID, but the retailer and the
working people Of the eityas Jet feel but very
little improvement, as il viii take them SO ne
time to fl up he empty comets IN their house
hold.
Last week we bad nice exhibition Of al he
democratic banners and wresths, which cane
to close last night with ball It has been ssid
that Tammany Hall, New YORK, vas, az the time
Of the presidential nomination, beautifully deco.
rated; but i was far behind this, as Il was not
only United States flags which decorated il,
but the portraits Of Washington and his gener-
ais, together with those Of all the generals Of
the army and admira's Of the navy since the
time Of The revolution. This exhibition will
org be remembered BY the inhabitants Of New
Orleans, and more especially BY the Seymour
Knights, why we're the orig iDators oft, and Who
were rewarded BY the visitors, who presented
them with q magnificent silver tea set.
On Saturday murder was committed on one
Of our city rsilrosd cars on the driver, man
named Bradley, and his son, boy about ten
years Of age They were found about 9 o'clock
ii the evening with their heads split open. THO
murder was committed by some parties un-
known, merely FOL the sake Of stealing few dol.
isrs that was in the car.box When frst dis.
covered The boy was still alive add stated that
the nnrdeIcrs were negroes The father died
10 fifteen minutes sfs, bang discovered but
the son fingered until next day
suits having been entered 10 court bv the
Metropolitan Police Board against the city, and
the city against the metropolitan police, aud
thus the natter will rest until The Supreme
Court gsvesits decision 3
Last SATURDAY an election took place in this
city for or against loan Of s., eO0, 900, for
which the holders Of city notes, who paid fifty
OF sixty Gems on the dollar but the .riok vas
seen through. II was another swindle BY which
oar city fathers would make fortune Ct once.
"a the said city money II only Ia the hands IA
the bankers and brokers' Tie vote was S67 Vi
the project and 5000 against II, thus showing
that we have stilt more honest men than thieves
and swindlers il Ner cdeana
A money making company haa ham d;<eo
sered ~ our secret police. Some 1talisns and
one negro woman. who were caaghs ia the nc
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THE 0PKRA HorsE The regular dramatic
season u Ctosby's Opera House commenced on
Wednesday evening" last, when . large and
highly fashionable audience greeted the new
company The inimicable Joha &. Owens com
menced his season with ''Solon Shingse' and
s'Ihe Victims" As comedian, John f. Owens
has few equals, and those who can enjoy good
hearty laugh should not fail TO see hin. He
viii remain for another week Manager Hess
deserves tho thanks OF this community for his
iudieioos selection Of a thoroughly good stock
company.
Moops MuSEuN AFTER Dark" has heen a
decided success at Woods Museum, every even
ing during the past week. This neat and cosy
little theRter has been crowded. The play il
sensational and full of merit
"A Bold Stroke for Husband fine old
English comedy, win be produced on Monday
evening next, for the benefit Of Mrs D. R. Allen,
the leading LADY,. and one who ranks high IL
her profession. and is well deserving of a sub
sfantial benefit During the balance of the week
rich treat is in store ior the patrons OF the
drama. On Christmas Day there will be three
performances at Woods Museum 10 the even
ing, John Dillon appears II his celebrated G u
acter "As party by lac name Of johnson. 7
Everybody should 20 and see hiIn.
REARB0RN THEATER.--The inauguration Of this
new thezier on Monday evening last is an event
OF no ordinary interest she ciiixeas, and es
Pecislly 70 the patrons of the drama The
Dearborn Theater is good e ostantial building.
and the interior is fitted up silh taste and ele
gance, and rot surpassed py any thesler Of the
same size 10 the country. The pleasant little
comedy Of The Wonder, OF Woman Keeps a
Secret" WAS selected ior .hc inaugural per
iormauce, ard wss introduced in a manner
righly coInmeudable 20 the new company. Mr.
Roche, the leading man, presents fHe theatn-
cal appearance. understands Bis business well,
ana viii eventually MAKE his mark The com.
pauy. a. whole, is one Of the best that could
be selected q this season Of the year, and their
performances during the past week we're
crowned v-.h success During next week will
be performed, "All that gltters is not gold, I"
Lone Man of the Ocean and on Christmas
Day, TWO grand performances will be given,
Shen the house is certain to b. crowded
THE MfNsTeEls Cotton 4 Sharpley are
nightly delghting their audience with their
sweet strains Of minstrel music, together with
their natural delineatiou Of plantation and
darkey iife. The minstrel company is good
their performance i tree from all vulgarity aud
this success shows the sppreci tion in which
they are held by the public. Call and see them
at their hall on the northwest corner Of Clark
aad Monroe streets.
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HoLlDAY GIFTS, WATCHES, JEwKIHr, Sc
One Of the largest and most beautiful jeweiry
establishments Of this city il that Of Messrs.
w. N. 4 J. b. Mayo, corner Of Clark and
Washington streets IL il one Of the Oldest and
most reliable. Their stock has been selected
With great care, taste and enterprise, while
their assOt tuaent Of iewelry goods are tbs 6aes,
ever offered for sale during holiday season.
For tie past two weeks this 6rm have been
selling Al greatly reduced prices, bringing the
huest quality Of jewelry within the reach Of
every mechanic. AS the preset is the season
of presentation, Aessrs. Mayo have made great
preparations for the holidays, when much de-
mand wiibe created for jeweIry goods In no
otter house in the city has more taste been
displayed in m king provision Of suitable ar
ticles tor holiday presentations. Opera glasses,
fans, music boxes, watches, and every article OF
the ;r.de selected with an especial vicx to
hold J sales
We wish TO draw the attention Of workiG r.
men TO the fact that Messrs. Mayo are the au-
thorized agents for the sale Of the Elgin, walt
ham aud Howard watches, and purchase made
az this establishment with their guarantee, NAV
With confidence be relied upon Their stock 0,
watches, clocks. silverware and plated goods
will be found complete in their departments.
experienced workmen attend to the repairing
OF watches, clocks. jewelry, &c., at very moder.
ate prices
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We invite the attention OF our readers to the
following advantages offered 70 workingmea IN
the Ph~nix Mutual Lie Insurance Company.
The Phenix Mutual Life ~ one Of the most relia
bic and strorge companies IN existence. II
places no restrictions % employment and per
sons insured are permitted 90 travel during any
and al se.sous At the rear. The policies Of The
Ph@aix Mutual Life Insurance Company are
preferable 70 all Others. The Ph@nix invites
attention to the following plans peealiar 70 l.
self:
An hs advantages d N 81 casa and hslins,e con-
psny,
ma party insares to-day for q. zoo aad pays one
half cash and onehAE ton any tablsl and sAanld
di- % morrow, next week. month nrxt year she
full anoaui cftns policy b pa as oeaand NO ds-
duetsons Of no o. All aotss returned % din
dends. and never bot four notes any table. pay-
ment 70 made all cash. the 10 ursd receives In cash
ths smsuss. ~ 900. Via ssvidends-eash addsd.
.. No russrctioa emaasymens-
TIE insur-d permitted travel re>ide In any
part q the Omitted saiss Europe and the southern
Dividends IN tho Phraix have been and are nov
fffy per cent.
G. The dividend isfhy per oai on all la .sbles. II
the annual preniua Il tioe. the dividend Is $50.
I. Hpays H. sees promptly on receipt Of proof
$ An Is Policies forte ting shsreby pos
sihie chanre Of los the insured.
.. Ordinary Life Policies non forieitog arer hree
payments, while the Policy il In force for the full
amount Of srea dollars Of PemiaRs PAID. besides many
other great advantages. The Paenx has raid to wd-
and orphans $500 and has g. 900 safely
secur for like purpose.
TO- Its lo-ses have been BY the annual interest
ceived alone and sur us Of interest lef ssell
the general fund belon cling 70 the insured
H. Its rats insurance cheap any company
doing safe bushes.
T7sre nothing esirobs IA Lits hsgreacs psich mag
mo- b. seeaurd an tAis oampany.
HENRY ". koON,
Sole Agent for Illinois. south Clark r., Chicago.
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Authorized Agents Tor abe Advocate
The following gentlemeu are authoIse'
TO act as Agents for TIE ADVOCATE. An
moneys paid TO them viii be duly acknow
lodged:
u. II. HAYWOOD, state OF Massachusetts,.
WI Cha stant al.
J. q. H"ssr, Black aiver falls Wisconsin.
W II. J1Ess, Omaha, Nebraska.
lEwzLLyE W. LLOYD Omaha. Nebraska.
JIHH n. HaBsRFlkLD, Wheeling, West Virginia.
W. B. srEBRlss. Blooming on, Illinois.
hcHAkp TnEvslLIcK, for State OF Michigan.
n NJ LsoNAKD, Oosriin, Oho.
VIZ. J. JEsscP, New York City.
b. J. MuRPHT, Baltimore, Md
Q. ,. SwkRaLss, Buffalo, N. Y.
X. p. Piss, Rochester. N. Y.
LAwRsEcs SNFrs, Fort Wayne, Ind
X. THoRxE Amboy, III.
J. NISLs.E, CeDsraIa, III.
VS.. II. EoLET l.cckport, nl
VIZ. HARTLET, Bloomington III.
WM RAnsGILL. Eigtn, III.
WV B. HAcKKRT. Aurora, III.
DAVID CAsrNRR, Rockford, III.
JANIS DoTLK, Peoria, vi.
FKAxK HUDsoE. Springfield, III.
1acMAs DELAHY, Milwaukee, Wis.
JoHs TAYLoR, Racine, Wis.
rHos- MooAK WATERFOWL Wis.
VI. Ropoll, Quincy, III.
ALEXANDER Mason. Fondulae Wa
PETER KAKcH, Portage City Wis.
A. u. PORTER, Beaver Dam, VIA.
JANIS Mokrnn, Davenport, Iowa.
j. Q. AocRE, Dubuqns, Iowa.
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RoYAL BAKING PowDsR CoxFANY-The west
ern Office Of this Company, which has recently
been removed 20 No. l3s South Water street, is
now under the charge Of Wan. NJ. Clarke, Ger
eral Western Agent, long and favoraby known
in this city and throughout the whole western
country. This company are better prepared
than ever before 10 meet the wants OF the trade.
and have ample room for keeping in store such
stocks Of their Baking Powders as will meet any
increased requirements Of buyers The superb
GRITTY Of the goods manufactured by the "Royal
Baking Powder Company" over all others, is at
tested ~ numerous consumers, and the largely
increasing demand for them wherever intro.
duced, the trade aud consumers will buy none
other. This company have capital % &c,
coo in their business, and are doing very "a
.isiactory trade. The appointment Of Mr. Clarke
70 the Ger rial Western Agency Is an excellent
one. Tie Royal Baking Powder Company Ia :
secured world wide reputation, and no family
should be without their powders
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Oily MATTERS.

Go 70 rms DyhreuFarths Wofkineman's coi-
ege il acknowledged BE- The training srheo Tor
young meu IN the country. Bookkeeping Psnn,nnshIp
Commercial Arithmeic, Commercial Law, Correspan..
aenoe and Telegraphing, taught ronKhiy. For
payers, circulars, &e.. address Dyh furths working
ESns Coilegp, lis Randolph s1rert Chicago IN
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PHoToaRAPHY.-No that the holiday season
is at hand, and every body is looking around for
something suitable TO presenr, we would sug
gest a neat and well finished tintype photograph
such as can be procured at the gallery Of Halls,
, p Lake street Mr.. II. is thoroughly master
o. tfis art, being the first to introduce Il into
the western county and which he makes a spe.
cialty, and can produce pictures almost any size,
20 that they can be hnng on the wall, or put IN a
case in fact, in any style to suit the Gus ner
The conyenien n of the tiutype picture consists
u the fsct Ii Z you can sit for photograph,
aad in less than half an hour you can take i,
home famed, or in album, without being
subjectet. TO the annoying Inconvenience Of
waiting perhaps week. We examined this
class Of pictures few days ago, and fpand them
elegantly finished and the most perfect life like
pictures. The prices win be found moderate
ranging from twenty 1--WE cents 20 fbree dollars
framed Those Of our readers reoairspx pic
lures We can, with eonfdence, recommend then
20 Halls gallery, where large and varied "a
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= !. !! { - Y! l.ss ssss sssss'sd aad ~
TIE sssshsr u dfy Aad cool and bids u be
very propisioas ~ the hslidsys.
The fourth ai&amsr from Germany 4 expect
ID here every day 1h<rs are soc twemonthly
hees one tsam nsenen md ons fspn Ham1erF
which nakes semi 'montbly trips bassceh these
cities snd Nsw 0rle<ns Thelr passengers, - q
general thing, do bos remain here but 60 acrih
and vest PsJ K
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IxsrRK " ruE RKrunrlc IssrR4scs CozPAxS
Of Chicago
PAfkR HAxelxGs AkD WMDow SHADn.--
Latest Styles, st v. n RIGBTs, % Randolph
street 49,
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nRS. j. G. q r H. rRINES
M Owe NJ L Mt CURE!
FoR THa
Treatment Of Chronie Diseases.
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And Il In suc essfni operation Prominent amnn
the case- treated .re rak Iuag.. Spinal arvasn-es
lar trect Circns'inn Tor idiIy o. ahs Liver nsripn
., ~ sp-Psia Paraysi. &c. Wy tne inset un Nj, ii
procs-srr Of the Movement Cure hsv~ tie means =
directing the circuls ioa and nntrsn into rr-c,-rl
hese Channels v. thevA . u .eeded IN DI ea-e,
~ womrn IN inessin Ah houn Il here .reseut a "a
of every mod ncAlisn o. Pelvic w, akne u -ure,
par Wensl without Ind icaey r-m.v-a n
chr~nic Constipation tine uea ment 70 infnIIEbie N
Nerssusness-ts revelrs Of MI Try the-e operation.
snapls soyeresga -dy. PR chid IN Wish D--rrred
use u m-scls, NWroS eMs. Une nal Shoulders and
ornk-d epsws. the resource- -ft Msrenen Cure mr.,
qaife indis. eu-sb- Rr laIes I'm dscat~ he.It. srd
Al 'r-ons q los Vnstsy. a I'd - agree 30 e,
elective sud erma ~nt me 10 10 stnrmrian
rn~ rsveDras- specially pFsssstbsa. AID erest
care md gentiensss eere' vpd m usatrg p-tient
r availability md rmeac. Of the MOZAMBIQUE 1,
sb ndsn y ssdor-ed By rsrsnns Of Intelligence nd re-
6nsment - pArt OF onr pnstitntion Ne have -da<t
D. g. q. Tngr appss.sn ks Supplying v ri us "a
ive wovrments 70 she dM ~cut req u7s Il Tire hod, Bv
81 shis nost tne-ni n<sst err ian the '.
GUS opsrs'isna We nars the bh k-owa for f4ci
t-ring rhe u sussr " the -a ~ tie xfremeases ..
pr edna he scsla Aad sssenxshe he vnri u. inter
nAI oFKsBa
Iovands resrsetfuliy Invited 10 cali and .xamln
y . nleris~ o. ! risn boon
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$500 REWARD. any one who viii take
0~rdiner's Con ound for rheumatism, Eeuralga. sail
kheun. and SchroiulA humors to u safe nnd per
manent T~enty i've dollars viii b. paid any
ene Who viii take this me1cine and give . lair trial
and say they have not been cured.
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GaAkD ARnr RsUSps. Daring she past week
The armies Of the Tennessee. Culhbs land, Ohio
and Georgia. mel in this city. Never before
did such an array Of Faliitary ssaias meet 90
gether At one tlme On Tnsedax evening the
Distinguished senilsmsa held a gran PERCEPTION
At csesby's Opera House. which va crowded
from door 10 gallery. The chair Wy exempted
by Gsa. George n. Thomss. Addnssas Il vel
come wers delivered BY Lieutenant General
W. T. sherman. aud ether celebrated generals
On wedfSsday evening bal quet, on a yer,
magnificent scale was given. The Chair vas
occupied by Lieutenant General Sherman, %
his right sat General Seho6eId, Secretary Of
War, Geserd Grant, President elect; 70 the LEFT
of tae chsirman sat Generals Thomas sloeum,
Mcdowell. Wils,n and Stoneman. The ban
quoting hall, which was kindly given BY the
beard Of trade. was brilliantly decorated Within
while the exterior was brilliantly Illuminated.
The banquet was grand suecess. IT,, follow.
ing gentlemen re responded 70 the toasts which
were gisen: Generals Ferry, Palmer, Scho6eld,
Sloenm. Hubert, HAscall. Henderson, Najo.
Wilson, &c. TIE programme having been gone
through with, three cheers were given for Gran,
and Sherman, and the distinguished assenblsge
adjourned.
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HENRY ~. koON,
Sole Agent for Illinois q south Clark r., chicag