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Receipts by Railroads.

NRw oRLE Ans, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
bales cattOn Jns Ha-die &co-l do II Allen ECO
2 90 c Cook do Summers Branins-2 Hi er &cO-l
syne Buntir eton del Musson &co-2o bols Pss.toes
&co- $50 rolls baggnx Violet Black o-l69 bbls
post e. 81 MDus bills 81 bbs ouiors
bbs garlic bbs Fox-l0 ties hams Grief Byrnes
1850 lumber Weaver-4O00 Tay or 10 OOO do
Meyers 6 bxs fruit W Crser-69 do Machecs-
Is do X Aby-l do K bosrman- II do Is Coud-s do
ramontani-s to orderTotal IL bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs GREAT WESTERN
cotton Teon-2 ks cotton Bsrsud Siber-SO hf
Fstj0 Marks &co-l do Wslsh-500 SKIS pota
toes A Beck ey-6O hides and sundries to order
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, asn

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, sss.E
EOR vICKsBUuG, NATCHEz AND ALL N
Il termedis's lsndings-rhe steamer Gen. Quitmaz.
making AL Coast endings
sINNOTT ADAMS Is Commercial Plaza
me steamer Cen Qutman connects vicksburx
steamers Countess and Calumet for Yssso
hyers and steamers Julia and Rlbcon for St. Leus ksu-
phis and all intermediate landings,
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ST LOUIs-stssmer Commonwealth bbls apples 8
Seassis Be -zl6 $ 4: bran Dsls egg. Julian
ssSos 90 e possos Ss. Onioas
frs~se pres fui. Wilson YSusg1so *, bran . Bud
1854 Kehor Updke &co7o do 500 ks oa lo5
v.nSom &co-i75 do SKIS wreat no pkgs
mde 80 candy i62 sks bran whitney 4co-l216 sss
eSs rops Alien Wayne &cO-4o Hull sgs-sl dc 10
Psssrs,n feni sr-i0O candles Grief syInssoo DO
Iauman-le0 bxs soap Campbell &eS-Ss hfbe beer
Sss DO HsIn.hs@s pkg. % MAYER Bro.ls 6aas es.oGG
KT TOrrsDS DO ki,kpssriek KsishI5 do Roach.il
Wi,eat Allen &co-2 do Barker kcO-l thrshsr Cam
sOs st ss., Ssy oso bI. cheese 10 S1s
soap Mcfarland Straight Se-l ebl: meal 100 sss sLsn VS. 10
EsesOI esk beef ties hams Schmidt ze,ser-Ol obs doa5
SS egs sxs NOSE Us bbs fOar butter Del ndio
s. butter 70 Sss onions Sas b.; eggs senaeSsf do
setens Dbl. Dgso9shs1lo 9S; eggs So sS =:
IL pabnies SeOIs do q ossI odsadsSNs1 DO Keep
Caulhed-AG Frudhomme a GIacs-264 do n Pohlhsqs
&C.: sd m SsSSsdy SecMiS ssas lard R
shrcpsire HshOrn3l5 % d Grceos SeS-1o heD Sssr
Kent 4co-s bales hoDs Wsissnbach KurpO-l box furs
SIs' Hss se ssosss cans hssS Poho Knisases
pEss Hid.on2 coz ehcssns Capt Lss9 "a ss.
mdss Wheeock Fnay &cosundes to order-fotai - hhds
SRASD ACCOMPLISHMENTS Annie W gIsy-s bales cotton
SUIspp Bros &co-S Burnrdge &col Payne, Hunting
t Nam fes@s sSi. s.iax sis.: bids.
aiker-24 hides Bersud Gibert-1l do FIX AGO.
do NJ Labasquere-8 do box wax o Walmsey &co-sun
/ dries 20 order-TOtRl Is bales cotton ~ new
LITTLE DEVII-Steamer j B sck ord-9 bales cotton
Boch Bros-6 Bsrsud Gbert-4 do ravy &co-t Dc
l. Mlaudon-4 do Drouet Forstali-i do Levy-S dc
Payne. Bansnesen &cea W Burbsiags Aee-l n }ule
| 2co-l kae Cammack-l CIspp Bros &co-lOO hides !.
l. ouret-2i do bxs cOops 10 Sls DeOanc Beer
coops fowl "a bxs Y hides Lscssssgne-l4 hides
bxsegPs Cases eggs II hides Griffin Porch-A
der Meyer WE'LL SKIS wool Flower-rotal bs cOttOr
| al
| TEIBODAUX-Steamer Ficker-42 SKIS rice Soccla-!
bbs potatoes bag eoops fowls bxs ferreooun
i Courdan bxs eggs Sure-2 do A Bscrhsus-ll do
coops fowls Tereoonne-l do bxs eggs Lscssssgne-
i do coops fowls Cherot-S do bxs eggs Dumestre-
i thds bones NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to order
| THIBODAUX-Steamer Hety Gilmsre-r hid hides bbl
tailo bd skins Clark Foundry bxs ferreoonn
Te rebonne Il G0u 'dsin- do Surle-4 do Cherot
no bale rags Walsh bxs egfs co ps fowls oevir
| do BIZ eggs l. Lacasss gne-sundries to order
| ST JOHk BAPTISf-Lugger Jtune Casar-54 SKIS pota
1 toes tuHdries 70
| 81 JOHN BAPTIST-Lngger UnioI-2l SKIS potatoes AM
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.BRAZOrs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. y. MAIL sTEAnsHIPs
Leaves SATURDAY. Sept 9th, ct ~
E,OR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
Il TOE-The lowpressure ssde-vheel iron steamship
i. O. Harris.
W. II. TALBOT. Commander,
WIN above from her wharf, of st. Joseph street,
carrying the United States mails II the steamer unable
the bar goods be delivered ships tackle
sgnees pay their hgherage For freight pas
sage apply 70
CHAS A WHITNEY CO., Agents,
90 and 81 Camp street
Freight sursd at onehaf the rates adopted BY the Board
Of Underwriters. July l, 1888
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DENsACoLA eBsERvER-
PUBLISHED TRI.wEEKLY By WI. KIRK co.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. months, 50; SIX months. S. In I'd
This long established jou nal becomes desirable
this time In view OF the fact that Pensacola eresing
her railroad communications with the Northwest and
becoming point Of interest 10 entsrprising men
IL 10 devoted 20 the development Of the material in
teresu Of the state Of Florida, and IN Its Local de-
devotes special attention 10 the immense Lumber
and Timber trade growing i vicinity also to other
items which TO the careful reader viii indicate
the development Of the nsturs advantages Of
Is . port Advertisements solicited
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GALVEsTON- -INDIAN
xoseAr LINE u q. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
FRs1aHr TAKEN AS Low AS BY ANY STEAMER.
LrOR GALVESTON AND IsDIAsoLA-r IA:
w. @. Hewes..-I. Q. Harris. .Au.tin.
Alebs M. ...'... O. eses mt ......... a srssn.
n n..Ss;.
s.P. FARwBLL. Commander,
VIII sail on SATURDAY. August 18th, sssLI
Toftrsghi passage apply 80
OHAs A. WHITNEY 4 co., Agents.
50 and "a Damp street
of Underwriters July LIST 1865
TIE stesmship CLINTON win succeed the MORGAN
FOR INDIANoLA DIRECT.
CoR INDIANOLA DIREcr-rHE STEAMSHIP
GEORGE BAKER, Master.
will leave positively on SATURDAY 2slh inst, at
For freight applytO . KELLEY. LONG q co,
Nos s and Marigny Buildings,
| On Levee between Vaudeville and Msrsny Streets
Or to Captrin on board. Post Is. First Distric.
| Eok xAs...-............".rOh TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE.
| NEW oRLEANs. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
| RAILROAD.
Passengers take Ferry Bost opposite Jaorson Square
| on SUNDAYS and tn g RSDAYs at ~ o'clock and
the train leaving the Algiers Depot arriving At
Brsshesr City IL taking the Morgan Line Steamships
| at Brzshear for Galveston.
| Josephfne........ j. n. LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS.
Tickets % be had and stste rooms secured until ocock
EVERY DAY Sundays excepted ct the ONCE Of the Ope
Iousas Railroad Company, No. 90 Canal street. ths
| Ferry Landing, the morning OF departure.
| q. w. r BAYLEf. superintendent
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Rxrtne .AmifQigenfs.

Bxrime Intelligence.
Crrscxrrs oruoz. No. ~ Olrr srexr,
Sc urday. August - 1865.
Cleared Yesterday.
ss,an .hip Moraen Farwsu Galveston Whitney aco
Arrived Yesterday.
Luerrr Jeuns Cesar St John Baptist to master-sd
Lurr Unicn, from S. John Baptist to msstsr2d distrist
STEAMBOATS,.
Annie wsgiey Dswty from Grand Ecors
q Plsckford. Pickles from Little Devil
Flicker, Auocin from III bodsux
betty Gilmore King; from Thbodsux
Below Coming Up.
schr Elvra johnson IL from Tsmpco to Fernando
Memoranda.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
New York Aug. N.-sailed for Galveston stesm ships
Tvoee Caul Sedgwek, Gilderd e for New Or
leans steamships Corte Nelson and Gen Mesde Sampson
Cesred Tor Galveston bark Mamie Bell Staring; huh
TO- New Orleans bark Lincoln rr0'' arrived 'sA
Eoekand Aug le-ssed for New Orleans. bark Lich-
FoRErss PORTS.
Rio Jsneiro. July 2-ssiled for NV Orleans. British brig
Brsnsnhsven, August 6-Arrved from Galveston, bark
BsSre Aug. arrived from New Orleans ship Kate
ISvsroool August a-s,Ied for New Orleans ship Az
iieA Berry, a-d lngOmar, Hays.
SPOKEN.
dste,-In lat a Os long SAL bark Grenada. 40 days
out from Pensacola, for Liverpool
whisky 2OO lime Il lard GU bbs wheat 60 sks sat- and
sundries
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IA. HALsEY-
ATTORNEY AT Law.
No. g Carondeist street.
NEW ORLEANS
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vICHsBURG.

LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ArsrE
VTICKsBURG. RArCHEz AND NEW oRLEANx
Regular Tuesday q. q Mall Psckst In place Of he y
4 LEX The steamer
Gov. Allen,
JNO. W. CANNON, Mar.sz.
Win lsev. shove for vicksburg Matches Grand Calf ROD
n.y. ST. Joseph Waterproof Fort Adams Bayou Sara Batan
Rouge, Donsldsonvie and all inter medats landings
The Gov Allen makes close connections With stssmex
CALUMET Al Vcksbug for all Ian iings YaEoo river
freight or passage having sdsoas
sIsroTT ADAMS rs Commercial Plaza
Shippers VIII pay freisht 70 all plantation lsndings
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BAYOU SARA.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND BAYOU SABA sZMI-
WEEKLY PASSENGER PACKET.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND COAST LAND
- IkGs-The passenger packet
Nina SHINES. =
W. R. GkEATHoUsE. Master:
J. A Comstoek Clerk assisted BY Mess o. Landry and e.
ForIin win esve New Orleans every MONDAY at p. NJ,
and every FRIDAY At 10 A. ~, commanding FRIDAY.
Sept 4. 1868
wiz leave Bayou Sara every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENING.
For freight passage apply on board or TO
= o MELANCON No. II Cont street.
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FATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. ct Is re.
EOR EATCE EZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
IL lendlngs-Ths nne passenger packet
wild Wsgoncr,
". B. RICHARDSON, Master; J. O. LIBAN0, Caki
WIN leave ~ shova GEO. d. HITE. Agent
II fchoupitoulas strssA
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STATE LEGIsLATURE.
FIFTY-sh CoND DAY.

senate.
FRIDAY, August %. 1868.
q called 10 order by Liautenani
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OHIO RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY 3lst inst, atsnE
EOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, VICKS.
burg Natohes Baton Rouge and all ntermedists land
ings-Ths new and splendid passenger steamer
Argonaut,
Capt. J. A LUsK,
VIII For freight passage apply on board
orto THOS. KEEFfE. Agent rs Poydras street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-17
CORPORATION NOTICE.


81 CRoroN
ddsPu" Auction nmsIsa
November for nd IN
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Term sam weer peAveyMh
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

Ses~ The City Council has just re
leased from an old claim, the fault of a
former owner, the humble home of
Mary Clayton, soldiers widow with
several helpless children, who, for the
past three or four years, has had des-
perate struggle with Poverty, Mrs.
Clayton is very industrious, worthy
woman, on whom Misfortune has press
ed with heavy hand, and the fear of
losing her cottage to pay the debt of a
stranger, now resident of foreign
land, rendered her nearly frantic with
grief.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

geE- Generals Joshua q. Owens and
Caldwell X. Hall and Col. Charles w.
Jay, editor of the Trenton "Union SEN
tinel'' will speak at the Tannery to-mor-
row evening. Weconsider that this will
be one the most interesting meetings of
the campaign. Col Jay who recently
challenged the BLACKBOARD, Mr. Brick
Pomeroy, will be very apt to make him
self interesting" Tomorrow night.
Sharp
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

REPuB11cAN CouNTY COMMITTEE.
Elizabeth. I. Hand, John Dam
forth, Stephen III. Powell, Jos. G. Og-
den, D. w. G. Stanford, T. Harris, R.
B. Thompson, Samuel Murray
Rahway-U, M. Osborne, George
Wright, VIM. g. Crowell, Jos. Satchell.
Plainfield-E. W. Runyon.
Westfeld-J. @. Dudley.
Union-Ogden Woodruff.
New Providence John t. Wilcox,
Linden-John c. Rose.
Springfield Samuel G. Smith.
Clark-Hugh w. Bovine.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29
aesa,. The roof Of I,ibrarv Hall tool,

nea@ The roof of Library Hall took
fire at half-past eleven o'clock this
morning the bell of st. Johns Church
promptly sounding the alarm. The
fire was caused by the burning of tar
and pitch, with which the roof was
being coated. Had it been an hour la,
ter, considerable damage would have
been sustained--a strong wind prevail
ing at the time Through the work
men the fire was extinguished, although
several fire companies were soon on the
ground. MI H Am
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

VoTE OFTEN AT THE LADIES FAIR
This eyening1at the Broad street Bap-
list Fair the polls will be open to re-
ceive votes on one Of Munsell and
Thompson's famous and elegant parlor
stoves. This stove which is on exhibit
ton at the church is to be presented to
the clergyman receiving the highest
number of votes. As several new par
sonages are are now in process of cree
ton, and some alters conlem plated, we
rather guess the candidates will be
Rev. Messrs. Patterson, Roberts, Kemp
shall and CLARK. We have seen the
stove and should not object if editors
were included in the nominations.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

geA- A colored man who for some
time past. has been employed in the
oyster saloon of James Archer, last
night decamped-after having robbed
the I" till'' of thirty-si dollars en-
tire contents. Nothing has been heard
of the fellow since.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

R6S~ Our lady readers will find a
nice assortment of all kinds of music,
and receive better. attention at 191
Broad street, than they can get in any
music store in New York City. Mr..
Beardsley has always been in the music
business, and thoroughly understands
every branch of it. We recommend
o.: fai: -ea,.-s4 :, ere hiln :. trial.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29
sss- Messrss E. Nv. sPrudensSs Co.

BsE Messrss E Nv. Prudeil,& Co.,
have dissolved, the senior artner contin-
uing the glass, crockery, aud house
furnishing goods business at Library
Hall Everything that any family
needs for house can be purchased as
cheap at this ld-established stand as
in New York, and then yon have the
advantage of knowing that you will
get just what yon purchase.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS,
AT THE TANNERY,

AT THE TANNERY,
Thursday evening, October 20, Mr.. c.
l.. Doe.
Friday evening, Oct. 80. Major Gener-
al Joshua t. Owens, of Philadelphia,
Gen. Caldwell K Hall and Col Chas
w. Jay,aof Trenton. a e3sRWml@
~N''e va AT ARNoLD's HALL,
Thursday evening, Oct. 90, John Y.
Foster and N. r. Hoffman. mai$
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

bag Mary Welsh, arrested yesterday
for drunkenness, was before Justice
Furman this morning. On promise Of
better behaviour, Mary was permitted
to go on her way. ~ i,s "a
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29
a@+ The City Council held meeting
last evening-report tomorrow.

Gsss~ The large granite stones intend
ed for the vaults of the First National
Bank, are to-day being hoisted into po-
sition-considerable muscle being re-
quired to handle them.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

ses~ The great trot between Bay
Dan and Black Crook win come off at
Waverly Park tomorrow afternoon at
8 o'clock, for match of five hundred
dollars. sss ss@s,g ~es-.H ssaisaaa
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

BGs" Messrs. Harris Brothers, the
celebrated Millers of this city, have
just received from Fort Edward, New
York, large iron water wheel, which
weighs nearly seven tons. 1t will be a
work of great labor to adjust this wheel
but when once in place, it will be per-
manent and lasting. Messrs. Harris
are turning out the finest brands of
family flour, being hardly able to sup
ply the large demands from all parts of
country. We are glad to note their in.
creased prosperity and enterprise which
is well deserved.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

aes~ The Evening Herald yesterday
contained long editorial villifying the
character Of Mr. Amos Clark. Jr., our
candidate for Congress. Brick Pome
roy never made a better effort at SLAM
der.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

BA- Committee on. Naturalization
meet at the Executive Committee
Rooms every evening from8 to 90 clock,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29
GRANT ANDseoLFAx CLUB.

Vice President Francis Harris.
recording Secretsry.-Joseph G. Ogden.
Corresponding sec.-stephen H. Faulks.
Treasurer. Amos CLARK, Jr ss'
Club meets at the Tanneiy' every Tues
day evening.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COMMITTEE.

LIST ward. Sergeant George N. Potter. Viii
liam A. Driver. ewm MksM ga
I'd ward Col John Danforth, Edmund s.
LeBreton
Sd ward.Corporals Stephen H. Powell,
George Sanders y ~
18th ward Capt. J: Madison Drake, G.
S!mmes Higgins.
q 9TH ward. sergeant Nathaniel Green,
james H. Altman.
9th ward.-Capt. George F. Steahlin, James
c. Blake.
It'll ward.Sergeant w. F Smith lslias.C.
Vanderveer.
9Th ward. Samuel Murray, James n Hyde.
Meet at Committee Rooms every evening.
J. MADISON DRAKE, Chairman.
$. II. FAULKS, Secretary.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

ftee3Aaa -aA geFHaff 2 fAfsff ~ ihtsp&
Beay~ The DAILY MONITOR is a sue
cess. The encouragement thatwe have
and are still receiving, warrants us in
putting forward still greater exeftions
to please oursfriends in giving them a
live newspaper-one that is. already
considered theamostgreadable.s and the
neatest printed. Our circulation is in
'creasing. Please ask our carriers OF.
the newsboys, which paper " sells
the best y We rest the case on the
answer.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

gss~ Mr.. John W. Darlington gives
another Of his celebrated headings at
the Morris avenue Academy to-mor-
row evening Don't forget it. 3 e.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

The THIRD DISTRICT. The following
returns of the Republican gains in the
Sd District are of interest
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29
VOL /. NO. 32qfr
City atems.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CLUB.

President james H. Aikman.
Treasurer. Amos Clark. il.
Secretary s-IrI b. Wheeler. HI
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

nesF Co... yesterday was advanced
from seven dollars to nine dollars and
twenty cents per ton. The Jersey City
N. ~ = e$a - - 81 W - ~
Times says
The workingmen and poorer class
SEES whogare the greatest sufferers in
consequence of this advance, are under
obligations for this state of things to
Mr., Randolph, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor. He it was who was
conspiouously sarrayed against the mil
ners last Summer, when they struck to
make eight hours a day $ work. They
succeeded after several weeks, in maxi
ing the wealthy coal dealers concedes to
them nine hours as g, days work !; but
to make up for the amount of capital
lost to them during thestrike, they now
make this enorm GUS. advance on the
price of coal. How the laboring clas-
ses can consistently vote for Mr. Ran
dolph, under these circumstances, we
fail to see."
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

neA- The fair which ,mmeuced at
the Broad street Baptist Church last
evening, promises to be a great success.
The ediiice is most beautifully decora-
ted while the tables, are covered With
every description of usefnl ana fancy
articles, We trust, our readers will
bear this is mind, and visit the fair as
often as the length Of the purse will
admits 1The attractions are unusual,
all should see them. 3asssa 'als3 SO
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-29

pS~Cheap Job Printing at Ills o.1.o !.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19
AN ACT in relation to the PRONUNCIATION Of the laws
Of the United States.

Be Il enacted by tho Senate and House OF
America in Congress- assembled. That at'S from m
and after the passage OF this act it shall be
the GoSsrSsons PTntsT with S sosoe eS52 y
every act and joint resolution rs soon possible
States, or atter il shall have become law IN sccord
ance with the Constitution without such approval.
act to expedite and regulate the printing of the
public documents, and for other purposes, APP
proved June twenty egntes9 hundred and SIXTY
nish such copy Is hereby repealed.
SEC And be II further enacted, That the Congress
aonAl Printer, Feoeiptof the copy provided for
the foregoing section, shall In every case nmedi'
assy S1nss an eee1Fsse printed copy Of the act 9E
be prepared and sent ip duplicate TO the Secretary
q sesSe lof teytsoa and on return Of enc Of the
a. once have the marked Corrections made, should
there Be any eng cause 2 he printed and sent 70 the
be printed separately tae usual lumber for the use
q the twe houses q oosgrsss: Provided That on
Printer shall t1rnish 70 the Department. OF State
any additional number Of copies Of any act q res0
SEC. 3. And Be itiuIthor enacted. That Il shall be
the duty Of me Seertay Fl State 70 transmit 70 the
sion 81 Congress aud thereafter when neosssary
hst oi Al neysPapera alshorzed by law to pnbllsh
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puneatsa g him b The oigrk q he Hoess Of
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81 excepting tnose AEe 9! private
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and resolutions requisite for this purpose are haroby
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United ttata1 and shall also Apply to postal eonFon
tions mads between The Postmaster General, b. and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19

nua lmeeting Of the stockholders Of the Union Pa
enc hafoao company Iof me choice Of directors is
Der to the rst Wedne day following the fourth day
Of rch and the Stockholders are authorized to de-
shall be held at the last annual meeting the stock
holders Immediately preceding such annual meet.
the cities OF New York, Washington. Boston Bait
more Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Chicago, or Saint
OF directors herein provided tor TO take place in
March, ammo Domini eighteen hundred and sixty.
eight the terms of office Of all persons then acting or
claiming the right to act directors Of said
pany shall cease and determine,
Approved December 20 1851.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-19
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the sale of
TrounlAds

Be it resolved by the senRte and House of Repre-
sentatves OF the United States OF America in Con
gress assembled, That the Secretary Of the Navy be
and he is hereby authorized dispose of such
clad vessels, except those of the Dictator " Kaa-
mazoo, " Monadnock," and " Passaic classes as
in his Judgment are not required by the interests of
the SERVICE at price to be determined by an.
praisa, to be made BY board of not less than five
naval Officers two OF whom shall be engineers; and
report shall be made to Congress- as fast as said yes.
sells are sold OF the amounts realized sales
and the parties to whom sold: Provided That after
such appraisal public notice shall be given that pro.
posals will be received for thirty days for the pur.
chase OF said vessels; and that the highest price so
proposed being not less than the appraisal shall be
accepted; And provided further, That the proceeds
United States.
Approved February s. 1863