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Bssidenees OF Senators An0 Bepre'
ssnsativss 10 Wsshissees.
Tho following Senators and Representa-.
lives are now In the city for the winter.
We will be obliged TO members who will In
form US Of their places Of residence imme.
dlatelY upon their arrival In the city.
S.a aes sasns a &:
o.:s.fIy. Eugene. o.iiic.nis, M....ohu.e,t.
Carpenter, Matt. IL, Wis, No. Q, tisst.
0ois, 0o!nslius, Oal., ss, .tfssi, "a snd %.
Corbett, II; ", Oregon, 40 18th st., E and =.
Rs nssS e g. Nv sS az i,;. So va Va s;h'
Rovlsr, ]. s., Tenn, lsT Estrest, sth and sth.
Harlan Jas. ia, 800 II st., bet. 10Th and nth.
Mow ., = q, wis 80 street i7,h and 18th.
Osborne, j. W., Fiosids, ESbit House. Sc ''''
Pomeroy, 8. o., Kansas, SIS II st. and W. ay.
ss% s Ast ohfU "a N ,sss and h isss
spsnesf, Geo Il L., Ai.bsas, wiiisids,. 'n' l.
Scott, J., Penn, 70 Fayetts st., dsoregtown.
Upton, l. W, Nebraska, 97o M street.
Trumbull, L., Ill.,, sol Frat street east.
Warner, W, Alabama, 26t = street.
W.On a.sr r. S;sso' .saa,On aG acu..
REPRsssHTATivss.s
Allison, wm; B.. lowe, willard.'.
Asper, !: T.. MISSOURI, to2 Fourth street.
Boyd, B.. Missouri, ia Fourth street.
Blaine, Hon. J. O., =. a: r., aos T street..
Uuiion, s. NJ, III, is Thirtssnth street.
0tsbs, ]. M, Illinois, Mstrop oiitsn Hotel.
CLARK, g., Ksnsas, United states Hotel.
Eiai:insars, b; Al a7s > y. north.
Fitch, r, New, No. sDuddington Place, LIST.
aa::S B. J. A. Sas ~ w ks :;s:i Hotel,
Hooper, s., Mss.., cor. 18Th and II sts.
Io ssS 5 i 81 lnS 81 E lie ;i's e.
Jsas, Ne. M = b, ill.,, d IN H y
k ky b. b. f q x, " M;;n .,4sss House.
Kerr, M. o., Indians, IS Missouri avenue.
LoughridGs, VIM, Iowa, National Hotel.
MCCARTHY, Deasis, n: Y, 200 Vermont ave.
MsarsS, j. b., WV, cor. % Il. and Mo- .V AZ.
Ni6iaoh, W. E., IN Besil st., Georsetown.
Ofth, q, s., Indiana, k35 II street.
Packard, j., sos o st., bet. 9th sad 10th.
Palmer, Z. W., lows, tos 9Th Of.
Pomsroy, Ohss:, Iowa, 81 Psnna. avenue.
Pras.er, VIZ. y, Tenn, Sie n street:
Sargent, Aaron l.. osiiiornia, L str.st.
stsifwesthei, Il. H., Conn, Ebbitt House.
Smith, VIM, lows. National Hotel.
Smith, WIN. J., Tenn, Empire House.
Stokes, WIN. B., Tenn 50 9th st..
Van Trump, p, Ohio, Az Tenth street.
Washburns, Q. o., Wisconsin,, $50 sixth st.
Wilkinson, NJ. s., MINI, National Hotel.
Williams, W., Ind, % North A 1t.
htso s.,y,
Shsfer, J. K, Idaho, Wiiisrds' Hotel.
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Natioual 4epnblifau.
THE COURTS.

EoUITr CouRr-Jsdgs Oiin.-Thls court
made the following orders yesterday
y. .. Hewitt 70. Barbara Wall. A judicial
sale having been ordered In this case, the
trustees were directed 10 publish In the RR.
PUBLICAN the terms Of sale made In this
case, and that, II no exceptions b. filed there
70, the said sale be confirmed.
N. v. Larner 70. George 8. Gideon. In
this case decree Of possession having been
made, the court ordered . rule on the do.
PENDANT 70 show cause why . writ Of posses.
sion should not be issued.
Adjourned.
CmoUrT CoURr - fudge Carftsr. - This
court was occupied as follows yesterday,
Loefiier 70. Hockmeyer. This Is suit for
the amount OF notes given for rent Of Losf-
isrs gsrden-the defence contendlng that
the whole account was settled. The plaintiff
admitted the settlement, but denied that the
notes were included In the settlement. The
Jury rendered q sealed verdict for the defend
ant In this case. Mr.. Miller moved for q
now trial.
Lockrsy W. Bradford. This 10 an action
OF ejectment for the possession Of real estate.
MT. Philbrook filed the formal admission Of
lease, entry and custer.
Darlington q staekpole 70. Washington.
This 10 an action for the possession Of real
Tho jury were directed TO bring in sealed
verdict.
Hsinricks 70. Delmar, Bayne 70. HELEN,
Bcayan q Co. ". Soars, Brining ". Slncell,
GOODWIN 70. Bar, Gaiser vs. Bshrens, with
leave TO amend, and Hughes ". Whelan.
CASES TO-DAY.
The following numbered cases are assigned
for to-day, Nos. 100, 1888, 200, 233, ~, 459,
900, 22s, 22s, 800, $50, $50, 2Ss, al, 124, 90,
and IS appeals.
Adjourned.
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noys.a Brsvs, MAJOR U. 8. A..I. q.
A rTHRACITR COAL FOR THE NAVY.

BUREAU OF EogIPnsEr AED RBoluITIsd.l
wAsHISaros, November q, 1903. )
Sealed proposals., eadorsed ''Bids for steamer
Coai,n will be received at this Bureau until
MONDAY, the 9Th Of Deosmber next, at 10 clock,
ties Of Steamer Coal at the different Navy Yards.
NAVY Yard Ws s.hiSiic;n, s. t sos..
:. Boston. 1000 tons
- Norfolk, boz tons,
Also, for the delivery Of 900 tons at Navy Yard,
Philadelphia on board Of vessels .t such points
within sig miles thereof as may be designated By
the Bureau.
xitho.s extra s ehsfss 70 he GoVsransnt cf any
kind.
or Black Heath or Of kind "a usl in ali respects,
such equality 70 Be determined ~ inspeotion:
The price TO be Per tor Of :. 10 pounds, at weight
Of Navy Yard aoslss yhea 80 dsliversd
The right 10 reserved By the Bureau 10 reject any
bids not deemed adyantaseous TO the Government.
The coal 70 to be delivered by the 18Th q Dseem-
oeL seTt' hreauired' c,,!1 y sshRI rrs.,,
IhROpOlAIa ROR NAII-InCRl
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SPBCIAL HoTIoBi-HAvIsaJ JUST CON:
aRsFs' vSSNisiaiSa ao3B B q Z. 1sfy i.ts. let
dsriss nv siosf lnIgs. VARIED. ssd complete IL ali
dspa rtmshts, faeiiiNss for pfosseutinG my bust
me- 70 sell M goods 81 the l"wsst cash prices. In.
spsotion Of stoek and priess solicited a.
CHAs. II. LANl's,
RAshionAbls Hat aad Gelts' RurnlshinG Store,
494 Penn. ave. near Rour-And-A-hAlfs street.
N. D. Particular Atlsntion eivea to the m nufAe.
oessful experiences In this branch OF my business
enables to insure satisxetion 10 all my patrons.
no90-soin
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GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

ORG. p.rqr ars.rr,si,:Iss.l
I'd "a. SssilSi s sss y lss'
unl..d sisi iH ~ SsS. Z,
coad:n I'd and 6nssrvis.sSi. o:srtsrns.ts s = =
Stores and Cl9thins and kquipsss. sonsistinE in
Toci.. srS.%:. n Bra.s : A.ru.... Scrap Iron.
Stoves. ,stoye.pips, Rope, or.in Sacks, Spikes.
fsn. 80 i aassi.sof: sna c aifcrm
Goats, Ac., &c.
Terms Of Sale: Cash, In Government funds. Bills
TO be settled i'm medIatsiy After sale.
Propsr.y to be removed within i've 90 days after
By order Of Chief ouartsr,nastsr Plrst Military
District HENRY ". JAMES,
ousrtermaster. novl5-td
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PRoPosILs FoR SUBSISTENCE sroRRB,

pAor''Ah' foh 'oDei'fhNoh 'rohhh'
OFFICE DEPor ConHInARr OF suBsIsrlHoE.
RIcHnoEp, Va, Nov. 26t 1869.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
At this once until 2p. m. on MONDAY. December
H. 1880, for suppl the follow Wing articles. yiEi
sd barrels RXTRA fLoUR,
i.o pound. BIo c9Tyhs, sareen.)
% pound. iphEiNfrNE cAsDLEs.
LIN pounds SOAP.
l,yS pounds SALT.
$50 pounds BREAKFAST BACON
Uoposnds java CoFfEE, (Green.)
40 pounds CRUSHED sU0Ak.
90 pounds HARlNA.
400 pounds LARD.
$50 pounds BUTTER.
| Conditions. Ae.. A. hsrstofors. ,,o,.,
novsst Brsvs. MAJOR U. 8. A.. a. Q. 9.
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SALE OF sEHy5SEABt p, ~! IL gsssERvloEA.

w g!.,aS g, S o,s ;;hyi sP'sss'r}
Thsrs will 30 sold at Fable Auction 70 the hi sh
~ r. ~, ssSsd;;r. 4 noon. on wspnssDAY D.sem6er
NAVY Yard. Boston. large LOT Of articles % ord.
naIee, eomprisins non. e mali Arms
the eonclsion Of the sal, remainder With
must bs removed from the iard, o,Ssrviss they
10 be disiiseiiy pndsrsiosd that no suaran,..
will be given TO pufchasers Of articles offered for
exact condition o, qualify but 10 believed, how
ever. that svsrythisg offered foS ssls Il .. repre-
nol0-td Chief Of Bureau.
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oteamboat Lines.

MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
A wAsH1sor5SsTT xssS NEW YORK
Hereafter the hns sisamshlps B. Q, KNIGHT,
JOHN 1ibS9N, an, yILLKX CITY. go
f.sal.i sssf.wEsKEf, sips bst@s.S @
NV, I5KK .rhLETANDRiA. wGsHlNdT9s,
YORK rom PisI p, hast River, every WEpNEs.
M snTS5Sb kstys ES y Is
Fer further Information. apply to JOS. l.. GAIT,
Agent oAce aad wharf foot OF High street. George:
town, at the corner Of Seventeenth street and
New York avelus. J. W. THOMPSON,
au7l-N President.
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Government SALES.


w..rs Dsss. fgtss.iss s1.%s:, Siis's.
RhT p.esmbsi 9. At u m. The RRAhE sT6RB.
Ii .s % s "a s,i ,;' 5:,y::2
fss. from, y i1 feet deep, aad two stories high.
By order Of the auartsrns.,er o.n.r.i.
D. o, THOMAS,
Capt, \. s. K, U. 0. A. Aetiss Depot Quarter.
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THR99gqH LIVE s, BErwEEs = wAys dJJEdTos.
WAsHIHsroSf sept Is, ls6S-noon.
Trains between WashinEton and New York are
goR INV YoRk, Without change Of cars.
Leave daily tsxcspt Sunday At a0oa. N. IL Is
FoR PHILADELPHIA.
Lssys daily tsreept sundayjat 500 a. m. u, Is
ieaysfoI New York Ne.W p. m. and Philadel-
sleeping ears for Now York on 200 p. IN. train
Through tietsts to Philadsiphis, Now York or
Boston, can be had atths Station once At all hours
See Baliimors and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule betvssn WAshin Gtol,, BALTIMORE.
Master Of Transportation.
H. COLI; a.Ssrai Ticket Ascent.
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Proposals.

L srRAINED Oil,
TlIAulI DRrRArnRsr.
OyYIcl LIoHr .Houss BoARD, \
WAsuisarol CIrr. Nov u. lse.
until o'eioef, p. m. on GoSDIY. the esh day .
pee:%bsr. $50. fSr ,uyplyiel the LEht: House
Ions Of the best quality pure Winter Strained OIL.
TO be divided INTO nys lots and for furtheSf nor
nation apply Atths once Of the Light. House Board.
noi5 sodss Cbsifmsn.
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(toUGHLIH DRUG STORE, OPPOSITE
" Ma onia Tsmpla. Prescriptions accurately and
honestly compounded, and atths lowest charges.
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OUARTERxAsriR sToRIs, @. AND o. IaUIP.

QOARTEhAAsrrR ssTSHIs . AND o. laUrr'
xMA.uri.TSa. B. q, soy.ss.r i, ~
sa ' 3, rs ,fis s,1s a. A%Hiss
Z 70 N lot II cie,6iss. S,%Rs1a sIrI.On
ssy. together with Tents, Knspsseks, Metallic
Sealss. P!ek'axes. shovsls, Spades, Blankets,
Bootses, &e., Ae. Also, QuArtsrmastsr Btofss,
consisting In part Of:
10 Horses. 1900 feat Oak, Ash and
n Army WaFons. 7,TW feat w p JoIst
100 Wster Buckets. 1000 feet HioorinG Egy
And numerous other articles '"'
Tho attention Of farmers and othsrs 10 called 10
longer required.
Terms; Cash, on day Of sale.
By order Of the ouaftsrmaster 0susral
Capt. n. 8. K. U. 9. A., Acting DEPOT Quarter
master, poq0-et
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Between Twelfth sud Thitteeu,h streets.
Refer, to shop MeG,ll, q y etmond snd all
and Richmond. aud Dr. barnett. wN-hinE,on,
jy2l.U
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Real Estate Agents.

CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, on Capitol Hill, for
sale on monthly payments.
HOUSES AND L6rs In all parts Of the city for
sAlsAnd rent, jy7-H
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1s AZ ss9 IND I !5ssS
w.;hll''''', :sSSss:%% Baltimore ,as &, m
ras oRIAEF fySFEls TRACK RolTSTlRs p m
VIII ELsgtANT SCENERY; Palace state; room
AVA. ss oh . 1. Ssi SSuI %s Sa:i
sny other route. Two hund rod miles saved to
Fisig Sif S;,iEsi SiS WEST
TWO DAILY ExPRKss TRAINS NORTH,
Throulh from BALTIMORE 70 ROCHESTER, and
PIrfsbGRa yl.hsons ss..s: o.,,-,
81 ifSFs "a q f TTiasH ~ changes In UNION
Tickets by this. route can BE- procured At the
ones, corner Of sixth strest and Pennsylyania
foInatioa will be given 81 all times,
Passengers procuring tick cts at this once Sc
fg,: n sls.RinE S.ss ioI xlmirs or
Corner Sixth ct. and Penn. ayenue.
- waahinGton, d. O.
ID. 8. YOUNG. General PssssnG.r Agent.
deS-ly Baltimore, Nd.
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CHAMBERS. December ., after . short illness,
Chambers, sEsd one year Asd four months.
HARRISON. AZ 4 O'CLOCK. DeesnbsI !. after .
Gsli.'iaa lsrtisud., Rcs:.r Noon H i .
In the 77,h year Of his age,
denos, M Vermont assnus, bstwsen ii and I
streets. on Friday. December a. clock. The
In vited to attend. tstAr1
BAKER On Wednesday morning. the LIST In.
slant. :. lie o'eIoek. Mrs. ELiIt PAEnn. reliss Of
Her fuosraI VIII tai, plSe: oh fridsy, the 81 In.
slant, at II o'clock. g. m. from her late residence.
No. 90 street, corner OF Eighth.
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The many thousands cured at this ipstttution
yithIn ths last sishtsen Jssrs and the nIn@eton'
Witnessed by tho reporters Of the sun. and
many other papers. notices OF which Appeared
stand Ing gentleman Of character and rcsponsi
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
Persons writing ;hOqld be particular In direct
manner: JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, N. D..
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
BssS-ly Baltimore, Maryland.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-02

Bay~ Yesterday afternoon q young
man of genteel appearance, who had
been making repeated devotions at the
shrine of Bachus, and who in conse-
quence had become totally fusilized,
and demoralized, was trying to impress
on the audience about the depot, that
he did not care whether school kept or
not, or whether Fourth of July
was better man that st. Patrick day,
and from the use of lungs we are of the
opinion that he thought his audience
must be deaf crowd. Officers Doty
and CLASSIFY made worm fence with
him down Broad street to the station
house, when they left him to be recon
That young man must feel
nice, when he thinks of the ridiculous
figure he cut on the street yesterday.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-02

Bea- The picnic of the Broad Street
Baptist Church Sabbath School yester-
day was very pleasant and well arran-
ged affair. The scholars with their
friends, were conveyed in carriages to
Haviand's Grove, about two miles be-
yond Railway, where the day was pass
ed in innocent amusements-the child
rem rambling to their hearts content
through the beautiful grove. The ell
der boys engaged in base ball, while
others sang and sacong. In the after
noon addresses were delivered by Rev.
DR. Miller and others.
The school returned a vote of thanks
to Mr.. Haviland proprietor of the grove
for his kindness and attention to them,
and promised to spend the next ami
versary with them.
Tents were struck" at about five
o'clock, the party reaching home lit
tie after six, all delighted with their first
excursion-no accident Occurring to
mar the pleasures.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-02

pA- Last evening, about seven
o'clock, as the train on the Central
Railroad was crossing Jefferson avenue
George Day, (Nho resides with bis
widowed mother in Lafaye cite street,
attempted to jump off. The cars had
Stacked up somewhat, and in his efforts
to get from the train, he fell on his
face and his foot went under the wheels
The train suddenly started, and his
foot being in this position, was badly
crushed. He was carried into the flag
house near by and thence to his home.
DR.. James S. Green was called to at
tend him, and it is feared amputation
will have to be resorted to. Young
Day was clerk in New York, and had
been for along time past in employ of
NJ. L. Cory & Co. of this city.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-02

The New Jersey Classical and Scien
tific Institute at Hightstown is one of
the finest educational buildings in this
State. 1t stands on prominence in
an eight acre lot, with a lake in the
rear, which with little improvement
will make grand place for pleasure
The building has a centre and wing in
line. 1t is five stories high and two
hundred and fifty-fve feet in length.
There are eighty-four rooms on the
three middle stories of the wings, each
room being designed to accommodate
two occupants. the attics contain
rooms which are designed for the lit
erary society, and in the ladies' build
ing the music rooms the rest is occu-
pied for dormitories. The basement in
the north wing contains the school
rooms, four suite of rooms for teachers,
and four rooms for students. All the
other part of the building is separated
off into rooms for domestic purposes.
Water is supplied by means of tanks,
and the whole building is heated by APP
paratus in the cellar. 1t is probably as
complete building as was ever design
ed for the purposes.
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GGsH The :'Police Guard, command.
ed by Captain William M. Shipman,
and preceded by Manahans band,
passed our Office this morning at about
half-past seven o'clock, on their way to
New Brunswick, where they will spend
the day in target practice. The men
were fully uniformed, and paraded
thirty muskets. Considering the little
opportunity they have had to drill,
owing to their other duties, they march
ed exceedingly well. They were ac-
companied by number of invited
guests, and will probably return to
this city about o'clock this afternoon.
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PORTABLE SALAMANDER BOX BURNING
FURNACE, OF ALL SIZES,
Not equaled by any in the market. Also, age
BOYHTONS ELEVATED OVEN RANGE

This new and beautiful Range, which has just
been completed, is now offered to the public 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 ii the nearest to perfection of any Elevated
oven Range in the country. E
We win enumerate some of the peculiar advan-
tages this Range possesses sr rr
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, afiordng larger accom-
modations for Cooking purposes. .tt
Thrd-It has 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 a 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 1t abso-
lutely necessary to burn a 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. Es&
Sixth-The ovens do not project over the boiling
surface SO as to make it inconyenient in removing
the boilers, as in other patterns.
Seventh-There are better arrangements for con-
veyng the steam to chimneys and controlling the
draft, than most ranges, s.sses.
Eighth-The ovens bake more evenly as we have
return fue over the top of the oveu (which is the
point that most often fails) thus securing perfect
baking oven on the top as well on the bottom. =
Ninth-The hues in this range are all complete in
themselves, 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 be repaired, if necessary, with
js1Y JOHN HILTON.
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ney. The ferry boat :. Central u who

sas" The ferry boat Central" whose
beautiful finish is well known to our
citizens, was badly damaged last night
by a collsionl with a tug boat. 1t APP.
pears that as the ferry boat was cross.
ing to the Jersey side on the eight
o'clock trip it ran afoul of a steam tug
and in the collision a huge vent was
made in the ladies cabin. This makes
the third time the same boat has been
badly damaged by collision and on
this occasion had just come from re-
pair dock.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-02

He9p Messrs Davidson & Kempshall,
arrived at Lake George last Saturday,
from their annual trip in the Adiron-
dacks, having been in the woods six
weeks Mr.. Davidson arrived at home
yesterday having left Mr.. Kempshall at
Troy. They killed five deer on Catlin
Lake, and caught 151 pounds of spec
killed. brook trout at Preston Ponds, be-
sides many other species of game. Mr..
Kempshall will be home this evening,
and will preach on Sunday as usual.
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Mr.. EDIToR:-It may not be uninter-
esting to many of your numerous read
ers to know that in view of the unpre-
cedented peach crop of this season, we
have imported large quantities of pure
white Brandy, to be used solely in the
preserving of fruit-more especially of
peaches.
We are enabled lowing to our supe-
rior advantages to offer this Brandy
Warranted of the purest quality at
the low price Of $3.50 per gallon, de-
livered free of all charge, to any Part
of Elizabeth. Yours truly,
SIcHER BROTHERS,
161 Washington St., New York. If
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-02

neA- Councilman Gray, chairman of
the committee on lamps, gas and water,
last evening reported in favor of the
construction of eleven street hydrants
in-the Fifth ward, for which he is en-
titled the thanks of his constituents.
The report was adopted. By the by,
Council Imam Gray is interchangeable in
his efforts to have the streets in his
ward put in first rate order.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-02

BSS" Anumber of the Scotch residents
of this city left this morning for New
York, where they propose spending the
day at Jones Woods with their games
and plays, in company with large mum
bers from New York and other places.
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peA- The store corner of Elizabet

neA- The store corner of Elizabeth
avenue and Scott Place, which can be
made the best paying stand for gro
Gerry in this city,is now offered for rent,
and good tenant is desired Some
years ago, when Elizabeth was only u
village, an immense business was done
here, and we cannot see why the stand
should not be made more profitable
now that we have grown into full
fledged city. See advertisement.
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n Preserving, picking and can
ming fruit" is the title of handsome
little book for sale by Dunn and Case,
news dealers, No. 1856 Broad street. 1t
contains seventy-two pages, and con-
tains recipes for all kinds of preserv-
ing, canning and picking. 1t should
be in the hands of every housekeeper
without delay.
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ELIZABETH AVENUE SEWER.
CLINTON STREET SEWER.

Mr. Gray called up the proposals fo1
the proposed sewer in Mary street.
Judge Green said he had been in
formed that all the owners in front of
the property where it was proposed to
build this sewer, were opposed to its
construction, and if this was true, he
hoped the proposals would remain just
where they are. He did not favor put
ting people to an expense which they
positively did not want.
Mr. Gray said in place of calling up
the proposals, be would offer resolu-
ton asking the city surveyor whether
it is necessary to build the sewer i'm
mediately, from Jefferson to Madison
avenue-said report to be made at the
next meeting of Council.
Adjourned for two weeks.
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Bs' Several car loads of excursion
lists, accompanied by brass band, and
under charge of Conductor Alderman,
passed through our city this morning
from Easton, on their way to Bergen
Point, where they will hold pic mic.