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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

c. & GIRARDEY co. sell, Al l0I O'Clock A r., al No.
"a Magazine street. stock Of tobacco and fixtures.
CHAs. NASH sells. at lOz O'Clock A H., the levee.
foot Of Julia street, hay.
MONTGOMERY Bros co. sell At II O'Clock, 81 their
Mart 81 Camp street. furniture, also, At
II O'Clock p. Liners Stable. GrAvisr street,
horses, mules etc.
BE- See advertisements second
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Masters OF Vessels

VIII confer a favor upon the press By hosting
their sgaal numbers (Rodgers' or Marryatt's
Code) on arriving within FIVE miles OF W Pass
Bar. By this means their arrival will be reported
several hours IL advance Of the time 1t now re-
uures to ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at W Pass is provided
with signal books and can receive communications
by means Of signal flags. B. s. OsBoT,
Boarding Officer, W Pass.
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.
FINE PIANOS.
LINE PIANOS.

FINE PIANos........."...FIN PIANOS.
GUST Won HOFE ST Magazine street, has a ape stock
Of PIANOS manufactured in Louisiana which he aarsn-
tees be equal all respects those Of makers
offered for sale in N city Prices viii be found ODER Ale
Citizens invited 20 call.
br, Won HOFk WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
At the Lousana Fair held New Orleans in January
ls6e for the BksT PIANO made in the southern
GUST. Won HOFE,
so Magazine street.
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HENRY III. LEOPOLD,
once No. I2 Commercial Place.

Orders solicited and promptly attended len on one Of
my States, one Of the following places
PicayuDe Office &C Camp street Crescent Oce "a Camp
my headquarters Hugos Lager Beer Saloon
corner st. Charles and Poydras streets
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HAT helor's Hair Dye-This Splendid
Dye the best tbs world the only true and psrect
Dye harmless reliable instantaneous; rdiculous tints
the III effects 81 bad dyes nvgorses and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful Black Bro Sold By al Dug
gets Peumsrs and prOpery applied Bsteheors Wig
Eec,oEy No, 10 Bond street, New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mrs. WinsIOw's Soothing Syrup, for
Children Teehng greatly facilitates the process Of tsehng
By soening the gums reducing all nAansdcn-wi slsy all
Pain and spasmode seon and is regulate the bOe
Depend upon t. Mothers will give rest yourselves andre
efand health your wehA put up and sold this sr
Gle for years. and confidence and truth Of IL what
have able say any other medneNeve has
failed = instance effect Cure, when timy used
Never did Of dissatisfaction by any
who On the contrary AL delighted with iss ope
ration speak OF sommSndasiOn Of It's magical
effects medical virtues We speak in this mattr What
do know after Of experience and pledge our repu
taton for the fusmen what here declare In almost
every where the infant suffering from pain and ez
hsuston relief viii be found in hheen or twenty minutes
saer the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using win accompany each bottle Be
sure aud call for Mrs. wnsovs Soothing Syrup having the
fac smile of"Curts Perkns the outside wrapper An
others are base limitations.
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world Price, OnT 5
cents per Bottle
onsss-z5 Fulton street. New York; EOS High HOIbOrn,
London England; al st. Pau street, Montreal, Canada
BARNES, WARD 4 CO, Agents
a Magazine street, New Orleans La
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Below Waiting Orders.
"A euOrandas

Ship Assam Valley, Evans, from London, Dec ID,
to Ashbridge il Ocean
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Fare, 10 AID troa tas Lake, same day, IS cents.
Passengers foT snty muti not the conductor r,eS 70
sepsure 81 train Fare to GENTLY Station, 10 cents each
GEO PAEDELy. General Superintendent
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LOTTERIES.
L ENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY. EDDY 4 oo....................NANAG

CAPITAL RRIZE-eSO,O0O.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY FOR THE BRREFs
OF CITY OF PADUCAH,
GLASS D, TO BIZ DRAWN AT oovIyGroK, KY
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. FLOWS

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, FLOWS
SAMUEL LOCKE,
sPoFTzR
Heavy and Shelf HARDWARE and CUTLERY, TIN
WARE and TIMERS TOOLS, BAR and SHEET IRON
TIN and TIN PLATE STREET. COPPER, ZINC, MAILS
AXES, SHOvELs, SPADES, HOES, LEAD PIPES
SHEET LEAD, RUBBER Betting. HOSE and PACK
ING CoRDAGE and WINES Oils. PAINTS LAMPS,
LANTERNS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and
TOOLS Of every description.
Constantly on hasd full assortment Of James Fl. Halls
ldsysvile Kentucky PLows, COOKING and HEATING
STOVES Of every description.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
Stewart stoves,
FOR LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI fRxAs AND
ARKANSAS
LIBERAL advantages offered to the Trade by
SAMUEL LOCKE,
81. 80, Al and g Peters street,
Between CustomhOuse and Bienville streets
HARDWARE AND SHIP CHANDLEKx
4ILIs 4. BosTICx. FRANZ v. sEYKeURl
Bostiek n seyaoux.
importers and Dealers In
EEASy Arb SHELLY HARDwAB AMI GVTLrS2
TOVEs, IN NARE and TIMERS TOOLS
BAR and sA -ET pom, TIN and TIN PLATz
SHEET COPPER, s-NO, NAILS, AXES,
CHAINS sHovELs, SPADES HOBS,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, GAS PIPE
BRASS WORK and PIPE FIrTLS9s
EUBBER EELTING, HOBE and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE Etc, CORDAGE,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, rwIN8B,
OILS, PAINTS LAMPS, LANTERNS, Ese
an Kind sf Steamboat and Railroad Supplies
Fulton and Front Streets corner Common
gsls Agents for ). ID. weston's LIGHTNING RODS,
Louisiana. Mississippi. Texas and Alabama
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Whols tekets sl5 Hslvss IS; Quarter s.; Eighth 81 ~
Prizes payable IN fail without deduction.
Orders for Tickets in this splendid scheme win be CAREFUL
answered by return mall and the drawings sent With
plantation OF the result Of each investment tbs
arSwat Il over. Address,
CHAS T. HOWARD. Licensed Dealer
Corner Cans and Common streets OF
Lock Box 691 Post Ofce. New OylesnG
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Steamship Kensington, Hedge, from Boston, sth
inst, TO Creevy, Nickerson &co-4th district
Steamship Austin, Farweil, from RockpOrt, Tex,
TO Chas A Whitney &cO-lst district
Br slip Southern Empire, Dunlop, from Cardiff,
to Maury &cO-Gretna
Schr Linda, Sbiss, from Tampico, TO II Payro-
IA I'd district
Logger Rovigno, from Lafourche, to master-l4
I'd district
Lugger Three Brothers, from Lafourche, to mas
ter-l4 I'd district
Lugger Marie Louise, Dupre, from Terrebonne,
TO master-l4 I'd district
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Saturday. February eoth, 1885.
HOHEME !.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

. Approximation prisas Of $50 each fc1 tas nine 70
naming units Of the ten OF the number
drawing the $4,000 prize ssfe
approximation prizes OF $50 eEss for tbs nine
naming units Of the zen OF Toe uulnrN
drawing the S300lo prise ...........s h5h
: approximation prizes Of 500 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the $500 prise are................... 1bi
approximation priEes Of $50 zach for the nins
naming units Of the ten Of the number
drawing she STO0e prize ars................. l,s1o
J approximation prizes OF Sl0C each for the nias
naming units Of the ten Of she naDbe1
drawing the 5000 prise ..... ~
. approximation prizes Of 500 each fsr ths nips
naming units Of the sane ten Of tie number
drawing she $500 prlSs srs................r... 20
81 approxin Of SO each the niae remaining
SIOgo prizes ISOSo
fs Prsss amounting to-. $3.50 CSC
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GT- LOUIS.

Leaves SATURDAY 22d inst, at M
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO MEMPHIS, VICKS-
burg. hatcher Baton Rouge AVID all intermediate land-
ngs-Ihe fine passenger steamer
COUWonWeaith,
JOS. FLOYD. Master; JAS. LEDLIA, Clerk
viii leave above For freight passage apply board
or TO JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent,
IS Front street.
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Eartns SnteHigrnrt.
OIenrad Vesterday

CExscEET OyTIcz, No. ~ OAxP srExEx,
Thursday, February %, 1868.
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Calhoun. Jackson, from the Passes-Towed down
and 20 sea, 18th inst, bark st Cloud and brig
Eulalie-BrOught up ship Southern Empire
and schr Linda
Rainey, OttendorG, firm the Passes-Towed down
and 70 sea, 10th inst, bark Scotland and brig
Gendale-Came up light
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PHYsICIANs---DRU3 GISTs.
nR. WIZ. G.. AUSTIN
Office and redence-No zi6 Washington between
ST Charles and Car ondeet ltreets Once hoars from to
O'Clock
downtown OFFICE:
No 100 Common street, opposite City Hotel Office hours
from y O'Clock NJ to2PM
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TRANSFORMATION DEPARTMENT, I
New Orleans, Jan. ], 1853
Shippers Informed that this company Is now giving
Through Bills Lading 70 the above points
Al claims for Loss Damage, Oversharge viii be
promptly settled at point Of delivery.
For further information inquire the Depot Csliope
street. or The Companys Office a Carondeet street.
T. S. WILLIAMS, Genr Superintendent
YoxcE General Freight
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RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEASs, jackson AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CO.
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rHRoueH Rates OF FEEIGHr
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81. Louis, LouisviiIe. Columbus, Cairo, Rome
Atlanta, Macon, Augusta and Charleston.
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Gen J A Quitman, White, from Memphis.
A G Brown. Bassett, from Lower Coast.
Annie Wagley. Louallier, from Washington.
Rose Franks, Heth, from Jefferson.
Caroline, Bateman, from Shreveport.
Lafourche. BaTancO, from Bayou Sara.
Legal Tender, Roberts, from Evansville.
Frances, Blakeslee, from Mobile-P RIB.
Hunter, Jeanfreau, from the Jump.
Waloon, Ruiz, from Southwest Pass.
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RED RIVER.
KoUNSs THROUGH LINE

KOUkSs THROUGH LINZ
Leaves on THU RSDAY, FEB 10Th atsPM
EOR JEFFERSON AND SHREVEPORT DIRECT
Il The regular United States Mail Steamer,
BES. B. KoUNs Ma,sen
For through receipts apply to
G. L. KOUkS BRO, 50 Common street.
The steamer PIONEER will leave here IS above the
Satin rdaV fnllnRnn
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RALL, LYONS d CO.,
W BALL. l. H. LYONS ". q. DAsHIELLl
WHOLEsA ALE AND TAIL
DRUGGISTS,
NOS. ~ AND az CAMP STREET, AND II5 AND
III GRAvIER STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
We respectfully Invite Druggists and Merchants well
Physicians and Planters visiting the city TO mAkeher pur
chsses to call and examine large stock Of Fresh and
Reliable Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines
Paints, Oils Vsrnshes Brushes Perfumery, Cosmetics
Fancy Goods Soaps Surgical Instruments, Meiica Saddle
Bags Pocket Cases. Medicine Chests Trusses, Supporters
Combs Toilet Sets endss variety OF Articles for the
Toilet Druggists sundries Window Glass and all dsscrp
tions Of Glassware.
Pure Liquors, Wines, AIes and POrters,
Selected expressly for medicinal purposes and guaranteed
be the best
Physicians Prescriptions Cor and rel .ble parties
wi be in aendancen this branch OF business day and
night
We guarantee to give customers satisfaction both 10
prices and qualities Of our goods.
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DR f. wILuOFT,
PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCBEuR.
Office and Residence No 2O9 Baronne Between Grod and
Julia Streets.
NEW oRLEANs, LA
Office Hours-From ~ NJ. to o'clock P Speciality:
Feas'e Diseases and obstetrics.
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BALTIMORE-
FOB BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
YHs NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
aEaULAR SEMLNoNTHLY LINE oF srEAssHIPa
LIBERTY. LOO tens. .Thos A Balm, Commands,
OD3A..."......n6e tons. .Dukshsrt, Comm eadsz.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAILS
FIRsT CABIN:
EOR HALTIMORE AND HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KRI wEsr-Tbe sp,sndld Ass stssEaship
Liberty,
THOS. A BAIN, OoranardeE.
VIII leave Shove % TUESDAY, February FISH, 81 7
O'Clock p. n.
freight passage, having unsurpassed sooommods
HOns, apply 70 wITHERsPooN. HALsEY CO., Agsnts,
% CsrOndelet street.
n B-Eo bills Of lsdng but those Of the Company will
BE signed Permits for freight must be procured from this
oee. No freight for Havsns taken astsr II o'clock
day Of sailing.
The CUBA, Capt Dukshsrt. will follow.
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MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves SATURDAY, Feb. %, at p. NJ.
EOR CORPUS CHRISTI, ROCKP0RT
Il and St. Mary's-The low pressure side-whesl iron
steamship
Austin,
S P. FARwELL, Commander,
viii her wharf fost of St. Joseph street, above
carrying the U. s. mails.
The Austin will 90 ROckpOr landing freight and pas
sepger for Corpus Christi and St nsrss at that place.
For freight passage amply to
CHAS A. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents.
80 and 80 Camp street
n B.-No freight received without order from the
Agents
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 1haS aaasss,sa-
~ tlon will be made by the subscriber 40 sss,s,
Directors OF the Board of Chosen iettssadsrvasf
the County of HUDSON, and to the idsrefas so
the Board OF Chosen FreetOders OF the iss2usx
OF Union, on the twelfth day OF NovepiAsT ga
teen hundred and sixty eight, at ten t7casa -
the forenoon of that daNat the Court EeNSs 81
the City Of Elizabeth, IT. Union eoEpts. asS ~
the samc daH aud hour ut he Court Hoxee in Mar
City of Hudson, ia Hudson County, fer hrsner
to build wharyes and piers IN from % hts sszsss
situated on the waters nj Newark Bay, In Efc
Township OF Dayonne IN the County OF ihsgssses
to exlef;d as folows:
Beginning at high water mark Oh the fAreR ~
NeWak Bay, III the division line hefnt4T 9aSe
lands of the applicant and the laiti= 81 Exsss.
thence north hty degrees and twenty nlazsiz<S
west. nine hundred and ten feet 10 ,hv ES4rrbaU
line of eoitSilliHg, thence Along rsid lrne ~
solid filing north thirty-nine degrees s1E yen
minutes. east five hundred and lori f.sf slussss
south fifty degrees and twenty Minutes, xNa fss&s
hundred sud fifty feet 10 high water maxi sxeIs
division line befw cen the Iands OF The afaz5i<tgs
anu the laHds of Morris; thence seasthxr4Ass4g
along high water mark the several cosfs re fAsr
OF ahoat five hundred aud sixty ieei to5xr sSsss
of be- inning; together with two pier cbif-zs4Er.
ing on the exterior line OF solid fliirE fs5@axsl
ole hundred and thirty feet ncrihcasi,r5s saNSs
the westerly corner of the solid filing pf S4sszss
plieant, raid piers TO be forty feet wide H1S sas
hundred and nifty feet long. 10 extend itfD Rses
ark Bay, on a course north fly degrees ssss
twenty minutes west, Snd TO have isSsgEf3.x
between the piers of two hundred feet
JACOB X. SCHUYLER
Dated Sept. 20, 1865 e9-assV5N
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= Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, lsa sS4fsns-
| Directors o. the Bard Of Chosen f14.hskse5s
OF tie Board 0l Chusen Frceiu!ders uf1Ae sss-s-
~ of Union on the twelfth d;y Of Fs,s.ts,s ~
eigteeu hundred and sixty-tigni At Ten csg9,s,k
III the iorercon OF that day. AZ ie .zsyi sstsss.
in The city OF kli2aiieh, Iu tlian Uous.sy ssks
az the same DAY aud hour az ~, s.,.si zftrs 81
the CITY of Hudson, in iiuds u Coab;y 5s.s . 81
cence to builG wharvea and piers in tFs f2scr
lands situated on the watets OF NeN ask s&7 90
the Townsh p OF Bayonne, in The CDssdy sa slss-
son, 70 extend a. follows:
Beginning at tie high water mark on tkeeSTse
of Newark bay in the division lins tetS essx 81.
ards Of the applicant and the lands el 1essxv
ID. Cook: thence north tifty decress twessy sss.>-
u'ee, WRIST eight hundred aud fifty Get 10 a1sss1
terror line OF eoiid filling. thehce alcrsg ses Is;
OF solid filing north ihit:y-nine degrees ssH gsszp
utcs. east two-hundrUt and t3iri fhEse STrss
thence sonth fifty degrees twenty nsEufs* Nsse
eight hundred and sixty feet to hiE1 Nases xsssss
in the division line between the isisde 81 "a ess.
plicant and The lands of Humphreys. SsszSzss-
southwvstetiy along high water MARI isss tszgssl
coufs e. thereof bout Two hundred MD s4axt
i've feet. to the place 0 beginning, Together MA
one pier commencing on he exterior tire vi asssa
hllihg, distant one hundred iset no fhesve1z5es
HON the westerly coraer OF he soisd slsi77 80
the applicant, said pier to extend ij3c AeEas -
bay on a course north fiiy deggevr iNesrtS seies-
utes wet, and to he thirty three Tea xs94 .sasS
two hundred aud fifty feet long
ABRAHAM b. WAgET3s
ELIZABETH WAG7sk&
Dated Sept. 26th, ISIS. z9-9sgsn
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y OH II II HEREBY GIVEN: That a1spsae-
~ ton will be mace by the subscribers s5sssa~
Directors of the Loard OF Chosen frcekefesTSsc5
the tounty Of Hudson Ind TO the kireSSsss Il
the Board OF Chosen Frethoders OF the xapslyS
OF Union, Oh the twelfth day If November ke.as-
teen hundred aud sixty-cphI. at ten o'ssbrs ~
the forenoon Of that day III the CoiiTt brnHe sA
The City Of Elizabeth, in Union t'ngtdy, ,aas ee
the same day and hour nj the Court Hunse fhsar
city OF illdson, III Hudson County, Ter Hss~sas
To build W harry is and Pliers in The ToERs3Sfk 80
Bnyonne iii the County OF Iludson in fruaf ~
lands belonging to them, to extend as foiia2T;
beginning at low water mark On the eb1Se 90
Newark Bay, ri y point where the ncr.beeSt ~
side Of XIII Road or First street intersegs zas
same; thence, first running along low wataf mash
on course north thirty five degrees and fenssala
utter east four hundred and eight ftot and fsxatl
ty five one hundredths OF foot 10 the 1.or9h7ine
OF the property; thence. second, north Efsys6xx
degrees aud forty minutes wet, running iziD
Newark Bay eight hundred feet 10 the sxtersN
line eff solid filing; thence, third along tho en-
terror line of solid filling on q cGpffe ssusa
twenty-iour degrees and twenty minuiee, lsssss
-four hundred and seventeen feet 10 the eDzsAzf35
boundary OF the property; thence, fourth. nhuSA
ilty one degrees and Iorty minutes easi, Farsaei
with the second described line seven kssarea
and twenty feet TO the shore Of Newark Eay,4b
the place Of beginning.
Together with the right TO construct two ssiss.
descr bed as folloWs: One OF them - EnRs-
mence on the exterior line OF solid tllliRg ssssp
ty-1ye ieet soutbwestefly from The acrS3eg2s
property line; thence running on a cogSse sssg!A
fifty -one degrees and forty minutes west. . axe
lance of two hundred and fifty feet; aAssRes
SOU Inv estcrly perallel with the exterior Sixg ~
solid filing fifty feet; thence eoHtheasferly. Se1-
alle with the iirst described line, two ksfsa1ssss
and fifty feet to the exterior line OF saiid hyssgg;
thence northeasierly along the exterier iinh nj
solid filling, Mfg feet, to the place Of beginning
The other pier commencing on the eKteriar &sF
OF solid filling distant seyt nty five fert ssE1zs
eastery from the southely line OF the pfogegtg.
Thence running no til tiiiy.oEe degrees axaS l3ss
~ minutes west two hundred and fifty xesss
thence noriheasterly parallel with the eEfeasag
line of solid filing ii ty feet.
Thence southeasterly parallel with fbe RESt Ee-
scrbed line Two hundred and fifty feet IheDoe
southwosterly along the exterior line Of fieesltsA
flling fifty feet to the place oil begiDBiEg. Nax&
of said piers being fifty feet in width md sSp
hundred and fifty feet in length, extending 3ragn
the line OF solid flling raid piers being aissazt
from each other one hundred aud sixty sever 5ssa
ON the line OF solid filing
SAMUEL X. TRiMBLT,
ANN u. TRIABLY.
Dated Sept. 26. 1865 a9-tcwEM
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-12

All the recent accounts from Spain
agree that the Republican party is
gaining ground. There is not one
among all tie foreign princes that have
been named as candidates for the
who inspired the people at large with
confidence in better future. A lasting
peace. it IL thought. will be best Sc
cured either by the establishment of q
republic or by the election of native
Spanisrd, like Espartero. as king
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George William CARTS says 'sIhe
Summer is over, the harvest ending.
The earth | Ike decorated temple,
stands heaped with the treasures Of the
field; and now, like Roman conqueror
returning with the spoils over victory
to the capital, comes the faimer to his
festival with all the fruits of his tri-
0mphal year.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-12
PIANO FORTES +,

II A4&A& ~ N ~ n u an As& -
w great labor and expense, and which ls
now acknowledged to be- by the leading ar
lists in this country, superior TO any other in
America.
These Instruments possess every Modern
Improvement, are Of the largest size finished
in
CARVED AND PLAIN ROSEWOOD CASES,
Embracing every variety of style. Each has
the full Metallic Frame, Over strung Bass,
with the Agraffe Arrsngement.) Each has
the French Grand Action, Acknowledged to
be superior to any other in rapid execution.
Thesc Inatruments are sll Seven, Seven
and q Quarter, and Seven and Third Oc-
tsves; constructed OF Thoroughly Seasoned
Wood, and of the finest and best material.
For Great Power, Singing Qualities, Sweet
ness and Purity OF Tone throughout the on
tire Register, Elegance of Finish and General
Durability, the Piano Fortes Of hessrs. JESNYs
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The same facilities which enable this Firm
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~ The especial attention Of
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the Market At the LOWEST RATES, is in
vited to the examination OF these Pianos be-
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Pianos Of any other mako, furnished il
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Also, sole Agent for the
EsrEY COTTAGE ORGAN.
SHEET MUSIC CONSTANTLY on HAND
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VIENNA, Nov. IL

VIENNA, NOV. II.
The Vienna Presse says negotiations
are now afoot for the purpose ofamend-
sng the Treaty of Paris so as to make
The sovereignty of the Sublime Porte
over the Danubiau Principalities less
Gllusory.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-12

ST.. PETERsnuRe. Nov. II.

W I N fIFobUI'tF, INUF. II.
The International Military Commis-
sion, called by the Emperor Alexander
20 draw up convention for the miti-
getion of the horrors o, war, has COM
mencod its sessions in this city. under
She Presidency of the Russian Minister
0f 'Nar.
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