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aIoRR EARTHQUAKES IN sOUrH
AMERIOA.
shoeHs onthe Coast or ChIII and PEI

shocks Onthe Coastor ChuI and PERU
The Panama STAR of November 9Th
has the following news:
HEarthquakes continue to be felt all
along the coast OF Chilli and Peru. ana
fears are entertained of repetition OF
the terrible disasters already suffered
In Copiapo a series of very severe
shocks have been experienced, doing
considerable damage to property,
though fortunately motives have Deeh
lost. ~ -Ea
ave take the following items from
the West Codst AEdI Of Valparaiso, oil
October IL:
"Ry kilograms received on Tuesday
and "Wednesday from the north, 1t APP
ppars that Copiapo, Coquimbe and It's
| neghborhood have been visited by a
/ heavy shock of earthquake, and serious
! fears are entertained that they are
merely the precursors of more intellt-
genoa OF suffering in Peru. The otnciaI
report of the Intendente OF CoPiapo
isiAt I:90 A. NJ, this day ISth Octoberl
a strong earthquake was expertenceds !.
which has filled the whole town with
CONSERVATION. Daring the Time tne
shock lasted we all feared utter'
ruin, but happily the damage causeu 70
hood has been ofslight importances and
there is no personal injury to record.
The movement, the force of which was
extraordinary and much greater than
that of any previous visitations OF The
kind experienced here, It lnsied from
two minutes 10 two minutes and half,
and it is surprising that its effects have
been SO limited and comparatively
haTmless.' fs
'.In Caldera the shock was also sensi-'
bly, felt, but fortunately there Was no
damage done either to life or property.
10 Tres Puntas the visitation was some
what more severe, the official report
setting down its duration at fourlmin-
utes, but here II WAS again harul ess,
and tremblinSs and subterTnpean
noises continued at intervals of about
ten minutes.
"In Serena too the earthquake twas
also felt and caused considerable alarm,
but with like insignificant results
Though the shook reached Valparaiso
it was with such modified strength that
Is was only noticed by a very lew per-
sons who happened to be awake at the
tima.p -
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THEr have a law in New York, as
there should be everywhere, regulating
the cons truciion OF buildings intended
for public amusements. The strength
and materials of the wills ana the fn-
cilities degrees are prescribed, and the
aisles are required to be kept free from
chairs and settees, and it is made the
duty oran officer to see that these pro.
visions are complied with. or course
the law is not respected; few laws In
New York are; but the statute is worthy
OF Imitation in places where it is more
the fashion to obey the laws.
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ORFICERs.

Where the general business OF the Compan
Is transacted, and 10 which All generaf 90
respondence should be addressed. =
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Connniss1oner,s Sale.

Margaret Waters, 6uRrdIan,1 = .lsii -
Estella May Waters, etals. IN Snaneel5'
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
ID ed in the above entitled cause on the
GAy OF october, 1865. shall on WEDEEsDAY,
the 18th day OF SoYElLBER 1855, at ~ O'Clock
a. M. proceed to sell at the Mont door OF the
Court Houke OF Ohio county, the following
described real estate. or asnfiieIency thereof
TO pay the debt mentioned In the bill and
proceedInRs in this cakR.
First Lot number IhiIty-nye (S5l In
Zanes' Island addition TO the city OF Wheel.
ing, as land out by Henry Moore, rs Trustee
&C. ,f1E
secondly. Lot number thfrty-six ISL IL,
Zane's Island addition 10 the CITY OF W heel
ing as laid cut by Henry Moore, as Trustee,
Terms OF sale: one-thlrd co OF the ppl-
chase money cash, the residue thereof az six
(ol and twelve (1Z) months with interest
nom the day OF sale (the purchaser having
the privilege Of paying such amount IN CASH
at the time OF purchase as he may wish 70 dol
giving notes with good. personal security 10
secure the paymenLOL The deferred install
ments, and retaining the TILE Until the
whole purchase money Is paid.
WILLIAM H. CALDWELL
G.I. CRANMER. Attorney s,ss.s,;
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This Company, National In ifs character,
Offers, by reason OF It's Large Capital /. oVS
Rates OF Premium and New Tables, the most
desirable means OF insurlug life vet pres emit
ed To the public. - : i-IsT5Tl
The rates OF premium, being LARGELY re-
duced, are made as favorable to the fnsnrers
as those OF the bfst Mutual Com pantes mud
avoid al the mplicAlions and uncertain.
ties OF Notes. Dividends and the Infsuuder-
standings which the latter Rle so ant 10
cause the Policy-HoldeT. - : :
Several new and attractive tables are now
presented which need only to be undefSd GOD
70 prove acceptable 20 the public, such as the
INCOME-PR0DUCING POLICY and RE-
TURN PREMIUM POLICY. In he former
the policy-holder not only secures a life in
kurance, payable At death, but will receive,
II living after n period of a few years, an an
s,tsL tfie3p.s eQ'tel Q ten per cent 90 Per esl9
Of The par Of Ids POLICY. In the latter the
Com pany aRlees 10 rSfLETJl 70 the assured ne
total amount Of E0ney he has paid IA, fH dCfdf-
ton 10 the amount " his potiey.
The Attention OF Persons contemplating
inS uTing their lives ortncreasinR thu amount
OF Insurance they already haye Is caIIeif to
the special advantages offered by Inc, Ma
tional Life InsuEan % Com pany. - f,rI,f :
Cirenlars, Pamphlets and full rafticuIars
given on application TO the Branch u I'd "a OF
the Com Eany, or TO 80 49, - 80 i
rs IS. W. CLARK q co, PhiIadelphlat
General Agents for Psnnsylyanla aud
.5-Il lt5.t lsl Southern New jersey.
IRA B. McNAY, PittshuFRh. PA.
Special Agent for Ohio County, West Va.
GEO. ADAMS, LOealsAEenf,
WheelinE. W. Va, Ohio County.
al
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tbs Chicago Republican says: A
prominent official of the Union Pacific
railroad informs us that there is good
reason for the belief that the two COM
,panies-now rivals, bnt soon to be CO.
operstors-the Union and Central Pa.
cific railway companies, have come to
mutual agreement as to the point
where their respective lines OF road
shell meet and unite. This will be a
point one hundred miles west of the
northern extremity of Salt Iinka
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IT is apprehended in Wall street tina,
the bears" are asain in combination
70 aepress values, and are already
manipulating the market. The "bear',
ehques are stronger than ever, and tits
reported that 5000. 600 or Sc 600 600
have been added 10 then means. This
STIMULATION is extending It's lines, and
sitAln day or two, will make a fierce
- .'-tSk on gold and Goyernment secure
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Notice.

TTNHERE WILL BE AREGUBAR MEET
L ing OF tho Stockholders OF the Wheeling
and Belmont Mining, Grape and Wine Ahs0.
clation at The oniee OF the company. No. 65
Main street Wheeling, W Va. on SATUR-
for the purpose OF electing OH Gers for the en-
suing year All parties interested are mott
hed TO attend. a. q. ROBINSON, Prea't.
II. q. HARDING, Sec,y.
The above meeting is deferred until SAT-
URDAY kHENIN0. NoVemb-r 2ist, 1883, at z
O'Clock: ii. q. HARDING, sec'y.
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cRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE
-5 Isa staple OF the Tomet- -cs
II is in demand wherever personal bIen.
tShes aTe considered of sufficient con-
sequence 10 6eTemoved.

ITS KF.FEOT rs PERFECT!
ITs Acr1oS INSTANTANEOUS.
Gristadoro's Hair PreserVatiye.
AND BEAUT1FIER is preparation OF
equal merit AID repute. 1tsenect upon the
hair is electrical. 1t fastens every looseninE
nbre. replaces haTshness with silkiness and
1exibnity, semi baldnes with luxuriance.
dnllness with gloss. Its use viii incline the
straigbtest hair TO curl and prevent the
drieSt from turning gray. Its the favorite
at every toilet where II has been tried, and
as means OF keeping the hair nee from
scurf or dandrutf. and The scalp from exlolia-
tons. is perfectly Invaluable.
Sold BY Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers- Manulaetory no. es Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. 8 Astor House.
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For Sale

TIHE LATE RESIDESCE OF JAMES
i TURNER, deceased located IN the town
OF Marttn6Tule, Belmont county, Ohio. This
desirable property is now offered for sale. II
Is good Brick Cottage House, containing
seven rooms, ali In good repair. There Is
connected with the house one and ahalf acres
of land upon which there IS some valuable
fruit. For further particulars enquire OF j.
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WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.
STATE oFFIcERs.
MCDOWELL COUHTY.
Republican. .DeBlOcrdl

HARD MoNEY.-The Galveston Nelps
quotes the statement of New York
Journal that "a town in Texas actually
uses gold aud silver currency,ns and
adds the following: ,''What will 1t say
when It learns that there is not town
in Texas, except Galveston, which uses
anything else? Hard enthusiastically
mint dropS-are very nearly all the
fashion in this State.n a1-s lra
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F IT is announced by Washington
correspondent that the foreign appoint
ments will all be made by Mr.. Colfax,
and that he will select literary gentle.
men for the positions.
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Impure Blooa lIal.es sIel..

The bowels may be costiye or some orEan
does ifs work weakly. From causes IKE
these gases and 7gummy substances occur
which poison the blood; sthe Precipitation
may be checked; the feet may be 50 chilled
that their fetid exhalat3ous arc thrown hack
upon the blood. Here Is cause Sor, pains.
levers, inhkmmations. In these cases
RraE dretha k4Is arc worth mora than gold,
Five or six cure AZ once. Remember they.
cure by At once removing nom the body
these matters which poison the blood and
make sick. Thee celebrated Pills should
befn tn ehouss1eady.7
see B. RRAeDRETlI IN white letters on The
Government stamp, Principal once Bran
dreths House, New York.
SOLD by. an druEEistS ocls-lmd&w
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sTERLINa sIIvRR wARE


FINE ELECTRO.PLATED WARE.
THE GORHAdd MANUFACTURING CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, h. L, having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware in the
world, with the most Improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, aIe
enabled TO offer an unequAlled variety of
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Ger
vices, Tea Services. and every article special
~ adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts. q,
They offer ais their well:known and I'M
rivaIled Nickel Silver Electro-Plated Ware.
IN which they have introduced new pat
terrsof rare elegance. The Solid Silver is
guaranteed TO be OF sterling purity by %. g.
Mint assay. The, Eleetro-Plate is guaran-
teed TO i6e superior 10 the finest shefield
ware, Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may lbe obtained from re-
sponsi6le dealers everywhere. ai-- "a
1's sff;; sit-s GsttJ@ g E 8 ::
~ Ssi1gI-e - eN-AAtcO F FIsi.'
GoRHAM MANUFAoTURIEGC CO.,
saleroom No. 3 Maiden Lane, N. Y
noy5-d&w4Sm 2 chi a1aIia vf-a,Di
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PENNSYLVANIA Is agitated by the
Senatorial question and The papers
throughout the State are, warmly dis.
cnsslng the claims of their favorites. :
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ERsAYs FOR YOUNG MAC.

=. EhSAHB fOh YOUNG MEH.
On the Errors and Abuses incident TO
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hui
name view OF treatment and cnre, sent by
mall. free OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATIONS, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
-sapZ3.8mdSW vi us .II|llI.I
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~ g THE ua.--i $50 tsal
National Trust Co..
s-as. oFsrHE CITY OF INV YORK, J-s.ss 3
anu, No. 236 BROADWAY.
Capital ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. MAEoAnl, President +. 4
40 a-.sg.sf.,. JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
GENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to Check az Sight. SPECIAL DEkOS-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders. comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al. o personally liable 10 depositors
for all obligations OF the Company TO double
the amount ofstheir capital stock. AS, the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n larseo or smalIams UNITS, and permits them
to DO drawnas a whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUTNOTIC allow
ing Interest on ALI. DAILY BALANCES, par
Ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantsges OF security, convene ace and pIofit.
jelS-6md&w
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ALABAMA having gone for Grant and
Oregon for Seymour, the final count
stands as follows: Grant, 2I4; Sey-
mour, so; Grants majority, 1874.
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nAIL,AS GAI,RRAITH

M Esshs. LIPPINcOTT & co. AN.
VI nounce new edition Of Mrs. r. Hard
Ing Davis new work, which has b en- re-
carved with such Euccess by tie literary
world OF America md knRland,
Mrs. Davis ranks now undoubtedly as the
fiTst and most powerful OF American novel;
iss.-N. y. Tribune.
For sale by all booksellers novIl.Stp
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SOMETHING new.
SOMETHING new.
SOMETHING new.
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARGOSY CLOTH COLLARS.
ARG0SY CLOTH COLLARS.

These collars are sold everywhere at the
same price as paper goods, and VIII wear
three times as long.
The trade supplied In wheeling by AuaUs-
rus PoLLAcK, Manufactured by g W. a.
WARD, New York. .l novl4-lm
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Just Received

30 BOX BOXES, VIRGINIA BRIGHT TO
y boxesR. R. and Fancy TETS, .rs,,.,.,. :.
~ -, extra nDe u. X. Va los & Shyv, -
s1S g Giadlss Virginia Bright los q 5Zs5 -
- IN DARK Sweet los Is q Nav -
,-S ~ AlnlA smoking and fine emf f.l,av,g,s,
t.ss 9l,seeo. S1Eas and anuff. Offerefi ~ 3I,s
trade At the lowest rates. ~ me
nnvs No. $ Vi ai 3 GiIsEsI =! 1EscINs,,.,.
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MYDWELLING HOUSE ON HAsIP.
et oS11 attic, cellaT, gas, eic.
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Comnissioner,s Sale
Hannah Mccoy
~ @7-N-NJ =
Alexander McCoy,e ct al.
.Chancery.

Alexander Mccoy, et al.
TNPURsUANCE OF A DECREE REM
\ oered IN the above entitled cause ntIthe
SEtooer term OF the Circuit Court for Ohio
county lhe undersigned special cofnniiss.
i9ner viii, on-THUksDAY. The l9Lh 1Iav N
SoVKMBkRi 1855, sell at public auS.tion ON
Ine pIemHesg The tract OF land In the hiII in
hAlu cause described, known as tiia WIniIn
MieCoys farm, and Containing 100 acres and
- po4ss. Ihis land Lies q short 1fstRnce
from the National Ro9d ueariy CON fdfsfanI
rom Roney s Point and Tffadelphia and
IL, upon IL house, barn and DINER out
pulIdlnRHs together with q good orchard Of
~ 10. % ~ Iees Of grated irui In prime condi-
III Sra-s aLsa " 3 eoal bank already opened.
Terms OF eaies-OHE.THIRDof Ihe purchase
ILioLi ~ ana as rnueh more as The purchaser
-, ,y eeslIe 10 payl IN cash: the residue In
Two equal payments ON credit of oNE and
1 ISo yen, with Interest nom day OF sale,
s s1 giving bonds with good per-
sonsI security Ior thedeferred payments
me uile 10 be retained TIL the whole OF
the purchase money Is paid.
a ]. CLARKE.
Special Commissioner.
y1I Law once, cor. An and Monroe streets
NV
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Gold spectacles Lost.

SoNEwHERE BETWEEN PETER
- French's house and my store on Market
street The Under VIII confer an Obligation
by returning them: The Spectacles are val.
u5 Io n 2 zee psake. ~ a; H >: n AkHY,
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LA BELLEVUEN NURSERIES

14tAFO 4O1 EslI1 U uIIU sIOCA OF
Fruit, Ornamental, shade and Street
Trees, flsF ness
CFoncf0n and AmSTfod1I) : s..s-t
EvERGREENs, SHRU BS AND ROSES.
Special attention given to furnishing ETEK-
GREESs, SHRUBS. hos island PLANTS, sTIita-
BILE for Cemeteries Reject Pear Tree d Earf
and standard, select Peach Trees both dwarf
and standard. Call and see, or address
THOS. HORN BROOK,
Bellevue Nurseries, 4 miles east OF ION Ma
novlI-St uonRl Road) wheeling, W. Va.
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HARPER,s
New Monthly Magazine.
Critical Notieei oItle Pres.

~ n INTNtcHt NOILcsl o INC ITt44' z
The most popular Monthly in the worlds-
New York Observer. AMI -g.-. Il.
We must refer In terms OF eploEy to the
high tone and varied excellenees OF Harpers
AiagRztne-R journal with n monthly circu-
laIion OF about 170,U zoo cOpies-in whose pa.
ges are 10 be found some of the choicest Ii Sht
and general reading of the day. We speak.
OF this work as an evidence OF the culture OF
the American People, and the popularity IL
has acquired IS mented. Each Number COM
tRins Iuily l4I pages of reading mailer. ap-
'pTopriRtely illustrated with good wood cnIs;
aud 1t combines IN it1elI the TRcy monthly
and he more philosophical quarterly, blend-
nal. 1t has great power In the dissent ma
ZION OF a love OF pure lIterature.-L FTlhuneI's
Guid6 TO American Literature, London.
wecan account for Its success only by the
simple TACT that II meets precis ely the popu-
and Instructive leading Tor al.-lZton's
AeTdld Boston. fa.e-EF .r-.f .p-. 80! o.
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Dissolution of Partnership

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Partnership heretofore existing In
the Manufaetnre OF Copper. Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware between ReidjG Roemer IS This
day Dissolved by mutual consent Tla
business will be cond1cted In the future he
Heed a Jones, At the old stand, who Will sei
tie All claims due To or owing TO said lafe
nEfn- Thankful Tor past fayors the new frna
VIII endeaYor 70 merit and hope to receive
q liberal share of public patronage.
oclb a asTD a 7IONEa
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90 8eat.
For Rent.
guE SaEs.
For Sale.
For Sale.

For Sale.
an SHARES OF STOCK IN THE UITI-
fU zsns Fl. % Marine and Life Insurance
Company OF Wheeling, W. Va, W. w. shr1-
yer, agent. This Il justly considered the best
paying Insurance stock in the elty.-------
TAOS. O,BRIEN
now ----- Real Estate A gent
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snbscrIptions-Isoo.

Harpels Magazine, one year.,.......-,,...,..St0o
An extra copy OF either the Magazine.
wee8ly, or Bazaar Will be supplied gratis for
eSersp Club OF five EubscTi6eIs at 81 % each,
In one remittance or Six Copies for $40 %.
Subscriptions to HRrpers MagaEine, Week
", and Bazaar, to one address for one year,
$40 co; or, two of HaipeIIs Periodicals, lo>one
audress Tor one year, 81 90.
Backnumbers can be supplled at any time.
"A com pleLe set, now comprising thirty
seven Volumes, IN neat cloth binning, will
be sent by express. freight al expense of
llIyrchRser, for S125 per volume. Single
volumes, by mail, postpaid $500.
The postage on Harper's Mugazlne Is 81 cts
a year, which must b9 paid OF the subscfl-
ber's post once, Address --5a la.l
| y! ,-s,1.t5 HARPER & BROTHERS,,
New York.
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OFFICERS:
CLARENCE d. CLARK, Presi cent.
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and EXEC.
utve Committee. -
HENRYD. COOKE, vice-PresidenL
EMERSON W, PET, Secretary and Actin.
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SpftiaI BntitEs.
sAn Anti.Biltous speeifie.

rh,s Is the season Of tho year when there
Is eteat danger of the nyer's tending TO
dIsc.ss ID aetIon. 1t Is the largest gland in The
body. and is Iableto a number OF diseases.
NOW then. is tho time to use a protective
meditation like
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MARK TwAIs Is to lecture at Pits
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Factory for sale,

Special Commission
x.I hLSan once cor. AIN and Monroe stree
Wheeling WI. va. - ?. nce4.WaIlkdfl
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lal z. p E,
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the best snstnIneti
work, orthe Kind, In tho world"
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-16

BsAs The nomination of Mr.. John G..
Brokaw as Councilman in the Fifth
ward is well deserved. Mr.. Brokaw is
a public spirited citizen, favoring all
necessary improvements, and greatly
interested in the prosperity of our
city. The Fifth ward is ably repre-
sented-her interests will be faithfully
guarded Mr.. Brokaw will be returned
by an increased majority, if good men
10 their whole duty.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-16

REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE
Elizabeth-L L. Hand, John Dan.
forth, Stephen H. Powell, JOS. G. Og-
den, D. w. G. Stanford, F. Harris, r.
B. Thompson, Samuel Murray.
Rahway-U. M. Osborne, George
Wright, VIM. 3. Crowell, Jos. Satchell.
Plainfield-E. w. Runyon.
Westfeld-J. @. Dudley.
Union-Ogden Woodruff
New Providence-Joh I. Wilcox.
Linden-John G. Rose.
Springfield Samuel G. Smith.
Clark-Hugh w. Bovine.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-16
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
lst ward.-SergeantG George n. Potter, Viii
liam A Driver.
ID ward.-Col. John Danforth, Ser'gt. Viii
liam Christopher. ssa sses.
81 ard.-Corporals Stephen Fl. Powell,
George Sanders. ass
4th ward--Capt. J. Madison Drake, G.
symmes Higgins.
5th ward. Sergeant Nathaniel Green,
.Jnmes II. Aikman.
9Th ward.-Capt. George F. Steahlin, James
c. Blake.
7th ward.-Sergeant w. F. Smith, Elias G.
Nanderveer
9Th ward. Samuel Murray, James N. Hyde.
Meet at Committee Rooms every evening.
J. MADISON DRAKE, Chairman.
). Fl. FAULKS, Secretary.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-16

esas The chilly damp winds warn us
that cold winter is rapidly approaching,
and it behooves every man to prepare
for it. Heavier underclothing is re-
quired and must be had. Mr.. Thomas
S. Lathrop, 212 Broad street, has anti
cipated this seasonable demand and has
laid in a splendid supply of fashionable
shirts and gentlpmen's underwear.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-16

1@~ Col James W. Woodruff. the
Republican candidate for Council in
the Sixth ward, is too we'll known to
need more than passing notice at our
hands. His name alone will ensure
victory still Republicans are urged to
do their duty, The Colonel will faith
fully labor for the improvement of the
Sixth ward A kinder hearted man
does not exist.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-16

gGE~ A grand rally will be made by
the Republicans at Arnold's Hall to-
morrow evening. The Legion, battery
and artillery will parade with Rein
hart's band. Let there bea grand turn
out. Our friends at the Port have done
nobly, and deserve encouragement.
Mr.. Charles E. st. Clair, of the Irish
Republic, and Major Church Howe,
late of Gen. John Sedgwick's staff, will
speak. s ~,.s
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-16

Bay The work of enlarging the Pres
byterian church in the First ward is
about to be commenced. Eight thou
sand dollars is to be expended in its
improvement. Messrs. LOCKER and Ba
rleau are the contractors.