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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-31

You will be called upon ON Tuesday
next to exercise the highest privilege,
and to perform the most solemn duty,
known to civil life. The privilege OF
the elective franchise, is paramount to
every one. 1t is great privilege to
be member of Congress, and to have
voice in the making of laws, to gov
ern such great nation as this. But
fellow voters, you are vested with q
higher trust. You make them mem
bers who make those laws. They are
your servants. You can reward them
by continuance in Office if they dis
charge their duties faithfully, and you
can remove them if the fail to do so.
Go forward men on that day, and de
post your votes for the candidates OF
your choice, ana let that choice be
formed by sound judgment, and not
by the creed of party. Review the
experiences of the past few years, and
look forward to the probable
eventualities of the future, should the
so,called Democracy get the sway, and
let love of country, let wholesome laws
well administered, and an expectation
of bitter times, and a happier and
peaceful country, determine your
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-31
ice. Let me say to each Republic

choice. Let me say to each Republic
can voter in the city, do not suffer any
cause, save one put forth by the Most
High, to interfere with the recording
of your vote. Those whose business
requires them to leave the city, can go
early in the morning. Thousands not
long since, left wives, children, homes,
and all that earth holds dear, to save
their country, and shall any lover of
his country hesitate to spare an hour
for such noble purpose ; such high
and all important duty. Let it never
be said of the city of Elizabeth. The
city cars will run more frequently on
that day, to accommodate those Mt the
out streets, and let voters of Monroe.
Madison and Jefferson streets, Newark
and Morris avenues, with their sur
ronndings, turn out to man. each one
bringing with him lazy neighbor, if
any such there be.
L HO S4ttl1SVCiAoVlS VI AsCPdpiiSS'AAioiA'
in times past has been lukewarmness.
Each one reasons with himself " my
single vote cannot make any difference,
and I need not take any trouble. p"
There may be ten thousand, yea and a
hundred thousand such reasons, which
might make a fatal difference Ameri-
ca, nation born after seven years of
painful travail, and baptised in a lever
of blood four years in filling, demands
that every loyal hearted man, will on
that day, do his duty.
VOTER.
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Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, Oct. 30.

LITTLE ROCK, UCt. %.
On the oath instant, while Capt. Will
lis, Bureau agent, Captain Porter An
drews, Captain Prosser, and Sheriff
Stumble we're en- ronte for Rocky Com
fort. in Little River County, they were
fred upon by the Ku-Klux Khan, who
were concealed in the brush. Capts.
Andrews and Willis were killed, and
the Sheriff was badly wounded. Before
the band had finished their murderous
work. negro came along, who was
killed. Not far from this place they
mot another negro, and killed.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-31

FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. ULYSSES s. GRANT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HON. SCHUYLER COLFAx.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
ANDREW X HAY,
HAN'N' JOSEPH p. BRADLEY.
list Dietrict-John w. Hazleton,
I'd Diettict-Amzi c. Mclean.
I'D District-Abraham V Van Vliet,
4th District-Socrates Tuttle.
9Th Dstrict-Henry d. Vim Nostrand,
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN L. BLAIR.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
FOR CONGRESS,
AMOS CLAI h *, Jr.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
FOR ASSEMBLY.
WILLIAM A. MORRELL.
OF ELIZABETH.
sECoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
FOR ASSEMBLY,
ALBERT a. ORA IL I1,
OF WEsTFIELD.
FOR CoRoNE2s,
J. 9. MARTIN, OF Elizabeth.
FERDINAND GRAVES, of Railway.
WILLIAM c. AYRES. of Plainfeid.
FOR MAYOR,
COL. JAMES MOORE.
FOR CHOSEN FREEHoLDERs,
Edmond S. LeBreton,
Justus Morris,
Joseph McCoyd,
Freeman r. Winans,
FOR SURVEYORS OF THE HIGHWAYS,
Samuel Huntsman,
Ogden Brown.
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Job Printing at this Office,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-31

MEssRs. EDIT0RS-i have been pleased
to observe the growing sentiment in
favor of our nominee for Congress. His
increase of popularity becomes daily
more and more evident.
Until recently there seemed to be
some opposition to him, among small
portion of our good citizens but it APP
pears, as it ought to be, gradually and
surely dying out, and the most hope
full sign of all is : that they who study
and know him best, become his firmest
supporters. Now would like through
the medium of your columns, to ask if
we now have, or ever did possessa more
thoroughly public spirited citizen.
Each raan is supposed to know his
own business best, and we have no de
sire to question the actions of those
among us of means adequate to the ex-
ecuting of such projects as Mr.. CLARK
has been mainly instrumental in per-
forming. Still we cannot deny that
to him more than to any other belongs
the credit, of greatly enhancing the
value of our lands, residences, places of
business, and in fact the entire city.
We must admit that he was in no
wise bound to develop and benefit our
city. He was free to go where he
might, and expend his wealth as he
would. He could have met with every
whit as good success in investing else
where. He has been true benefactor
to our city, simply from choice. He
is entitled to some consideration for
this, and his fellow citizens take little
risk in offering him their suffrages-
AS State Senator he has comported
himself as dignified gentleman and a
faithful and able representative. His
record stands untarnished. We have
other reasons, las plentiful as black
berries in SEASON. for supporting him,
but refrain, lest in superabundance,
may appear to be striving to convince
against the will.
But truly, men of Elizabeth, / be-
seech you consider well, and decide
calmly and dispassionately whether you
can afford to vote against the man,
who has proven himself so truly de-
voted to your welfare. Iwouldrefer all
those who are wavering, in this crisis
to the record, and if they will only in
vestigate and satisfy themselves, I am
content, and sure they viii not go
astray in their conclusions.
And, Messrs. Editors, it is perhaps
well to add that your correspondent
takes Mr.. Clark on his record, civil and
political, and has SO slight personal ac-
quaintance with him, that he feels con-
fdent that he (Mr. CO. will never sus-
pect from whence this justly deserved
tribute emanates. ROBIN.
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A VOTER.

John 1. Blair-the freemen's choice
for Govern N of this State-is a man OF
the people, and his long business con-
nections with them has made him con-
versant with their wants and necessities
The Republican party, in making the
selection, succeeded in getting one OF
the most popular, intelligent and enter
prising of her citizens-generons, hui
name and patriotic. Let the people
see to it that his majority in the State
is not hundreds but thousands it will
DO so if the proper effort is made.
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President johnson yesterday appoin

President Johnson yesterday appoint
ed Charles r. Cornwell, of Hoboken,
United States Marshal for New Jersey
This appointment was made upon the
opinion of Attorney General Evarts
that vacancy exists by the death OF
Benijah Deacon. His son has been
performing the duties since his death.
Mr.. Cornwell is a prominent Democrat,
who has been stumping New Jersey for
the Seymour and Blair ticket.
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THIS ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is pub
ished at ljj Broad street, next to the Post
Office, by Drake AND CUSHING, Editors and
Proprietors. Mail subscribers five dollars a
year, in advance. Single copies two cents.
MADISON DRAKE,
FOSTER M CUSHING.
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EVENING STAR.
LArK IKLRGRAMh &c.


Ihs Louisiana House. assembled Saturday
sno passed the eiii rlscine the CIV poIic~ ~
- - uOt OF lhe 10 Nernor. and bail suths%
ItNhS ue Governor 20 S7thhsld rum or de-
ptlve any cheer elected keretofore OF nsranwr
~ ms commi--lor, whom the 6severuor nav
oeem olsQ uaiffed by the % IN anendms8
OF the Constitution.
furmaa Hsrtfence, an or -soldi~y 49, til,.S
~ Tue premsfare discharge OF = cSnnou n
New BruLswtce, n, J 4. on the tth, whtl. 49,
q sslute a. honor OF the dsy ssbscr,,t,c~
CT 49, was ralsed Tor his family.
Fort Bridges dispatches say ahou, s.0u
Shcrhcues cnd Ranack indians held q COUNCIL
with General Augur on TIE I'd. The result 1.
unknown. large nuulbcr Of Snake Ipdtan.
len before Seneral Augur returned from Salt
Lake.
A Georgia paper reports the death OF W.
Edwards, a Republican member OF the lals
Reconstruction Convention, and Congress ms Q
elect from the Third District OF thai Siate.
Mrs. Victor, who was reCently con victed Al
Cleveland, Ohio, az having murdered her
brother by giving ham poison, was On SAtur-
day Sentenced q BE- hanged on the 18th OF Az
gust.
The yellow fever las ereatly dirnintshed q.
Lama Peru. and has enureiy diSarpesrsd q
Isiiso. although "a Vas increasing a. tas Chin
chas and lslay.
Frcm present Appearances the-r will not y,
more than one-fourth Of a crop OF peaches an
Delaware this season
Five persons We're bu RED under ruins "a ussh
by earthquake shocks IN Ecuador, Juna A.
The Chilian government u disposed 70 pesos
with Span.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER Co. w. VA.

&kEEABRlER Co, w. VA.
These Springs, So long and favorablY known to
the seekers Of health and pleasure, will . , 4
beopen for the rece ption Of visitors on Wy
the list Of June With exten sive improve kss
ments and general return shi ug Of the est pii.a
nrnt. we will be prepared for the comfortable ac-
comInodation Of from J0tesH hNHdred 10 ttco thon-
Hot and warm Sulphur Baths. so emine tly ser
vicesble in connection with the internal use of
these Alternative waters. always at the command
OF The visitor.
One Of ths best City BANDS OF MUSIC win be
In attends nee to eal Yea the LAW and the BA LII
Room; ard suitable LIykRY will be opsn to
the nse Of those who may desire to indulge in
horseback or carriage exercise.
Charges will be So day, or go per month;
under ~ years, and colorcd ants, half
price, white servants according 10 accommoda
tiOns,
Nc effort OF OF peusa viii No spared en- the part Of
the Prnprietors, To manage this esta bishnsnt IN
manner beat calculai' a r.mote the comfort Of
Sisitors In every respect
White Sulphur Springs. W. Va, April 10Th, 1853.
- For n full account of the MEDICINAL EEsI-
cAcY AND APPLI BILITY ofthese waters 10 particu
OF DR.. MOORMAN, 90 the Mineral Waters Of the
United States and Can ada, 30 be found ct Messrs
KELLY PITTS. Baltimore and other Book
stores. A PAMPHLET on the WHITE SUL-
PHI SPRINGS, con tanning mach valuable in
fornsstion, can he obtained without charge, OF
Messrs COLgAAN kpGEkS, Baltimore.
~ ROUTE TO The sPRl Gs from any Point
D0SsVfGiE sYk0NToS, to ,oVISGfoS. By
Kali, thence BY Kline Line Of stage Oosc hes on :
well graded Turnpike, 70 Miles to the Spring..
ie SEQ I'm
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7 sRGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF DRY

4 eRGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF DRY
Ia GOODS
ror the prreose q clos; un the business Of tie
late hrn Of HARPER 4 mTrUHEJL, I shsn
commence TINS date % sell out the entire stock a
Dhb 1oObs, embracing Dr~ss Goods, silks.
shasis: Lsees. and Houseiurnishins eoOds, VITA
out re gard - cost
Thisis much the largest snd tssst stock OF DIE
Goods ever forced upon this IN arket,
The price f each article has been reduced 10
cost and many 10 very much less AZ the stock "
comparatively new, veil selected, sui embraces
every variety Of Dry Goods gre.t ind nee nents are
offered 10 purchasers. We name In part:
futy pircss Dress Goods ~ q cents, former prios
and ~ q nts
II Is pieces Goods for walking suits al 30 aud as
cents, fUrmtr Price IS cents aid 81.
Dtmestloe at n ~ York prices
Table Dsmssks, Napkins, Towels, Linen 8hesf-
ines, Irish liDens, &C, &c. at Rrost bargains.
eupSTlar Linen Lssn ~ 5,s cents
AC0MPlETt STOCK Oh m0CRNINC GOODS.
Bombazine. Deiaine, Tamise
"a "a Iron Grensdfne. Grenadine Shawn.
Black sud Colsred siiks, sAtius for trimniag,
India cilks and eatfns
Richest Breosdss and MORE Antiques.
IIisb end French Poplns.
r. al fhresd aud Llama Lace ShSws.
Poiat and Vacancies Lsces, Cellsrs, Sleeves.
bsr1es and Lsces by the ard
JOHN MITCHELL,
315 Pennsylvania ave, bet sth and teth sta
All claims due the FIRM Of HARPER
MITCHELL PRIOR 60 Msrcb. lsa. ~ not pad ia
sixty days viil be placed In the hands Of cOlles-
tor. Je S-eolOeff
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PROPOSALS.
DE0POSALs FOR FUEL

pEOPOsALs FOR FUEL.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
eoo,u. MAssISGT"S, ID Z June - 1893.
ne nj until ~ osioes TUEsDhY tbs ,.sh sav
slE bSPSIsd ton, Is,s.a lbs. to the ton, best
bss quality RED Ash coiL stove and dc g 1ss
The bids should state distinctly the name OF the
sh te se9sS Dc sixty dy.
the lath of July, ISIS.
OAK WOOD to be- delivered ei during p ths
seasen ss may be required.
BaEsr PINE M wSp Or more OF the best quality
Samples Of the Coal to be exhibited to the Engi-
tory arrangement. must be made Tor the delivery
am correct measurement n each.
For the oonvs nience II bidders. separate pro-
go-sls will be received for the Coal and Wood.
Trey viii DO opened in the presence of such bidders
may ehoose TO attsnd
Bonds for the faithful p.sfoImance Of the con-
fropesals TO be addressed 70 the Secretary Of the
By order 1o q the Secretary sss In..r1sr
tDI&F,M supt Patent oa.s Building.
" ATIyEs, UNITED STATES,
Il ' s:e
nrtiI MoNpAY, the s,h day Of July ISIS, for sup
Coal, No !, or broken Coal
lU cords best bakers seasoned Pine Wood.
lW cords dry Oak, "a we'd in two pieces.
10. cords dry hickory. sawed in three pieces.
To be weighed or measured anc delivered in the
vaults OF the Capitol under the dir ection of the
Engineer Of the House Of Representative yes within
one month after acceptance Of proposal Propo-
sails VII he eansidered separately for the classes Of
articles specified .-.
No.propOsaI from any bidder person ally unknown
si Be eSSsiSs,s ed nsis.s Apca .itt sst,s.
INC a' psfioEE EDWARD Il bas MoPmEksos.
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives,
Je I6-lavtd United States.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
HORsEs, MULES, WAGONS, &C, Ar AUG
H TON.
DEPOT QuARTRRMAsIRRS ORRrcr

HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, &C., Ar AUG
WI, /. q. SS !, ss s5SF;I;s.o 3 .;
on WEDNESDAY. July 8, commencing ct 10 .. m :
under the SUPERVISION OF Brevet Colonel As. p
raid sSfes Of IN p.r;
3 Mufe.i IN good order ico Leaz Bars. as9 siT
$50 Army Wagons s ~ OO0 lbs IRON s WI9e
81 sets Lead Mule Har- 5,sss " Iron PIPE
n.s,s' ssh.., DO. pa sss !: a asss; Sacks.
8, n,,,,. Lead do Horse wagons
2 Riding Brides. nowSeel,.
81 s i:sSE.Ss = tx is.i
5PIp.ins Presses. ls4 Buckets, asaortsd .
i0e ;sls. Stoves and Fix sS:.. s:..,,.a
fosether with Timer, Csrpenters', and
Terms: Cash, in Government funds 80,
By order of the euar''lTg'oe''iM ssGsss
pm De'FBsS q s1ir S.n fsu srn,
l. AHGr sAs sES sE G SRTTGnssH aOv.Rs
o. :. Nary. Rand. Eashinsiss.
viii be At pneie sale to i .hs highest sss9
der on TUESDAY, July Il. i6ss 81 10 o tlsck q
m. a. the u . Nasyysrd, Washington, the fol
,.,d B so Of Co~s;,ussiOr and Rcpai. esp
sffssisnfss;..
q Chairs,
Wooden Hand Pumps, &c. -
BRrSaE Of Steam Easinserirs.
ssLainp brscRst.. r-s .. Ell, )
250n pounds scrap Leather and Old Hose, -
Lsrae 10. Of @roue hi Iron sbavings, &C.
,o Bnre1. Of PToriSions and Cothias.
6teIbs: Brad, ..-
700 lbs, Brisa Apples
3s lbs Coft e.
80 gallons BEANS,
% gallons Molassss,
70 iSs bs9s fcasA Vegetables, SD"
Lot OF Blue Nankin,
pafrs Boots.
:, pair. C.lf skin Shoes, '.-... .-.
ga ss M. ZIP rIp,o, 40 .-s 100
s, Alss: sesS Kanors, Buttons, Kettles, Pans,
Also. In bottles Mus.ard,
SIS toxes Biscking,
SEA boxes Waterproof Composition,
2parts of sets of Stewards Stoves,
GO Unseryicesble Division Bills.
AIss. Lot OF Blsnks, Waste Paper, &C.
Bs,san Of Equipment aad Recrrttins.
es5 eoits yute Hammock Stuff,
a, bolts Jpte Bag stuff,
u bolts Cot stuff, +.
Also, quantity of Lesther Hose. Silver Calls.
Oil Cloth. Hickory Brooms, Table covers, Sc
ard in tbs order Of the siveri ssms Mt, will be COZ
tinued at the same hour from day to day until
Tcrms: Cash In Government funds PEE.
The articles to be removed within ten days. A
deposit OF ten Per centup on each article will be
10, - wA. RRADTSED,,
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Oso, or site % OId = orr lyon, New Mexico.
pe Nay 20 be OF good quality seuud. FREQ from
ultt: sticss AMI ro,'ss. and perfectly cured-zag0
N. hay To be crt duri az yuch months may be
Greeted ~ the "fhcer Of the Y n Department at
the respective poets and delivery 10 comm. nce a.
soon a. thS hsy Il cut and cured and TO be CON-
pletsd ON or before October 10
. y he hs{ must be properly stacked, in such guam
1its ar al sneh laees a. uasy he directed by The
Posts and sslted f dire ted while being stacked
the NJ. furnishing salt.
The proposals mast state the kind % hay in
trtGrf 70 be deEverss, whether OF bottom, grama,
or etoer gas, and persons Submitting bids for
eech. "
PROPOSALS will be received for any quantity less
t.an The ~ hole Needed at sDy one poet
Inc usual TeGpiTeMsHts nu-t b observed in
making proposss, and the endsrsi yuei reserves
TO- night 10 reject any or al bid deemed uurea-
scnsbie. and also u increase fini uish by one.
fcnrth TIE qusE'tty advertised tor st each post
Blank proposals. to b. properly filed up and
need, may BE bal upon pirstinn o. the oficer Of
tnS q N DE partInent at either Of the posts men
toned, or ~ { il Office.
Bidders should be present II Terson by repre-
sentaiives at he opening II the proposals.
ADDRESS proposals. 20 the undersigned az Santa
re, snd endorse Envelope Proposals for Hay at
By order Of Brevet Major General Getty.
M LTDINtiTON,
Byt. Lieut.. Col. and Quarts rnaster,
.e-f o. Chief QGarterna.ter. -
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FoR TREAs0KY Vault

Sealed r-oposals win De received At the once Of
the Supervising Architect freasa AIRY De partmsnt
Ssai uly y Sr farnishins ami patitng no :
wing OF the Treasury 3 uiIding washin gLon ID q
Cep.-s OF plan, showing the din.n nsions ana ar
rAnEemeut Of the Vault, can be Pre- ared by appi-
cstisn % this once. IL VIII be consttu tea ~ a
-sr'ng steel and case hardened sua the best quaI
NY OF boiler ates framed and securef urou a
rlzn. -. = 49, "
The locks will Re furnished by this Depsrtmsnt
Iut must be put in place By the oontrsctor, and
N"ut wiii be accepted. The Vault to re com
pietei IN place within two months after the exc
cent. -
The bids must be in gross and must incIuds the
whole Of The iron and steel work nsoe ssarJ 70
muke The most thorough work httei and pnt 0
II the most secure manner.
Al bids mast be accompanied by the guarantees
o. two resPensible pcr,Ons, la the sum Of SIS 90,
tia the BIDDER viii accept and perform the cpn
trsct II a~arfnd 20 him. the surh.iency OF the
security 20 lie certified 70 by the District Attorney
Of the District where tho bidder resides,
Proposals to ne endorsed. possis for vault
ard be sddretset to vSupervising Architect
Treasury Department" The smUu at Of each bid 10
e eN pressed IVY writing, anA net IN fyrfres -
~ LIT Alb. NULL ErT
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c. T. GRIFFITH, Aactioreer

VALChBLE PROPERTY ON PoUR-Asp- A.
Hall STREET, MAR PENksYLyASiA
AkhNUE, AT AUCTION - =
Gin EhIDAf, July 10, a. 4. - 10 m . on tha nrs,.
ls's We shall sell lot "a in Reservation 10 tront
ing ~ rect on Four and = Halt street, AID run.
blhS Latk rs ieet inchss TO d paved alley To-.
pfoNenents consist Of the tour story TricN Build
Ibf; With wing: and Continuing vfght.-n looms
VIII cellar under the whole house FURNACE, PAS
anu wafer Throughout, bath room. water cl,,set
&c Sewerage perfect. etrsot paved.
This prog, rty. fr0m it, D. Sa.isn, f4ra uDpSunl
tnducetH ats iay, sttar ut iss.ag ss aisete5
Offices, store purposes, o. trst class Boarding
House or Cluh House Title insi psfabie
Terms. One quarter cash; balance ia SIX ryelve
and eighteen months. at Interest Deferred nav
premises.
All conveyaHcing aud reyeDae stamps ut pur
OF sale. VAN
lnspec' ion sf the premises AZ any time upon an.
picstion ~ tie auttiOnecrs
Jy gSt FfreH rex, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORKOW.

| a1V oo0pTp .--=.
s,.,, sLss. CLERKS vii yss. Q. ne01Ars . Qe.,l J,
| streot' star oRsss H SnfiS ass' - M
| AssIoNEEn sAIr IN 1y..,
L ; LIOCOkS rORACCo CTc ~ S3,-.MINEs
MATS Ann FRISITs SSfIT1ss - ~
ING IXTp TFsA Aoi S111SSc, LLAt0k
FI1rf 10 wSEk cbr srrop~ AnTlOtns
III sCAIEs 1Es fsTH nrSTs 49, SOuN
TVREs NC NJ rs - ~ - ns. SIOkGI iA-
Ah Ti6S "o' VI - inon SAfh, &C., al
ON TUTsDAY NoRNINa s,,. -.
viii ssiI = aasis nee To- Ch..S 4 =. :siccx
rupf al stare "a As ssx.S,h - a 1ste,- bens
and streefs The lsass "a a.,s eetseen .
81 IL Ma 80. ~ y. 49, eatne e1eets contain
Lsaee OF store havtn ..v.rs,kxn,... -.
cid aS,srs. 49, usf 80 ~. YEAR, 10 run .
Cosusc a ma = Nd Az VII W. p- e..
al ISso. w DsrSno efty bfan<y
Ionaop p. Pa, rSr' F H.ne Utter v,s c.
T1rees'eTshire Sanes, xnyscts; Tomato CAtsap
- %arouru repeeI, bIsekInE, Matches
sp Wmsssses ree tapping Ptpsr
E-n.a -, =. 80 1 a,
pi.ssa - are; caney Articles &C
S. llovni ana Cennter sc sies, Measures .,t
S,v.D .s.Astures' STOVES, 90
$1,000 ,.s . H.. ..
,n.s VI iAs &c sssortinent OF goods toe
Tarm" u - sPe0"S ~ ~ 80 xe , 1.
ief"s CASH eEUhGE MASON, A.iguec.
ierstu skn ooofAh tAnkk,
20 '''"''"n Auctioneers.
RA COOPER LATIMER. AuctieEearS
- (Late , lsrss with j. Z. Mcclure a % D
lStar Once BuiIdins SS@
fkEnSHPLATE MIRRORS, ROSEWOOD