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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-12-25

The AMERICAN BUILDER AND JOURNAL OF
ART, published BY Chas. d. Lakey, Esq, Of this
city, still continues to enjoy the high reputation
it has heretofore attained, by sheer merit alone,
of being the sblest journal Of its class publish
ed in the country. 1t is devoted. as its name
implies not only to the master work OF archi-
lecture, but also to the furnishing and decOra-
ton of buildings and adornment of their sur
roundings. It should be found in the hands Of
every mechanic Price, three dollars per an
nun
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-12-25
SYRACUSE, Dec. Z, 1869.

n. EDITOR q the wOEErSOHASs ADvOsITH.
10 You viii please insert the following, for tn
.-.a,m,tion of cigar makers in the country
n the Officers and Members Of Cigar Maker
Unions 10 this country.
srs-Wolf Katsky has obtained card fror
c- r,1r union, BY fraud. If deposited in an
80 aD vben this advertisement comes to sight
lease forward tie same to
JOHN j. JUNO,
Cor Sec. U. No. 8, box 1879.
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TOLEDO, Dec. Z, 1869.

TOLEDO, Dec. Z, 1909.
!. ,bs Editor OF the WORKNeMASs ADVOCATE.
please insert the following, and Oblige.
r. officers and Members Of local unions
ne following named persons have applied .
80, rDion for admission to membership;
Harrison Sbisor, hailing from Easton, Pa
p.adericg Hazelbrook, from Chicago, Illinois
Ma Joseph StsDslof, from Germany.
Apv union having charges against either o
bs shove named applicants will please prefe
,Sem one month from date, or sooner.
'"' PETER CoNLIsK, Pres't.
ToHN L. LOBBY, Cor. Sec. Q, No. 4s.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-12-25

PUDDLERs' BALL.-The pudders Of Chicago
will give their annual ball on "Wednesday even
ing, December goth, at Turner Hall, on North
Clark. street A splendid time is anticipated.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-12-25

HE railroads Of the world, at the
!; ofl86S, are reported to have b4 len
II Y, The aggregate l09,l77 miles lobg.
al me comparative mileage of the differ
T ~. countries is given as follows: Che
I,ad States, 42,255 Great Britdin
! France, 1894; Prussia, 5,9i6
t naSsia 4,3l7, and Italy 4,lO9. Che
a IO Ia Tor Europe is $1,000; Asia hat
t'1l+ miles, South America, 1,4t2
australia, 1889; Africa, 583.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-12-25

L. P. GARITY, Confectionsr, 100 Lake street,
has reduced his immense stock during the pre-
sent week only, nearly 20 per cent As all his
Confectionery is WARRANTED, we hope our
readers will make note Of this fact and give him
a call when purchasing for the little ones.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-12-25

CIGAR MAKERS UNIoN.-At meeting Of the
Cigar Makers union, Of this city, held on Wed
nesday evening, the sth instant, the following
gentlemen we're duly elected officers for the en-
suing six months, to take effect on and after the
18th January, 1860:
William Kelsch.
Vice Presdent-Walter Kelly.
Recording Secretary Henry Englehart.
Financial Secretary-Martin Winke.
Corresponding S cretarv-Theo. Stein.
H. G. Prayer was duly elected deleg tie 10 the
Trades Assembly for one year.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-12-25
CISCIxxAr1, Dec. IA, 1868.

To EDrOR-Any union having claims against
Joseph Simmons will please inform Union No.
4. within two weeks from date, or sooner il
practicable. c. Herring, Pres'J-
By complying with the above request, you vii
greatly oblige Yours Respectfully,
j. II. Ears, Sec U. No. 4.
The craft is hereby informed that a strike il
10 progress here, on account Of a resistance to
reduction of prices, and we request that nc
cigar makers come here Rntil the trouble i
over Q. Herring, Pres't.
Y. II. ELEIs, Cor. Sec.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-12-25

o, En and after January /, 1870, ith
SS4,Change Of mails between the Unite,
a so and France will cease in don
sequence 'elt Of the abrogation Of the bre
countries.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-12-25

DNVOuIIrI
Present-All the members Of the committee
The committee resumed deliberations on each
article Of the different reports, some articles be.
ing adopted from each report. and some after
amendment.
Mr.. Strehlow moved that the report be read
at the next meeting Of the Trades Assembly.
Motion carried.
Adjourned, to meet again Saturday, at Z
o'clock
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SPRINGFIELD. M. Dec. Is. 1855

DFhINufIhLUi LIII DVVs TO IOVV'
II EDIToR-Please insert the following, an
oblige
To the Officers Of Cigar Makers uuion'.
VIM. McCarrell wishes to join this union
Il you have any charges against him, pleas
inform us, BY the first Of January next.
THOMAS Fl. HATTEN
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KEoKUE, Dec. l6, 1869.

To EDuoR; You will please give motto
through the columns Of your paper to the cigs
makers, Of The following circular;
A man named jrorge Koerner, has made ap
Picaton to become a member Of this union, an
claims TO come from Germany direct.
Any unions having claims against said ma
viii please notify this union on or before the Il
Of January.
BY order Of o. No. GO.
JosEPH NEEUs, Pres't.
RoLLEr, Sec'y.
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OTTAWA, H., Dec. IA, 1869.
To EDIToR-Please give notice through ttss
columns q your paper TO the Clgarmakers, Il
NE following circular Nicolas RieckeTh,
Johann Aonkemoller, and Henry Cramer, III
Of which hailed from Germany last fall. If y3u
have any charges against any of them, you w!Il
please inform this union on or before the sth
q January, 1870
JAMES W. PATERSON, Sec'y.
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ALBANY, Dec IL, 1859.
To EDrroR-Please give the following plaC:
10 YOUR paper
Unions 4 re requested not to send any md
here, as some of tn men are out on strike, aIt
on treasury is depleted Also the fOlloWingt
NJ James Barnes, has made application to b
come a member Of this union. Any unions hal
ing charges against the above person will nOtil
this union on or before the 2Sth, 1869.
Fraternally Yours,
JOHN Z. WAYNE, Pres't !
s. ". B. SWAMI, Rec. 4 Cor. Sec, Uniq
Nos.
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PATNEsyLLE Ohio, Dec IL, ls69i
], H hDIroR-Please insert the following atd
henry Gross has applied for membership
~ inns union. Any society having CHARGES
asalnst him will please forward them at onceito
ue Undersigned Per order Union
JAMES J. WHITE, Cor Sec'y.i
7 no. 81, Box II, gainesville.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Dec. II, 1851
!, mr. EDITOR-Please announce that AnJOn
aOley has been expelled from this union on iac
C Couut q non.payment Of fine. BY ORDER o.
gar Makers Union No. SO.
WV WOLF, President
'Ao' AAisER, Secretary, Box 925.
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DIS MoINEs, Dec. IS, 1869.

DIS MONIES, Dec. IS, 1869.
To EDlToR-Plesse give space to the follow
Ing and oblige.
Joseph Schrp Ter has made application to th3
union for membership.
ANY union having charges against him wiz
please notify Us by or before the lst Of Jsnusrl
next
BY order Union, No. Ill.
LOUIS FRITZ,
Corresponding Sec'y box l,OSO.
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NV T Uhhi OVO' ~ 1oVV'
II EDroR-Please insert the following
MI Gompertz De Younee, came to New York
AMI claims % have loss his card, that he dretw
from New Usven Union. All unions having
any claims against him will forward them to ME
as am about 70 make application for a ndW
sara Also any union having claims against
h0Wtrd Wilson, viii please forward thJm
70 me-
NORRIS DAVIS, Cor. & Fin. Sec'y.i
Union 10, Box 54, Station D., New York city4
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. nrkingmaa's Sdruratt
CHICAGO. DECEMBER Is, 1869,
CITY MATTERS.

NM. JoHS BRIsTow is the authorised agent for the
ADVocAfR in this city and It's surrounding environs.
His receipt for subscriptions advertisements, &C., Will
be duly acknowledged BY as.
Gibbs sewing machine eflce price Sos, to the agent
sending the largest number Of subscribers rom jan
uary LIST, 1870, 10 July 1st 1870. This Is BONA PDR
offer, and record will be kept and the name OF the
successful contestant published.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-12-25
Small Fruit Instructor,

which has received the highest testimonials from w
moet prominent hortlculturiSts and pomoogsts ia tnc
United states. II tells how to plant ana grow al kinds
Of small fruits. Price only 10 cents
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-12-25
SMALL FRUIT RECORDER
Cottage Gardner.

We IN receipt Or this valuable little monthly paper
edited ~ A NJ. Purdy, (successor to Purdy Johns
ston1 Of Paimvra n Y II contains the practical
articles ia relation this tubect We ever cav and
should be the hands OF every person who has q gar
den rod square. The price "a only so cents A
year send stamp tor q specimen copy and circular
Containing offer 70 those getting up clubs We notice
any getting up club OF six has one copy gratis
valu able little work called the
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NV YoRK. Dec. "A, 1869

JAMES w. PATERSON, Sec'y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
CRIMINAL.

At Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
,efntc Justice Dodge William Duffy, alias Dutier was
charged by Robert Hegger of No. 5G2 Ninth-ave with
attacking him on Sunday and striking him on the mead
viii cstone Knocking HIM senseleSs. aud iHct-
M dangerous wound Duffy, i'm company with several
others, making noise in front or Mr. HtggeIt s
house when hr demonstrated with them, and they at
tackled HIM John M3ngo.d also preferred charge
against Duffy alias Duicr making oah that ne was ic-
loniousIy assaulted lbs the accused who knocked him
down ard robbed him Of his watch and cham, valued at
$50 bile passing through FOTtiehSt Saturday night,
IN company with two friends. August Heis, one Of his
friends also assaulted and had his watch stolen 10y
c prisoner bat made complaint prcfcne 10 act as
WitIesS. Duify is old offender having lately re-
turned frou sing sing, where lie served term OF i've
years imprisonment for highway robbery. He com
United % answer both complaints without bal...-J u
hes FInkcnsteve, II wear Old charged by Charles
Guttuaun with the thcf Of q watch and chain OF the
value of SO from the Of the complainant No as
West ThTiythrd>t., the 18th ust. The lad pleaded
guilty. aud Was held to answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property,
will find it to their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be brief viii
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions of TIE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
professions consequently advertisements in each
read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention 20 reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value of its col
umns advertising medium The charges for adver-
tsug arc follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, IS cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, g. per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line About ten words Of
wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
Noxn,Ys WEATHER REPORTS 4. N
SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NBw.YoRE.",".

PORT or SBw.YORS ~
CLEARED.
Sesuships-RebeecA Clyde, Chichester Whmngoni FaaeonA
Bratg Portland ,,-.-, =. c,..L c.,,o, Lon.
B,IssGCorielis smith Key Wet Bduard Carsen Sein W.
Hsbesk Pskertou CenuesOs Marao, Clenlo Laura b'o
CeureS. Nope SttnR ~ Vg..u- Nm
CieEiaeSss o. a., Via.
sehs-May Lust SimmoRs Grenada; ChanTton uaie hsr
Tan ian, Rem Wilmington JAbu Rose. HsNeh DemsrAfai n
Prescott Merrimau Boston Julia d HarOng PsTtsuPiaH@
ARRIVED.
o. seapsbip Guerriere C0nuaSaer Ramsey bearing "e
Rear Admiral CtaA II. Davis RIO JaseTo jane - . a. -
SteaIashp Britannia Campbell Glasgow July VIA Movie 'uV =
md ans pass. - - =, 1000.
Eteamship Volunteer. Jones N1mihgto nd.e ana pass
Steamship Niagara Brakeman, EchuoRd ndse. aud pass
Brig Able G. Titeonb Ttconb. Calbsnen u days saAh
schf A. f. Ames AneS Bridgeport, C. b.. 10 cars, coal
sCHOoSERs-RiyER AID ooAsrNsA
JaEes Aaiersen Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS ,,
BoroN Jnly iaArriyed steamship Geo Appod nom ,t
Ronar frsm Philadelphia Neptune. o1 New lo bafk ha 49,,
frou Menovideo Caraieke GstleabarF bnes-AOus
Port Js Pair Oak Peu Remedies hsnon hstsniss ae nO
flaTaMA Schr. keoe from 81 hchaebi AHoe "yH~'
Also, arrived steamship TriloA from LferpsoL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
.erAI, ESTATE IN PHILADELPHIA.

Prom iac Fliaue pla luli'ftI.
MAYER before since 1862 were vacant houses - Ient
mi IA philadelphia On Tenth, Eleventh. Twelfth, and
Tbirteeulrsts alone, between Montgomery and BIdgc
ayes t.ere are over hundred comfortable dwellings 10
be lei and al largely reduced rents What IS largcy
true Of these particular streets is true In less degree
OF almost all the others, especially beyond the Inns
known TO lOue-hunters the very desirable ncCbGr
hoods And while this IS the present gratifying conan
fOn OF affairs far tenants are concerned the Duls
aDOt Of ground . Dc had Not only are erints tAs
Jut single houses but for rows ana blocks OF
time. All this win result badly for no sRec9,tols
next Winter and eNceliety for nose OF our ~.
OF limited incomes who have been ODngeu W
endure the horrors Of boarding houses iOr tey Cd W.
again have homes Of their own a. OF yOte bteh ~
nut aud SDrncests, east and west OF EtOau WHY, =.
year or two ago, good dwellings were eAlmaee AZ III 0
4unes their frat cost rents coming oOMn ~. ~,
rents fan 10 do the prceg Of the properties Ih WIZ
n becOues every real estate holder To-Day, wren ~ t
cline Ia the value Of his Investment IS tahg pc ~
serest himself In seeing that something 10 doDe 70
fbe present excessive rates q taxation III tney
tined much longer, while the depreciation o. loai Ol
rty coca on there viii be positive loss 10 cSsSlg NC V
..Fnlng houses or lands beyond competition lilo OI
aV fOr owners 10 save Themselves - 10 see la OR
ia arc reduced for real estate, 10 in2ief NeS -. ~
ed viii soon again, IA 1891, reach us lowest FA'hA
60n.
TRANsFERs OF REAL ESTATE
REw-YOKK CITY. 80,
$1,000, a % Of OebATdsi 20EtI6 .sss'''''''s' w
a y Of IlstIfLes,, 44sSvV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
TIE LAW OF UsURY AND THE BROKERS.

The eight brokers whose names have been
already given arrested for the practice OF usury were
arraigucd before the Court OF oyer and TermueF Mr.
Justice CardozO presiding yesterday. The following
gcntlemen pleaded guilty: Edward r. Jones, George
Pbjpps David NJ. Morrison. Mr. Van Boskirk's counsel,
sx Judge Stuart withdrew the informal plea OF guilty,
claiming that what his client had done dd not come
Ttha the law Judge CardOzO suggested that a special
plea be entered and the law points argued today, which
assented 10. The trial OF those who had pleaded not
guilty set for Thursday next Judge CardozO an
bounced that he wOuu sentence those that pleaded
guilty tin after the erals OF the others The court then
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
ALIEGED FRAUDs BY ToBACcO DELE.

Nehemiah and Jacob Cohen, dealers in to-
baeco snu and cigars 70 Fultonst were brought
before Commissioner Belts yesterday, charged with de
faudng the Internal Revenue Assistant Assessor Ben
lamin Clayton testified that he found that barrel OF
chewing tobacco had been sold defendants OF which no
record appeared their books, and also found on the
premises OF defendants about 5000 pounds smoking TO-
kacco ustanped and number Of of tobacco also
uustAulucd. The further hearing then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
MOTION TO DISCHARGE FROM ARREST.

Ouinby agt. CdrpeRter.-Superior COurt-Spe-
eiai Ter-BefOre Justices Mcneil and McCnnn-ln the
rpDrt OF the above case which appeared IN TIE TRIBUNE
yesterday, there some inaccuracies. motion was
made 10 discharge the defendant from arrest. Argu
et followed aud the papers being presented TO the
Conrt ly counsel for the plaintiff the motion was denied
Nessrs A. and W. Il. Carpenter FOR plalnllHj Mr. Am
Hnoud for defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
REAL ESTATE.

EEw.YoRK. Monday, July 10, 1859.
The Nessrs. johnson g. Miller, as may be
ssn NV an advertisement another column, VIII have
.ale Of fine lands st Islip L. L. to-day. Those who de-
are TO inspect or to purchase Will be supplied with tho
necessary tickets Of transportation but the class who
have made real estate sales their resort Tor the season
ina far are to be excluded. There only W. tickets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
TKKAsuRY DHFAKTNRNT,

y J
OFFICE or SuPERyIslSG ARCHITECT, july H. S's
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received untli
ofthe day ofJulJ 1862 for all sud the whole OF The loN
FRN1R and STONE COPING nsosng the United States Properly
The P.Tk EewYoi 800 feet BroadsA 800 feet on @
ofIrou Feaee aud Copns. -, -----, t.,,,. m.
iIb dy Of and all partitions remaining on the Souuu ~
mai dis viii 10 forfeit TO the United States e..
pa,. mey be Endorsed Proposals. br Iron Fence and stone
csp,D and viii be addressed 20 the lhdsnued The
Itself right reject all OF the bids " ~ DC
ios the Of the Gotmsnt 10 do so and am oa
sobn ip To this Advertisement MI not be
'' A. b. uULLBlT, ssytTriLSI ATshpssfT'rap p'Pn%'hA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
,rr,r poovEv n1sTIrJFRy CASE.

The examination in the case OF James ana
yohu Rooney, who are charged with iIctly dlsuHlug
whisky at their dstiIlcry IN Ffysccondst was con
tinucd before Commissioner Shields yesterday SOIec-
Tor Darling called by the defense testified that he eX
Enlucd the boiler ROOneys place, and found II fu OF
water and was satisfied that whisky could nave Dec
made ia tho boiler The further eAauhhatiOh was "u'
lourued to the goth inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
COUNTERFEIT CIGAR STAMPS.

A. Patty, Nicholas Larsen, Martin Frank,
John shavane aud Paul Beno, have been arrested ~
the instance Of Col whitley Chief Of the Secret Service
Division OF the Treasury Department, on tho charge OF
making ana using counterfeit plates and stamps 70 be
need on cigar boxes. They were brought before Com
baissiOucr Shields aud held for an examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
Gitp 8tal C:siate for Sale.


FOR SALE and to LET--ln city and country,
very desirable COUNTRY SEATS ard COTTAGES also tue
FARMS AL Il reduced prices Also TO exchange J. G. FREEMAN
& Co., No. ?l2 Broadway Room No T.
TOR SALE-Ou Stuyycsant-squarc, first
story, hEhs;oop, hIovutuHe tzca HOUSE Price
$4,000 Early possession gwen Apply to HOMER MORGAN, 20
PBe-st U5iJ)
EOR SALE in Twenty -ifth-st., between Tenth
aud EcvegtbasesTwo fan LOTS Il ground with snlsnta
brick BUILDING suitable o mandatory Apply to MULLER
WILKINS 4 CO., No : rue-St 1851
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY, corner
Thseconis and Fr,taye, consisting OF tfo saving Plan
ing and Ne1ceug Mills aai complete Machinery and nine Lots VIII
exchange sell cheap for cash 3WM H. RAINOR No Iaet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
Stgal yOtius.

CTPREME COURT. John d. Wright and
- BENJAMIN sole Surviving Of the last will aud testament
Of deceased, Pnf sgaH Jonon A. Leland, and
sarah H. Leasd bis wife; William Smith, ana Charlotte Smith
lis vEs Eea1 Abrhan and Rssll Levy bis wife
Joseph W. Richardson Jacob LagoN solomon May Asr Bward
Wseb Abraham WAach Simon Berneme aEd John sedge wick
Assignee BAukrrpcT tue property effects Of the SAID Abraham
Lew William ~ Newman, and Hannah b. Paluer Detsodahs
Amended sWnmoEs-Por Relief Com seed To the DriaBts
You are hereby aud required e complaint Ills
action Which Died ose obe Clerk OF tie Oily and County
efNeS Yo 10 Cy Hall the City OF New ick and to
ospy Of you The said csSnt The Subscriber at bis Oes
a 50 Wn, fksNyorb within twenty dsys
Isre eIve Of the day Of such service ssd
ron f 10 snsWer said within the time Aforesaid
puG tbs action will ArT The Court for the relief demanded
The complaint Dated Augut ~. 1893 -. - .
tn. complaint alluded duly Ed The once Of the Clerk
sfLs ChJ and CerIv 81 Bee Tsl, AtGsS,i7 lth
JSss ~ iIsa Jl3aWsETp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
Valuable Foundry Property

REAL ESTATE, BY AUCTION.
Will be sold The premises IN Worcester Mass WEDNESDAY
July o. 1862 at o'clock the FOUNDRY ard LAND adjoining
belonging ~ tie Earle Stove Company.
The Foundry situated on tue Of Gold and South BdgS
the RAILROAD functions aud the line Of and adjoining tue POy
denoe and Weer and Boston aud Albany Railroads The Main
Bungi GO by 100 feet stories high nearly built In
the most thorough and substantial with brick walls and slated
rof heavily umbered supplied throughout with and city
water The Fonde % h. 200 feet high, and also
brick with slated roof and ODs the main bnidng 1t well lighted
and ventilated
Tie machinery which will be with the said property consists
Of o. horse PGtnam Steam Engine In perfect orders
OOrse tubular Boiler with Surtevsnt Blower
Mackenzie Cupo and oil the Skating and other appointments Of ts
class fOuBdery, in perfect and complete running order
The railroad ctss for receiving and dsebsgng freight not
squse by establishment Of the Kind Nevugsnd having rail
the doors the Foundry which connection with all the
railroads leading q Worcester makes Il admirably
adapted 20 he used Oundery machine shop planning MILL factory
Of any kIHd.
adjoining the buildings consists OF lot 81 by 100 feet with
frontage Of 81 feet the rosd AMI also lot Got about 1893
by so feet which could be either with the FOuudey
o. separately for factory, shop or house lots -
For further particulars apply ISAAC ~ ROSS CHARLES
WOOD, Worcester, MHiL
BY order Of tie Directors
ISAAC n. ROSS, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
co-1rT cALENDARs-THIs DAY.

COURT on OYER AND IEkMINEk-NO CaIeHUaI'
SUrly,!l, COUIT-CHAdBERs.-Reser Cases.
Iss ? o 90 81. 40 =, ,oo, mo-
s,l5 ~: 5 3 I5 1896 1900 3iOl, 32 3N3 400 3i9s Siio
an All 3tl3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20
Proposals.

IWEAsTHT DEPAKTHENT, (
OFFICE OF ruR SuPERvrTS0 ARCHITECT, July ~ 800.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- IA NJ day July 1879 for the sIatng snd eI,tss
from PostOAce The
amounting $1,000 cubic yad' more les, Ihe SAND ua
included IN the contract bit VIII he retained ~
he Deprment Ts excavation he made directed BY the super
ylsiug Architect his duly authorized agent -,
MasuremeuS will be male the excavation and TIE payments Moh
w. srug per insure faithful aud prompt completion Of
The work . -,,.,o,oo,
All bids must accompanied by penal bond the sum on $1,000
dollars that the bidder viii accept and perform TIE eon
be certified
District Attorney where the bidder resides The Depart
n,ut reserves 10 f right Of rejecting AL bids
interest Of the Government 10 do So aad any d "
respect to the requirements oi a' Ade't
nsutw vii not be considered.
Proposals. viii iBcosed sealed envelope iniorsed Proposals
for Eicayatug" ard addressed 10 the undersigned, an.
" A MLLLLII. sumo ELlng AIchteet