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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-08-24
RUSSIA.
VIOLENT STORM.

CRoNsTADT, Aug. 23.-A violent storm visi-
ted this harbor to-day. During the tempest a
monitor broke loose from her anchorage and
ran into screw frigate, sinking her almost
instantly. Sixteen of the frigate's crew were
drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
8p 6uuAs.
Il. III. MACY.

I've Lie u1 nv IL
TO HoUsRPBRPERs
Il addition large Of Fancy and Dry Goods
opening an entire nsw department cOu.isaag Of
FANCY WOODEN AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
a. Suo~.:
WOODEN TABLE MATS ..
FANCY WOODEN KNIVES AND FORKS
WOODEN BUTTER DISHES. WOODEN SALT DISHES
WOODEN CUPS AND DISHES,
WOODEN SPOONS, SPICE BOXES, and MATCH sAFBs.
WOODEN SALAD SPOONS and FORKS.
WOODEN ASPARAGUS Do.
TOWEL RACKS. CLOTHES RACKS,
BUTTRR PRINTS VEGETABLE SLICES
POTATO Washers
AlSs, CAMP CHAIRS, LIBRARY STEPS.
'NN'' LEMON sQUEEzERs.
CORK SCREWS FAMILY SCALES,
CARPET STRBTCHBRs, TOASTING FORKS.
COCOA DIPPBRS,
TOURISTS POCKET DRINKING COPS and oASDLEsrICKS
coBBLRR sTRAWs and To0TH-PGCKS
sTRAK HAMMERS
LADIES. oAsToRs,
FEATHER BUSTERS
FANCY PARLoR DUsTBRs
WINDOW BRUSHES. BLAoKINd BRUSHES,
SCRUB BRUSHES
DUST d.. FURNITURE do,
PICTURE BRUSHES.
PIANO BRUSHES,
BEST ENGLISH TRAYS IN SITS,
EGaBEATERS.
EGG.BoLsRs. EGasTANDs.
B9G-CUPS, BGG.GLASSBs
JELLY MoULDs,
DISNBR..sd TEA BELLS,
oHILDREHs TABLE TRAYS
CRUMB BRUSHES and PANS
DINING ROOM and PARL0R MANTEL
CLOCKS,
EVER styI. WIRE BIRD CAGEs.u
GOLD AND SILVER PLATED BIRD CAGES,
BRONZE BIRD CAGBs
CHILDRREs AND DOLLS CARRIAGES
PLUTING MACHINES
PLUTING IRONS.
CRIMPING IRONS.
FANCY wIRB-wORK BASKETS
HANGING DO.
WIRE GAUzB DISH COVERS
TOILET SETS.
BBsT MANUFACTURERS OF PLATED SILVER WARE
GORHAM CO. BEST SOLID SILVER WARE,
and great variety Of other articles in this line,
AT POPULAR PRICES
r H. MACY.
Peareenih.It. SIh.aTe.. and Thlrteenthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
GREAT ANNUAL SALE
At AUCTION. or
Three Million Dollars Worth
OF
CHOICE CHICAGO
REAL ESTATE,
on THE GOTH DAY or MAY, 1859,
ar FARWELL HALF, CHICAGO, ILL.

S o'clock and to continue forenoon
% aoos OR DAYS unless the properties offered are sooner sold
s be peempo ard al properties offered viii be sod to the
e,g1sa I'd bess bidder.
Tie offered vii consist part Of 200 lots 5T2)o feet each
oot asr. situated Boulevard to the great
soh Park said boulevard vide AMI will be Immediately
a Also, 40 lets within block Of said boucvand also, 80
so 1g east the side Park rs northern bouoday
30 W choice @ tire KGuksEeesve BoueTs to tho South Side
% 'ld o. The Immediately BauEkee Also 200 etoee
'een he two JoIts Charles Evans and other avenues
10 lots Vueeses Road between city Hts and the South Side
also several hundred choice and cheap lots 10 the southwestern
'a q The city sod ebsies and lOaefe tracts tie F
% Boevsr sud ze Of The great Caunnt and Cblslgo
Canal; also % choice lots Harrison and Tsfs in the
Doa Of the city saany located several otter choice
'sa North Side residences and business lots aHd Trge list 81
property fully described pamphlet, which viii also
P's@ the sane Which be had Onee May TO- All Of
s property Il smoBRLs choicest best Of any property
" o's'ed a. private pubic this ety and 10 view Of
r the completion The PaeGe Railroad Ssd the rapd growth
5 orr atty BOT Of the whos great west, tib0a thsrstO
Nh the present prospective great BCTsas ia he precious
tbs eovu hrongbos Tire world. feel justified in
'os The golden opportunity to invest n0BsJ In Chicago Real
AID this e The time aBd place The tile to al tie above
d property EaaEtesd be good. sn abstracts Of Title viii be
Nntsei each pufeba,er
AAs OP SALB-0 per day Of sale 20 cent Ia - DAYS
Per cent % dsys balance thereafter in and years Interest
'~' ssel Pet ,HhSm. CLARKE. LAYTON Co.
Ne l1s WsshlsglORtL, Chicago, Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03

DUBLIC SALE of the CONTINENTAL HO-
TEL PROPERTY LONG BRANCH, Monmouth County, n J.
Tie sabnber By virtue a issued out Of the Court
Chapeery the Of NewJey directed will SELL
pUbc teudue WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of May 1909 between
he hours Of u O'Clock and O'clock IN he afternoon Of SAD ds
Branch 10 the Township OF Ocean Comfy OF
Monmouth property known the Continental Hotel PopeI at
Tong Braac being the largest and most valuable hote IN me ota
lot coBtaus with front gh bna OF some
900 yaTd Of the dePots Of the shore
Delaware Bay Railroad The main building IS
co and 10 feet front part being three stories ana par
building 40 feet deep the south ea ~ iee
Seq and e north end deep The Dining Room IN Tie rear OF
building 200 feet long Is et vide 20 feet cng od
T hiQb The capacity Of he Hotel sufficient 70 accommodate
u so to 1000 guests The buildings and neatly thed TIE
Rooms are large airy Billiard aud Bath Rooms Bowling AeF
Sumner Houses large aud connections Barns Stables Carrageon
Shed all The Kitchen Laundry well arranged
ge convenient Hotel supplied with from works on TIE
psce II il one Of the desirable Hotels in the e0uBtry
Seized property Of Christopher Spague LYDIA Spagle
Howard StOke ADD taken IN eIeqn 81 TIE sg o. ooau
stokes. aEd TO be sold By PETER FhEDhABJEbH
March Al, Master ~ NhHhstfl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
LAST WEEK


OF THB GREAT sALB or AN
IMPORTERS STOCK OF BLACK SILKS
at retail at
IMPORTBRS PRICES,
CiIAS HEARD Co. No sol Grandst
The last 50 pieces will be sale retail MONDAY AB 49,
and notwithstanding the advance the finer goods brought a.
auction prices the until sTeg yard
sold saving from JO 81 yard vii be made By the
osa'aHse BY Purchasing at this gres, sale
DRBss GOODS for SUITS at ,ordnary lou ptiees-
50 pieces hARL POPLlHS 3oc per yard
leo pieces CHINESE CLOTHS, 25e. per yard.
100 pieces ROUBAIX POPLIE Die per ysrd.
50 pieces plain and miIed DRESS GOODS from o TO per yid
30 pieces IRISH P0PIIN pure k and WOOL 81 Isl value o.
roo pieces BLACK ALPACA, from Ole I'D.
70 pieces PURE MOHAIR, oe., 0Oc, and T3c
Again,
POR THR PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE
pieces bleschei ard bali beahed TABLE LINEN at See, Ee
T5c.. y7e AMI per yard; great bargain.
100 doIeu NAPKINS and HUCK TOW BIS. from 81 50
80 doreu hemsticbed HASDKBRCHIRPS, as loo. each
Ladies' PURE LINEN HANDKkRCHBPS. &c. 0c and
l2ic each. -
10 MARsRILLRS QUILTS white cOorsd So half price
THB SACRIFICE ~ PBARPULl - - -
TIN PROPERTY MUST BIZ SOLD
50 cases and bales BROWN and BLBACHkD SHBBTIhGS lnd
sHTRTINGS at retail at IniBufaetuers prices
Good BROWN NUSLINS. &c. hud DO, l0c splendid. l2io
Heavy STANDARD SHBKTfNG. fall ysri wide l2ic .
BLBACHBD MUSLIN &c., De- Oc aud lie the yard vide
l2ica lee, aud Ice per yard 49, . . -, ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
ROSELLE, n. j.
BY A. D. MBLL1CK. g. BRO, -. - 800.
AUCTiONBERS AND DEALERS IN hBW-JEkSEl hEAL ESTATE
No. 20 PINBST.

THURSDAY, NAV l3 1862 At - m. or the premises.
GREAT SALE or TO VILLA PLOTS ar WEST RDSELLE.
Beautifully situated elevated ground commanding hne views o.
Ne mounaus aud the surrounding country.
Central Railroad Of EewJersey frtthree
p1 from ne Neglork Ede Of The river and II miles IRON tne
Cas- 81 Elizabeth
Probably 10 town IN the state has improved within
&c yssn great proportion as tbe ne" and growing town
u k0sele - .
SPECIAL the foot Of Lberyst at II m on the DAY
a ale Lunch on the arrival Of the train. -
sps railroad passes and fol particulars apply the Oes Of the
Alei.0neers No % Pine-tt Newly rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03


LARGE AND PBRBMPTORY sALB BY ORDER OF ADMINS.
TRAITOR AND TRUSTEE. or VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
PROSPECT PARK. FLATBUSH TURNPIKE AND CATHARINE
VERNON AND BEDFORD AYES, PROSPECT, LOTT,
CLINTON FRANKLIN AND CL0vBSTS RLATBUSH CARL
TONAvR. DEAN BERGEN, AND WYCkoRPSIS. BROOK
LYN. ALSO PROPERTY AT EAST NBW. YORK AND JAMAICA,
n r. LATE THB PROPERTY OF JOHN A. WILLlNK, ESQ,
LATE OF PLATBUSH. LONG ISLAND.
SALB TO BIZ CONTINUED TILL THB WHOLE is DISPOSED OF
z H. LUDLOW Co viii sell ct auction WEDNESDAY May ~,
70 O'Clock At the Exchange SaeOOn Trinity Building No. III
INDEX THE DETECTION OF EDWARD wHITBHOUSR ESQ,
ADMINISTRATOR AND TRUSTBR WITH 1HB WILL AN
b NBXED OF JOHN A. WILLlNK. DECD; . -,
E ADD osnd adjoining Prospect Park known Boe
tuveL" The desirable property the Park for gentle
with ample number OF villa aesi shade and
ornamental aud choice shrubs Of full grOsth
sr trsnTusr plot ths above
TLATBUSH TURNPIKE AND CATHARINE-ST--31 Lots. situate
% aids streets opposite Bloemen HeuveL' - .-
VERNON AND BBDFORD-AVES, PROSPECT, LOTT, CLINTON,
FRANKLIN AND CLOVRSTS63 Sections compninG about 80
ACRES situate above streets near the residence Of the late Dr.
Adrian YAnderveer RGbuSh.
CARLpONAVB, DEAN AND BBRGBNSTS-49 Lots on the above
being Of Parmentefs Garden. Brooklyn
THIRTfROUR LOTS AT EAST NkWlORk-TOwE OF New Lofts
THIRTY THREE LOTS At JAMAICA. Long Island
LOTS DOBBS PERRY, Westehester Co, New oTk
and full particulars be had at the ONCE Of the
EDWARD wHITBHOUSB. ESQ.
Administrator and Trustee. NO. % Willanst
JAMES II. STORRS, Awy and Counsel
for Administrator and Trustee
The ofCe Of MeSsrs StOrrs q SedgEiek
tss3p No. SsWalLst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
BruokIgH &rOp,rtr 90 Srt.


T0 LET-Furnished, the PARL0RS, base
AID third aoo o. house in pleasant location fo1rthst
BROOKLYN D. aud ferries Also STORE
FOnbt. with tSlors stock and fixtures for sale WIN MORGAN
SON 50 broadway Brooklvn D. and No 60 WAnst n Y
NO LET i'm Brooklyn-Two nice little
HOUSES With modern Improvements Green-sVe, west Of
Marcy Rent 500 Apply GLASS LINDSEY corner Faonave
and OIordst
Q-STORY, high-stOop, brOwn-stOne, new, all
- improvements IS minutes from ferry cheap good tenant
JOSHUA BARNES No. Is Pipsst, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
4 BS0LUTE AND UNCONDITIONAL SALE
A UCTI0N SALE
OF
VALUABLE RRAL ESTATE

IN ORANGE N j.
GAMBLE AueSoueer j. W. SOUTHARD Salesman will sell At
Auction Main Opposite the Park
HOussl Orange WEDNESDAY Mar 1862 O'clock ?.
ts premises HOUSE, and LOT together with the lot atoining and
oa lot 10 rear fronting Comnsrcsst The house Is u feet on
b. 81 feet deep with lot - By $50 es and contains heater 9mo
waiter marble sn &C, &c The adjoining lot Is 50 By O iee
beautifully situated for ane residence Abe ot 80 y ~ e
fronting reasonable and will be made known
the day sale Sale positive For further particular inquire OF me
Aueoner told Newark Of GBO NJ BALLAhD
Of n J. r Rave and Johnsonst, NeNRrk n y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03

JOHEHON AutNonetF
by JOHNSON & MILLER,
I'D AUCTIONRBRs AND
RBAL ESTATE BROkBRS,
No. 25 NASSAU 1T, Goa. CEDARSr, newborn &, -,
County Seats and Farms bought too
rsatod eIehanFsl negotiated Auction SALES OF Furniture &c
PRER RIDES, PRBB LUNCH
CRRAT and ABSOLUTE OUTDOOR SALE
500 SPLENDID EBWTOW6 LOTS,
ON THE PREMISES, SUDAN HOMESTEAD"
MONDAY May 10, ct o'clock
uneHcepOnabe Pour muates walk from depO "a daily
traps Flushing Time Ou Hunters Point is minutes;
from New CommStAion less than horseears
opened graded Lots within stones throw OF bali dozen
WIN be sold Gngy and small parceL Sur
excellent The around the city for
Investment Improvement speculation Grand uueh before sale Take
boat MoHday rain Jamessp III Tbirtyur
81 lIl or cars a. Hunters ls Apply for and free
dCkets JOHNSON Il hILLBh No. - NassAu-ssi " l.
MONDAY May IT,
u o'clock, on the premises.
500 SPLENDID WOODHAYBN LOTS,
By on1er OF MeAsrs. LGlance & GrOsesn.
Property adons their FACTORY
Particulars hereafter liberal Maps ready at AuctonerS
Once No IS Nassau-st n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03

GREAT AUCTION SALE,-BY Britain &
" Company o close Estatel Of BUILDING SITES and IN
PROVED RIAL ESTATE BBLLBvlJLB ~ j. ob the line Of The
Paterson 10 Newark Sale at o'clock
IN on THURSDAY MAY u premises Por complete des
cupve ls.see BRITAIN Co RIAL ESTATE RBCoRD EXTRA
which be bad the Oes Of G. De Witt No W JohpsI
NesYotk Lee Holmes Beev and at the Office Of The Publishers
Broai Newark where permits inspect the Improved
maj be ohtsnel BRITAIN l. Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALE.
MONS WILKINS, AuctiOpeor

PROSPECT PARK AND VICINITY. EAST NETWORK, WEST
CHESTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03
SuttiOn Sails Of Srd Ghuts.
A J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
a MONrCLAIR, N. J.
MAGNIFICENT VILLA PLOTS


IA MONfCLAIR, n. J.
MAGNIFICENT VILLA PLOTS
AT AUCTION.
A. J. BLBECKBR, son Co
WI ShAh " AD'N WEDNESDAY May g. 1869,
Al l2l O'Clock, - -. ,s.-..,.,- ~ 7
ON THB PREMISES, I51 plots Of GkoOnD ~ RSsA posd
stosled on The Telegraph sd and On the faSoa auu '
This tract h,s bsauryTolng surfaces hes ron ~ 70 ~ ee1
Above tds water; Il mile from depot nan ee e ing "
protected New Yoyk and Mobtcalr RaSy heec miles ron th VI
nd Es.Yoi tuSSty miuus ride from the City Of Newark
New lovely unt extending ron the Orange Noun
tIinI PALISADES believed 70 be one o. th ssI'sess soo
the Dodd Properly This sale psemptory BY order Of Aessr
% s aSSSesbabs Sixty per cent Of the purchase money
.c.s remain 90 bead and mortgage three years -
pecIs win be provided and carriages al the depot at Mont
,.,o h tbS ,ss PIs tickets vii Be furnished respectable parties
application V the A9stSnses Ne II Cedhss or TO w. IUBbS
No II Broadway Ees-YOrE -
at 0i o'clock a IN.
A BSOLUTE AND UNCONDITIONAL SALE
DwRLLISeHoUss AND FURNITURE
AT AUCTION
s DIEdER Ausaiopeer. win sci On THURSDAY, May At II
o'clock. on THB PREMISES 80. CONAN 49, !,
elegant ursOry stone front DWELLING HOUSE ano
House contains all the modern improvement 10 eISI JAM
smely rescoed srteS oil tue Pur
Tho held the pso Of yaid house and commence
AThA Also "a SHARP
Immediately after the sale Of The house,
entire FURNITURE contained therein eood1isg OF magnificent
nd upright panoforte elegant Wilton aud Crossy
carpets handsome PAOr suites in rosewood satin and reps pier ao
and wAnut mabeioP eeh tables walnut
sDs collection Of steel ehgraTngs aud ehrO
china eooisry and glassware This al nearly and Of
hest quality made to order By MsssA Potter Smus carpets from
sosnsS
view the house. and O catalogues Of aruure Apply
20 once Of DINGBB, No 9Pne-St
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-10
gIisabets 9aiIp @onitor,
PUBLISHED AT 1876 BROAD STREET, BY
J. MADISON DRAKE.
THE ARMY OF THE GULF.

LONG BRANCH, July ..
A number of the officers of the Army
and Navy, who formerly served in the
Army of the Gulf, held their first re-
union this evening. Among the guests
were Gen. Sheridan, Admiral Farragut,
Gen. Frank P. Blair, Col. Drake, Gen.
Heintzleman, Col Christensen, Major
Montgomery, Rear-Admiral Bailey,
and Gems. Davis, Sharp, Thomas, Peck
Evarts, Birge, Walker, Neafe, Fisk; Al
Iaire, Sergeant, Bowen, Hubbard, May
er, and Roberts The meeting was
convened in the parlor OF the Stetson
House, Admiral Farragut presiding.
After the organization Of the Associa-
ton was effected, officers were elected
for. the ensuing year, as follows Presi
dent Admiral Farragut Vice P1esi-
dents Admiral Bailey, Gems. N, ?.
Banks, B. F. Butler, Phil Sheridan,
Emory, Frankling, Grover, Weitzel,
Candy, Sherman, Reynolds, and Augur
Recording Secretary-G. P. Howes.
Corresponding Secretary-Col. Chris
Jensen. Treasurer-Col. H. Barret,
Historian Deming. It was de-
cided the next annual meeting should
take place at Boston, on the 9Th of Au-
gust, 1870, the anniversary Of the cap
ture Of the forts in Mobile Harbor.
By the design of parties who had
nothing to do with the meeting, Gen.
Frank Blair, who had been invited to
the banquet, was pushed forward to
make a speech. He insulted his hosts,
and stated that SO far we had only
heard of Farragut and Sheridan, but
in the future we would her of Lee and
Stonewall Jackson. There were cries
of " Andersonville, "LibbY Prison.
andt "Traitor" from all parts of the
room, and at last Admiral Farragut
called Gen. Blair to order. The Gen
eral had been dining at private club
house in the neighborhood, in com
pany with some friends, among whom
with some friends, among whom were
several hotel proprietors. His con-
duct was severely denounced, and Pay
master Haggerty of the Regular Army
said that he for one dissented from
what he had said. The scene was dis
graceful, and was regretted by all.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-10

A short time since John L. Blair, our
late candidate for Governor, was con-
versing with some friends on the fea
lures of the canvass in which he was
defeated. 1t is we'll known that Mr..
Blair is very wealthy, and that certain
hungry Republican hounds constantly
annoyed him for funds, under pretence
of forwarding his election. Among
these shameless mercenaries was ex-
Brother Vannote, who only demanded
the modest sum Of six thousand dollars,
which by the way, he didn't get
" Mr.. Blair" said one of the genele-
men during the conversation referred
to above, "the election must have cost
you a large sum of money, most of
which doubtless went into rascally
pockets"
Yes, responded John l., musingly,
Eyes. Bus [ can best illustrate my
position as candidate by Q little story.
There was droyer once who went
out West to purchase "a drove of hogs.
By the time he returned With them the
price of pork has decreased materially,
and he found himself heavy loser by
the ventures A friend was condoling
with him upon this fact, and expressed
his regret at the heavy loss incurred.
"Well," said the drover, sit is true
I lost great deal of money, and yet
the trip was not without its satisfactory
points. Ihad tie company Of lie Aogs
fortla;ee qqeeks"'-Jay's Trenton Cen
tenel.. N#Ig.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-10

OPPRESSION OF POVERTY. Countless
are the evils and disadvantages of po-
verify. The venerable old man, grown
hoary in the practice of every virtue,
laden with years and wretchedness,
who asks but a little aid to support his
existence from stony-hearted son of
Mammon, and is by him denied, can
tell us something Of its OPPRESSION
The man of sentiment and refinement
whose heart glows with independence,
and melts with sensibility, only pines
under the neglect or writhes in bitter
ness of soul under the contumely of ar
rogant unfeeling wealth. Nor is it on
ly the family of worth that have reason
to complain of the oppression of pow
erty, but the children of folly and vice
smart equally under its rod. Owing to
poverty, the man of unfortunate dispo-
sition and neglected education, is con-
demned as a fool for his dissipation,
despised and Stunned as needy
wretch, when his follies, as usual,
bring him to want and when his un-
principled necessities drive him to dis
honest practice, he is abhored as a
miscreant, and suffers the extreme pen
atty OF the law. But far otherwise is
the lot of the man of family and for
tune. His early follies and extrava-
gance are spirit and fire, his consequent
wants are the endorsements of an
honest fellow his very wickedness APP
pears to be respected, and the doors of
| society are still open to him.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-10

ToB PRINTING, of every description, II. eatly
- executed at this office
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-10
Millinery and @ress alaking,
PLAIN SEWING and MACHINE STITCHING
MRS. j. A. WILSON

JETISHES to notify her friends and the public
w that she has removed from No. Is Washing
ton street to No. Is Elizabeth avenue She is pre-
pared to go out into families by the day with her
Sewing Machine. Having been at first class work
for number of years, she understands Cutting,
Making and Trimming Ladies' and Children's I'm
derclothing. Also, Children's French Dresses and
Mems Shirts and carries her patterns with her
By leaving the name and address at Is Elizabeth
avenue Mrs. Wilson Will call on the ladies for their
orders in the evening. m3 3m
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-10
MRS, i'll. JOHNS

DARIs MILLINERY, and Dress Making Estab-
lishment, No. 40 Elizabeth avenues.
Hosiery and Fancy Goods. All the latest and
most reliable Paris and New York Patterns for La
dies and Children 8 Dresses.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-10
DRESS MAKING,

MISS M. & ]. HIGGINS would inform the Ia
WI dies of Elizabeth that they have removed
from East Broad street to 2l2 Broad street, where
they are always ready to wait upon their customers
and feel fully competent to do all kinds Of work
pertaining to their business with neatness and dis
patch. Cutting, Fitting and Machine Stitching done
at short notice. a2Olm# II
New-York tribune., 1869-01-15
Ntb Qualifications.
CEBRUARY MAGAZINES.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
Contests
MALBosEi Odpor Romance. Part Ill ByT '" Hlgsn'o''
THE DOORSTEP. By Edmund C. stedmAn
OUR POSTAL DEFICIENCIES BY E. Haskell Derby.
COOPERATIVE HOUSEKEEPING. Fourth Paper)
CHARLES BAUDBLAIRB, POET OF THE MALIGN. By Eugene
Benson.
CONSUMPTION IN AMERICA Second Paper) By Henry
Bowditeh. NJ D.
THE BEE AND THE ROSE
RITUALIsM IN ENGLAND. BY Arthur Pember
PROUD MUSIC oP THE sEAsToRM. BY Walt whitman.
TIE NEW EDUCATION By Charles W. Eliot
BIRTH OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM By james D. whslpleJ
LOVE IN MOUNT LEBANON. BY J. W. DeForest
CORONATION. By Helen Hunt
TRIBUTE or LOVING FRIEND TO THE MEMORY OF
NOBLE WOMAN. By Mrs II. b. stowe
OUR FOUR SERVANTS.
REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
Contents;
THE STORY or BAD Chaps w., W By T. B. Aldheh'
AMONG THE GLASS MAKERS (seeond Paper) BY j. T. Tfow'
bndge.
THE CATS DIARY. By Mrs A. NJ, DisL
DUNE AND THE ICE. BY Sophie May.
LOST WILLIE BY c. A. Barry.
NAVIGATION AND DISCOVERY BEFORE COLUMBUS Firs'
Paper) BY James Parton.
THE LOST CHILDREN: A JUVENILE PLAY IN PyE Acrs. BY
Caroline H. Jeryey.
RED RIDISGHoOD BY Lucy Laroom
UTOPIA" By Edward wiebe Masie-Geruan Ar.
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