davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1869-05-03
TAMEs cAaNEY, AUCTIoNEER AND REAL ESTATE

ARGE PRIVATE LIBRARY AT TAUCTION.-LEAvITT
IL srREBEIGH CO., Clinton Hall, Astor place, book
saesrooms and Art Galleries. Monday May 3and two follow
Ing e. enings, win be sold a ,,,
LARGE AND SELECT PRIVATE LIBRARY,
the property OF we known gentleman Of this city, 2C00
volumes, comprising select collection Of standard
Books many of them in rich bindings; elegantly Illustrated
Books &C. Catalogues ready and books exhibition.
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

1OHN MITCHELL, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
Monday May Sat 10 A. NJ the Lease and Fixtures OF
This the best chance offered to the public The lease
years. The cheap Fixtures The public
are invited 10 attend
The New York herald., 1869-05-03

HENRY u. IIERTs, AUcTfoNEER, lsa BROADWAY.
IL HOUshffOLD FURNITURE SALES.
BULLETIN roR IIIIs PnEsENT WEEK.
Wednesday, May D. NJ $40 West Twenty second street.
THURSDAY Nay ., at 1i5 West Twenty .6fth street.
rr,day, May =, at salesrooma, 1sg Broadway
fuli particulars In future adyertisenenta
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
OeS s4 q .st -,
Gin0eS magii6er Sd)lumttersShrl1p,

fHrrt ale ntd fmm ainrn kim nSmi6:
&pI CMta &utr na&h&e nit
has hrnus nfftnee unauVrhbe SGrisn N -
Li geaan q tn meme ans cnsm a BON hem
nenpant SubtIm s9bmm
pSa sS nit s asfsn sO nn sHsn grs
la pat e Sssans ranshr S@mnan
nr @nnnsbsh W ban mstm gaanSn
gTnan
f@ bic 3ansune pliams pib
Sn Don
Gud6truns fiji bic WV
SpruE" unh hfnm antrm T
pret8: 80 Gents. '"
3usrttt SOn & g. psnnpd, R d. gbhtdia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
Sob ben @iirmern,

9ep'S gBurm- -Gpnfefte p. .a-g
nfs
Spmttoms bsbafH
S sstaasns gSam nssaf unb usmdss
ttnle nfas II 3et tIarrt
Srrsn fts nn ens Sbmsn aa gearmer
gnsept @aunhbs 3 Ben
Ba fn bic Cuff sFn ra6sn Smm
g rm-G 0 . .
Snbnanen
fdh ahtem urf f9abt9 '"SS"T
Qep'S Wnrm. Gpnfefte is -.tI
s S s aSi S @ S m ET sn aq$ bic a4en M i Gnms
Gun
shf Maot zen Srn nne lsef stm ast unusD Spf
len Stdtm- nb Der Ghr dred '
Gum gnnuf ta @Pctbfen Hbnn0
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
2eO's Gb0leras9eilmitt

has uuiprfE- Selmhd fir
9au9smmm Cholera ub isnaae
pfde prfne htr
60 pt sat gorb
ur Us pHnnfcfm
ranStt Dhtn
S1ahlmmn Srab sebalm
Ss
tn % Smsgs g saS bel Sa$m 5Sasn pom Sans 9r ernm
Der sa4n mt+s Gl bcFt ale ummsnIsana rnnn
tmPfsbn s ais cine Der bsfn aRsbinm
Gum gaauf appibrna . h -.s ...s t..i-
Sllem Npllpcf, @9UleIae.2tsent
S'Jnabr tsm dissenting 5auit assnus
2i1 .' t'' -. r.1 a'l sHa eerantpn, "a. B.
$500
ttf-sila.E aaIt..- ID ..at.
B. ..#1 -ai.. .3.8 us 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
]. Robinson & Co.'S
@eitt-, 3iqnOr-, 8itters=
unb
Delikatessen- -6anolma,
313 9adaiuanna 9lbrnne,

OAo NtUtHbtl
Srantpn, ga.
Die Obise 8irma lfnft bic AufmsrfIamIeit trr
6trreu Wirtbe unb pon pripatperlpnrn auf ibr
Scrsiisli@ss Eager Son unwrfaIiGten .,,. -
aseinem nnb 2iqn6ren,
unb pirb 90 aud In 3ufunft ibr 8sfrsbtn isin,
eurh rssle uno piinftlite Sepisnung bas IN fe
etitbts Vrtrausn gu rfdtfsrii9sn. 4
unltr Vorratb bslfebt aus impertirten btut>
ihsn, fransDfihfn unb ipaniIhfn 9Deintn unb
9iauTren, einbeiinilden California une Gataptd
0rinen, Rse unb Bourbon Wbisftp's II. (. p.
anf unisr Eager ron finbsimiiGen unp imper-
tirtsn a
OelifateHem
MAIDEN mir defenders aufmsrfIam, unt ttntnnrn
ais tinfn 8ffanbtbtil ftftIbsn:
MsfpbGliGbf Sfinfen, SerptlatipiirIls, unaas
rilGt @6nfstriifs, erircduste Stpdfiltr, bpllGn-
eiits SGrinss, Mneetturaer Sauerfraut einl.
burger S6weiSer, bcaSnbi6Iunb Sfr6utrr.aGle,
ionic btutfhe 6riidte (einstmadt une estrrdnei)
Spjrrsien une @rpiirss.
Gernsr: Gineinah S9infru unb gBiirifr, 8ir.
etr- ans SGpsins1uustn, 9lrp-ycrfsr @irlfs
ieber glrt. - '"
Snpcrtirtirte une amerfaniIhe 9iaarren,
Sitr- unc gRein. @lGler, 4crbaaIben, iinb alles
anetrs, CUR Ginrihmna elmer NirtbIdaft GjebS.
rtnee in GROCER @uswabl. =
3ablrriHsm 3uipruG sntssssnlebent, ,si6aer
g6tunseSpa
j. Robinson & Co.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
3milt Nerfamf:
pra6tspIle
0ei1ltltdttelt!
tiir bic
Arbeiter une Sanbperfer.

IuI Ole
Grbsiter unb Sanbptrfsr.
Die 9ptten lissen an ten SeFTtricu, abams,
@aIbinstpn, WsUming, penn, GranFIin, Mpns
icy, prppibsnrs. Hep-gOrf II. NariOu @psnuss
unb an Der g., s., 4. unb 3. Straee. 9lqe Stra-
ben iinb ausselest unb eerbnrt. Die @runblfiide
perben auf bili9e SebinennSsn ssrfauft. Sisle
Gotten iinb brfannt unb seIessn an her Gilmore
2anhlrrde, auf bieIer Seiie Yen Green 9itae
unb bsbbaIb Sirl ndber si Serantott, ais irssne
pslde gcitsn bic isBt gum 8srfauf ansetetsn
ptrben. Il
Die 9sbisb unb SusqusBanna Giientabn unb
bic Scrantpn II. prpSiesnee Straeen-G Gilentabn
fabrrn seraee hur6 nab ber Mpnlep unb grc-
whence IYenue unb bic Dunmrre StraBen Gi-
icntabn PaIiirt innerbalb Sier Sauarss an ben
eCttrn am pbrrsn Gnbr Sprbei. 9ln brr untsren
Seite begr6n3t Der 9adaranna 6lub has Qanb.
Der 8slibfiteI fir bieIs Gotten III unbslfrsitbar
unb bisielbsn Sariirsu I'm preiIe bon 200 bio ;u
900 Dollars.
Sir Sspinsunssn, glan &c. fraes man mad bel
Jpbn SanSlep,
23ilS Hetbtsantralt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
Mgemtelt berlamgt
fir bic:
0ebeimmiiIe Der 0rOfen Gtabt

Gin Btrf, pprin fie 3a9tnbsn unb Ga aler,
bic W WYIterien, has GIenb unb bic 8erbres
den her Stabt Nep.grrf seIdileert finc.
Dsr Su tpiisn pinl6t, mic gsrmBsen in rinsm
Gage etprnntn unb Serlpren tpsrrrn, mic liltigs
Wenlden in Der Walitraee ruinirt, pie 9anS.
lsute BON Spibbuben bei9pinbelt mic @tilfIide
unb aauHeuts anseIbntirrt, pie SansI6Ie unt
Gpnjsrt.Salppns Serpaltst mic SpieIbiuItr unt
9cttfrisn eefiibrt tperben, pir Stcd- unb Sel-
Gpmpagnifn entlisbtu unb irie bic Slairn acre
pIaBsn, Der lsie bieIes 9Serf Gs sntbGlt 35 I66ne
Sluifratipneu, entIbleiert bic @jebeimniIr unb
gfrbrr6tn Gtp-grrf5 unb 1T has intere0drtrifr
unb tprblfeilIfe gBerf birier Art, psldeS ie Sers
STentlibt purbs. GrI6eint aud in SsutI6.
NreiS MIR $3.50 per Ggcmplar.
RzS Wan Ients fir GircuIars unb IrIe un-
irre 8rbiu9un9tn unb rir Splrs 9ersei6nib trs
WerIes.
2ltrsle: Spnrs Brothers u. Co.,
pbilahelpbid, ga.
BUR @arnunsi Gtrinsere gBerfe ppn Gbn-
Iibtm Gbaraftsr fnb in llmlauf Wisrfet Gud,
eaB has Bud, ptIbts ibr fauft 35 IdSnr SLIT
ifraiicnsn entbGlt unb $3.50 fcTet. 1872
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
2iQmGrs Sam6lmllN
sen
SSilliain &ccber,

DthlHliIaBT Dg9eHuptI ptH. ". WrapfrP ppffl,
9Ybe parf.
8rtunttn unS 8sfanntrn, insbsIcnbere aber
ben 9errtn @,aifpirtbsn sur sef6lliaen an,riae,
baB 10 rnein 8t1freben fem ipirb, meint aunSen
prompt une reef unb NIT ben benen @aaren Az
bstisnsn. Msin gprraib umfa6t auetr ben ss.
pBbnIi6en 9iquErrn,
gBeiB. unb &ptb-@eine,
Slb &peunb Bourbon WbisfS
8rau3Sfif@en Gberrs Brandy
&umunb GprttaIs,
tprl6t fGmmtlidb, tpas AuaIit1t unt 8einbeit
antslanst IN feinem GtablilIemrnt bislsr Statt
better su baben lnb.
gat BefftIluusen wsrbrn piinftli9 aussefiibrt
une ggaarep mad isbtm Stabttbsie frftnfrsi
9slieftft.
Das G,sl9Sft iiebt uuisr her esituns tss 5rn.
Geo. @inI1.
llm rs&t SabIrsi9sn 3uiprub bittst
14ir9 ~,r gB nj. epatr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
0emc 9(mSei9cm.
Gintuei6ang NIT Naa.
s59fntlid fir bas ,,gDO9tnbIait" eOrrisirt.)

Gfr llntsr;tidjnftt pirb am ndbatn Samfas
ffin nsuss ,G3aRbaus sur 8tsinpfaIS" formed
trcftntn nne label ,ur Sdile-G -Ginpfibune ale
saneslsuts unh isins ttut9sn 8rsunbt iibtrs
baupt Gin.
Den pilreisen Sblub btr 8tisr matt Mbsnbs
Gin Sau, bel bem ts bp9 bsrOtbrn pirb. Gin.
fritt frei.
Rnff, Spfiisn unb @strSnft in tsFanntsr
gcrjiisIidfeit. abam StbIid,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
SSls t,erfaltfeal (:

Ssas 9aulrttrn, sslssru an bsr @aIbinstcu
gIsenur in @reen 9tibse. Die Gotten finb 40 8.
5rrnt bel 200 6uB tisf nit rinem eutsn 3aune
umssben unb ihcn felt ;tpei Sabren brpHanjt
pprben. @inseln pber I'M gan3en su ssrfaufen.
9itbbaber fTnnen iib mslben bei Spbn g..
@ailer, GebarfraBe, Grantcn. 26n8
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
Commercial 0aus

Ginfm ptrrbrtsn tsutl6sn putlifum unb msi-
ntn 6rtnnefn bitrmit bic srsrtens gnssiss, RAP
i'd bas bon benz ptrIferbsnfn 8. 8pfnsr atbal-
tsne ,,Gommereial paus" iibrmemmsu bafr.
Gs trirb mfin 9sihfben irin, turh 3usprfpnl.
menbt 9tbitnuns unb bette Spfiien unb Sc.
trdntr mir tas 3utraneu br5 publifums su tr.
prrbrn. (if9) Gbdrlfs Splie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
Gigent6nnt at berfaufcn.

@ssen slGrsile mad MiGouri bin i'd seIonnsn,
msn iammtliGss, lit bis1ssr Statt seIsssnss
@runbeigrntbum su Derfaufen. Begsn 8ebin-
eunsen peues man li6 in 5Ybe parf pber i'm
Gliff Wprf Malhinen.Sbpp an
Charles Better.
Serantpn, IS. Sftrber 1868.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
3ueigsOfitr 5l Pbilahrlpbia:
Grffe SS0tipn0l Sdnf.

Seamte:
Is. 8. GfarE pbtdbslpbid, prGfbent.
SenrY .. Gppfr, @nIbingtcn, gire.IrG1
Say @opfe, gcrfBer bes 6innuS- unb GrscI-
tiprgpmmittees.
Gmcrfcn gE. pest pbilabepbia, SsfrrtGr
uno Ifiiar.
Disls Gpmpasnie bistet snfplse ibres gbarr
trrs, ibrss srubsn Capitals, ibrrn nirtrisrn prGs
ntien iinb tbren neuen Sabellen bic tpiin5hens-
pertbelfe @rlesenbrit relde tts ieBt bsm publi-
FUN an9ebctrn rpurbf, nm has 2sben ;u prrs
Idern.
Die pramirn- Sabe, Die teteutsub brratarIsst
lnb, Iinb 70 Sprbeilbaft fir bic gerf1erer, mic
bic brr beIfen @egfnleitigfeitS-G Gpmpagnie uub
srrmsiben ale 8srpidlun9eu unb llniderbeitrn
BON Teten, OiSibfnSfn unb ale Miepsrf1nb-
niiIr, weIte bic leBtsre cen pGies' 9nbabern Srr.
urIadtu.
Wiebrsre ntue ln6 interelIauts Sabellsn psrs
ben jebt Sprselrst welte nur bcsriHrn psresn
miilTen, I'M Nd hrm publifum ais annebmtar
~ erptilrn, mic bic Ginfpmmsn 9epG9ren.
Be ppliee unb bic prdmien Suriiderltat.
tenbe prlier. Sei her erIferen idert Ser 90
lice SeiIbrr F1 ntht nllein cine ens.8eriihr.
runs ;ablbar bei lfinem Iobe, cncern erb6lt
aud, fpenn er AM gsbsn tlsitt mad ipsnisen
Sabren ein jGbrliGes @inFpmmen glei d.
ner ppliet) 8ri ltbterer madjt Ii6 bic Cont
pa9nie Serbnblib, benz 8erli1ertsn ben
sauSsu Gapital- 9strnG BEN er besabIt
bat aurid su 3abIsn auBer bsm Be.
lnuf feiner prlice.
Die AufmtrfIamfeit ron ysrIcnfn, wel6e ibr
eebsn perli6eru tpcaeu, pber ibre bereit5 senad.
ten @erfhsru9sn srbSbsn ppllen, pirb auf bic
bsGonerrn @crtsrir erlfnft pelde bic ,glatO-
nal eebrns- -Yerli6srungs- Grmpagnie" bietet.
Girculare, pdmpblete unb ausfibrIitt Gin-
Irlbeitsn erbGlt man auf 9lnfrage in bsr 3peis-
Sfiee ber Gumpasnie in tisler Staet rsrr bel
6. SO. glarf II. Go, YbilatsIpbia,
@tneraI glsrntrn fir psnnlslsania unb SiiS
Hep-9erIeY.
4oft unS Suffer,
Srrantpn,
Speial-9srntfn fir @ayns, @ypmins unb
bas nDrtlide 9userne County. t2nS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
90tcl Snmt 0crfauf.

DaS IN prpsitenes ait tsr Sauptlfraee arle.
gene SptsI bss llntsrSsiGnstsn in gum 8erfaufe
an9ebctsn. Miit ttm SptfI SsrbunSen III Gin lidt
gut rentirtenter Sdrtierltcp.
Das @issntbnm III sinfS Der 16SnRsn in grr-
pieener, Stabt Serantpn- Das SrteI III nit al
len moeernrn Standardization Serleben, entb6lt
stpei faIf gang nsus Billiards, Ippie cine spll-
ifGnbise GuSRattuns Spn MS6sln II. +. p.
(2itrtn) Sbep. Camp, IrCsitsnee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
Nefer SGfticb,
praftilSer

1lbrmatber nnb Syntpelier,
Sdlt fcrtpabrsnb an Saub Gin sutss aIfortrmsnt
BON SaI6en- unb @anbubren nnb @pIepaaren.
gtrnfc zinc erpBe Iuspabl bon 9plbs, Sil6er,,
Stabl- unb platirtsn 8rilltn unb fstnen aussn-
sl6ieru. Snbem i'd nit rintm praftilGsn SpfiEus
in 8erbinbuns frbs, 70 bin Id i'm Stanbs, frssnb
tinem @use bic paIIenben @lGltr Su SeribaiTsn,
mag baifeIbe nod 70 feblsrbaft fein.
psrcsecpilte @lGIer nsu pter In alts @sifslls
ein9rirbt. 4f9ta
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-25
WttToari
&tabt. rlmb 2au6sgSerein
Bum SScrfomf :

5aus unb epttr, ssrstn in Der WainIra6s Il,
SySs parf. Die Cote III 46 BEL $50 SUP srpe.
DaS 5aus il speiiSfis, 80 bel 80 8ue, NIT ant
sebauttr aiife, t6 bel t6. gluberbem brfneet
Ii6 Gin Stall, 19 bel "a Sup, gutter 9runnsn
unb SafOfsn auf Der qrtis.
Das Gissntbum 1T lsinsr Gage unb Ginri6-
tuns nat fir ir9snb Gin @sI6Gff paiIsnt. gaGs
3ltfragsn bel Senrp 9udIinaer,
1919 Ssee Varf
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

Dea. The people are somewhat agi-
tated over the attempt of a COMMITTEES
of the Board of Chosen Freeholders to
cede certain valuable water frontage
at the mouth of Elizabeth Greek to o
private individual, who wishes to con-
struct docks thereon. We believe the
city is the owner of not single foot OF
water front, and has no public dock
which can be used by the people, and
we think it time that it protected its
own interests in this respect. We are
decidedly opposed to granting any sim
gle individual privileges which the city
itself does not possess, and we trust
the custodians of public property will
prepare themselves to render full &c-
count of their stewardship. The peo-
pie unanimously are opposed to grant
ing the privileges asked by Mr.. Boun-
nett.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

Mr.. EDITOR will you call the at
tention of the Chief of Police to the
fact that there ii Sabbath law to pre-
vent persons from Decorating the day
by the continuance Of their ordinary
daily avocations.
80 On the Sabbath day, about two
o'clock in the afternoon, there may be
seen q double team driven through
Scott Place, passing by the Third
Presbyterian church, and about half
past five o'clock, returning passing
Christ Church, drawing large wagon
Ion the sides of which may bs read
GENUINE CHELSEA ROOT BEER, SODA WA
t-t0q TER, PORTER AND ALE.
A few months since we saw poor
countiyman arrested, who came in
town with load of hay, on Sunday,
but this city annoyance is undated
Let it be stopped. -wrE D, H.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

6Gg~ Aldermen Lord and Demarest,
a committee of the Newark City Coun-
Gil, yesterday afternoon visited our city,
for the purpose of examining the Nichol-
son pavement, which has been laid on
South Broad street. After drive, pro-
nounced by these gentlemen to be de-
lightful, they were escorted to
Schwarz's Hotel, on Broad street,
where supper had been prepared
Through the kindness and forethought
of Mr.. James I. Wiley, President of
our City Council, and to which most
ample justice was done-the distin-
guished visitors returning their warm
est thanks for the favors and attentions
so kindly shown them on this, as on
previous pleasant occasions. Tho
greatest cordially exists among the
Fathers of the SISTER cities" which,
we are led to believe, is as it should be,
and which is also calculated to lead to
beneficial results, and likely to foster
relations that should by all means be
reciprocal and binding.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

sea, Almost every day we hear COM
plants made of gardens being entered,
and the trees therein robbed Of fruit.
On Sunday last while one Of our cler-
gymen was absent from home, his gar
den lin Scott Place. was overrun by
boys, who, not satisfied with stealing
all the fruit on a noble peach tree, &C.
tually broke off its limbs, thereby
totally destroying its life. We should
like to see some of these young scamps
caught and punished as justice and Law
both require. It is not the loss of the
fruit, but the wanton destruction OF the
trees, which is most provokingly annoy
ing. a.sos.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

PREsENTATIoN.-George J. Cave, q
newly-appointed Policeman in the
Fourth ward, was last evening the re-
cipient of an elegant silyer-mounted
pearl handled revolver, of Smith and
NELSON'S patent, from Protection Steam
Engine Company, No. l, who hold Mr..
Caves services in high appreciation.
Mr., John Smith made the presentation
speech-Mr. Cave replying in sui
table terms. W. L. Cook, jeweler, has
the weapon on exhibition in his show
window.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17
PORTABLE SALAMANDER BOX BURNING +
FURNACE, OF ALL SIZES,
ct oqualed by any in the market Also. agent for
BOYNTONS ELEVATED OVEN RANGE

This new and beautiful Range, which has Just
been completed, is offered to the public as the
most complete, convenient and desirable Elevated
Oven Range in the market and is the result of long
experience in the manufacture and setting of Cook
ing Ranges and we do not hesitate in recommend
ing it as the nearest to perfection of any Elevated
Oven Range in the country.
We Will enumerate some of the peculiar advan-
tages this Range possesses
First-It is more beautiful in form and design
than any other pattern.
Second-It has much larger hot place Surface
for Boilers and Stew Pans, affording larger accom-
modations for Cooking purposes.
Third-It has a smaller Fire Chamber, and burns
less coal than any other pattern of Elevated Oven
Range, for the simple reason that the fire chamber
is entirely surrounded with fire brick instead of an
open CRATE in front and water back in the rear
forming two sides of the fire las in all other pattern
ranges both of which chill and deaden the fire and
detract largely from the power, and make it abso-
lutely necessary to burn larger amount of fuel
Fourth-The body of this Range is higher than
other patterns, and is more like the French Kitch-
eners, making it much more convenient and easy
for the cook.
Fifth-The hot closets are more accessible
placed in natural position (being in the body of
the Range) instead of above the ovens, as in other
patterns.
Sixth-The ovens do not project over the boiling
surface SO as to make it inconvenient in removing
the boilers, as in other patterns.
Seventh-There are better arrangements for con-
veying the steam to chimneys and controlling the
draft, than most ranges
Eighth-The ovens bake more evenly, as we have
return fue over the top Of the oven (which is the
point that most often fails thus securing perfect
baking oven on the top as well as on the bottom.
Ninth-The fues in this range are all complete in
themselves so that it is unnecessary to form them
of brick (which absorbs the heat,l and makes the
setting of them much more simple and sure.
Tenth--The water back can be removed and the
plumbing work can be repaired if necessary, with
out disturbing the brick work.
j31y JOHN HILTON.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

Mr.. EDITOR Il am selling White
Brandy, of my own importation, at
$3.50 per gallon. The present season
is most favorable for preserving peaches
(which are drug in the MARKET, and
my brandy being of superior quality,
and cheaper than any otherin the mar
ket, I anticipate large sale. My
friends and the public are invited to
call and test the quality Of the Brandy.
P. FITZPATRICK, Proprietor,
214 Elizabeth avenue.
! Robert McCloud sole agent for this
State. a17-2w
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

B@S~ Pleasant weather tonight, and
the steamer Matewan will leave Keyport
for Elizabethport with an excursion
party. Keyport and Matewan Divisions
of Sons of Temperance will be aboard,
and should they arrive in time, will pay
a fraternal visit to Lincoln Division,
which will be in session this evening. =
Horse cars will take the excursionists
to and from the boat, and they will be
allowed ample opportunity of seeing
the beauties of Elizabeth.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

EGge Our citizens generally have felt
great sympathy with the family of Mr..
Peter Eller, in the untimely death Of
his son, whose funeral occurred last
week. We had a call from the afflicted
father yesterday, and at his request we
pen these lines to express his apprecia-
ton of the kind sympathy shown him
and his by his neighbors and the public
during the hours of their deep trial and
bereavement.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

nsa. The day is not very favorable
for the Odd Fellows excursion, at the
hour of writing. Six cars well filed
with passengers left the Central railroad
depot at eight o'clock, and at the Port
they were joined by large number of
persons from the lower part of the city.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

ggA, There are several little boys in
the jail in this city, so young that it is
not only shame but sin to confne
them with old hardened criminals. The
result of such association is to mako
these boys adopts in crime. We are
assured that the jailor, Mr.. Ward, ex-
ercises all the care in his power over
these unfortunate children. Why are
they kept in Jail. instead of being sent
to the State Reform School =?
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

aeap A meeting of the County Board
of Examiners, for the examination of
candidates for teachers certificates, is
to be held at the new school house at
Crawford, on Saturday, 2Sth instant, at
ten O'clock. p. ~
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

a@- We learn from the Rondout IN.
W Freeman thai g Derrick Castle
is the great show place at Tarrytown,
on the Hudson. 1t has been six years
building. and is not yet completed. =
Messrs. Belmont, Marquan and Dimock
have owned the massive structure at
different times, but it never had an oc-
cupant. y
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

Be9~ Almost every day the employees
of the DAILY MONITOR establishment
feast on peaches, but they never " go
back" on the " reporter" for his table
is daily covered with the choicest to be
had. Perhaps no office in the country
has a better state of discipline, while
nothing but brotherly love exists among
those connected with our office. ~ III
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

Ae9~ A fight, city VS.. country, occur
red yesterday afternoon, at Jefferson
park. The pugilists were intelligent
specimens of Young America, and the
country boy came off first best. No
blood was spilled, and as we left the
park the boys were preparing to smoke
the pipe of peace.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

DGA- An intense light was observed
in northwesterly direction from our
city, at half-past nine o'clock last even
ing, aud gentleman from Orange re-
ports that an extensive fire took place
in that town last night which I'M
doutedly accounts for the light seen by
our firemen. A house and barn, valned
at $25, 900. was destroyed. se
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

nesas A hint to Long Branchers ;
Many d person is willing to bath in the
clothes which other people have worn
into the water, who wonld Indignantly
refuse to wash in the Stops they had
in their bowel.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

B6g~ Mr.. George E. Van Blarcum,
our uptown carrier, yesterday sent us
a SQUASH weighing 1715 pounds. In
general appearance it resembles the
astute editor of the Union County Her.
aid, and our imp of blackness says it
would be hard matter to " tell tother
from which"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

Hsa. A coal dealer at the Port in
formed us this morning that coal had
-" gone up" another dollar per ton since
yesterday. Spectators may continue
to rob the poor, and the poor will not
buy any more or oftener than possible.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-17

Heap A correspondent of the Newark
Daily Advertiser, describing a carriage
ride which he took through this city,
says he crossed the KW Von KuH, and
so on out Broad street. 1t is. really
how much some people
know.