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For IN 1RR1TATED THROAT, COUGH, OR COLD,
" BroDn's Bronchial TrocheS" are offered with
the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They have
been thoroughly tested; and maintain the good
reputation they have justly acquired. AS there are
limitations be sure to- obtain the genuine.
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MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-A meeting of Rich
mond Commandery, No., Knights Temp
lar, held on Tuesday night, B. NJ. Harris
was elected senior warden; Albert OrdWayI,
junior warden G. w. p. Brock, sword
bearer and Lucien L. Bass, warden.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertis ements In
The principal ne wspapers in Virginia Nol tn Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ut pub
iishers' rates. Tor cash. Apply at this ofices
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CHASag oP ScHEDuLE.-The Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad will run the accommoda-
t!on train daily during Fair week.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
i by an order of the cireuit court Of the uniteo
Strtes for the district of Virginia apr oin1ea re-
ceiyers OF the effects of the Bank Of Vtrg nit mere
by in obedience to that decree, notify al pefsoas
indebted TO said bank forthwith TO pay tae deoss
due by than to said bank e the nndeTsa ~ ps 20
ceivers. z DASD y - AoSI 'A1A'S'
n,-,s " 1A hece, vcrs' I.
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Mr.. WILLIAM PARTISGToN can be found at the
St. Charles Hotel bar. where he furnishes the best
of liquors and oysters.
Free lunch every day at II O'Clock A. NJ.
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ROBBERY AT ST. PRTER's CATHEDRAL.-A
white woman stole two vases from the altar
of the cathedral yesterday. She was ar
rested, and will be brought before the Mayor
tO-day-
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AcoUITTED.-The jury in the case OF DR..
Bird, in the circuit court of Henrico, on
Yesterday returned verdict of "not guilty"
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DENTAL NoTIcE.-Dr. F. DAVIDSON, Surgeon
Dentist, No. lilo Main street, having returned to
the city, would be pleased to execute any orders In
the line OF his profession.
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q FOR NEWlYoRK. GsHeA
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 3aass

- FOR NEWLYoRk. ETTh
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP &&&
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, ,NIAGARA A. Abe
MARLE, and HATTERAS leave New York for
DAY, THURSDAY,. and SATURDAY, at ,
O, clock p. N. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommoda.
tions, and attention. are unsurpassed.
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT A QUAK-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the omces OF TINS
n. L. McCREADY, President, ls7 Greenwich
'Deesi WILLIAM c. DUNHAM 4 CO., Agents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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M B. HECKLER'S

NF B. HECKLER'S
lSE. STEAM SAUSAGE MANUFhCTORY,
No. 32 SECOND MARKET.
am now man uufuctariny all kinds OF SAUSAGE;
and / most rcspectfully invite the public to call
and see NE before buying elsewhere.
Wholesale customers VII! hnd IL 10 tneif hteTes'
10 call. Liberal discount TO the trade
oc z3-eOd2w#
~ CUCUMBER PICKLES, new and htm; Is.
FRENCH MUSTARD, genuine;
BAkER'S CHOCOLATE,
CGLIFoRNIA giANDY and WINES, at
J, b. KIDD's
oea III Broad street,
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRED ut the Dispatch Office.
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uRIcuMoSD. June 8, 1850

- Aessrs. VI. D. Blair & Co., Ss7 Main street: =
Gentlemen,-I certify that have most care
fully tested the viii skey presented to me called
alpha" and find 1t free from fusil oil, copper
and all impurities, and 1 am pleased to recon-
mend 1t as sound medicinal liquor.
"J. B. MCCAw, N. D.,
"Profcssor Chemistry Medical College, Va"
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REL1G1oUs.-To-day, being St. Simon's and
St. Jude's, service will be held at st. PauPs
church at - NJ.
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FOR LIVERPOOL L6A4SEPAssrows. ASP &sSse

FOR LIVERPOOL AND GR
INMAN LINE OF NAIL STEAMERS SAILING
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cdbin, Payable In Gold. =,
Storage, Payable In CurTency.
LIVERPOOL or Queenstown. % w
PASSAGE By TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
7 Ivernool or Queenstown (goldl l,,.,,.S so O.
Ia,ifaS I,nidS -. 70 ,I......, 20 90
St. Johns, n F., by branch steamer (gold|. 10 90
Steerdge, Payable in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. 20 90 90
Halifax .o .o y" oo
st. Johns N. F., by branch steamer " o9
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, anu
the Continent, at moderate rates. ;:
For further information apply at the Company's
offices. JOHN u: DALE, ASent,
Is Broadway, New YORK; or 10
WILLIAM c, DUNHAM CO., Agents.
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HOl FOR THE ssitssh1la
FOR PALATEA, FLA, VIA SAVANNAH,
VILE, and all LANDINGS on the ST. JOHNS
VER.-SEMI-WEEKLY LINE:,-The elegant
T. MCNELTY, will leave Charleston, s. c., for
the above places every TUESDAY NIGHT at $
O'Clock. r,,,-
The elegant and frst-class steamer CITY
POINT, Captain GEORGE c. MCMILLAN. will
leave Charleston every SATURDAY NIGHT at
O'Clock for the above places.
extra charge for meals and staterooms.
For freight or passage apply to
J. u. AIKEN & CO.. Agents,
South tlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. c.
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NATIONAL LINE.

Steamers weekly to LIVERPOOL, 1&6A
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leaving u
pier II North river every Saturday
DENMARK, ERIN PENNSYLVANIA,
ESGLAND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, $3.50 aud $76, currency.
Steerage passage, $50, currency. ..y
Steerage tickets from liverpool or Queenstown,
1877, In currency. - -.
Steerage passage from Antwerp, Hamburg hot-
terdam, and Havre. $45, in currency.
For further particulars, apply at the oMces OF
the company, 80 Broadway, +. W. y. hurst.
Manager, or to
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CROCKERY, &c.

NEW GOODS.
The subscriber has taken the store No. 1908 Main
street. opposite the post-oce. where he has opened
a large and attractive stock OF
CHINA,
GLASS. and
EARTHENWARE.
Also, q full line Of the
BEST PLATED GOODS and
HOUSE-FUREISHING GOODS
OF all kinds, which he offers at the lowest prices:
The GOODS that were saved from the fire will
be sold at half their value. A call Is solicited.
G. G. GARY,
oc % No. 1000 Main street.
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We publish the following certificate that our
readers may know where they can obtain whis-
key so highly recommended for family and medi-
cinal use and at such moderate priceviz., 3d. SO
per gallon. They make liberal discount to deal
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. 4

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. s1
The JAMES RIVER TOWING AND TRANS
cute He' T0WiNG and LfGHTERfNG TOBACCO,
SALT, and all other MERCHANDISE, LUh-
BER, and WOOD, to and from City Point, Peters
burg Norfolk, and all landings on James river.
For freight, apply to
Commercial Block; or to
JAMES E. RIDDICk, Secretary.
ID. s. LEFFLER, Agent,
Office No. 2016 Dock
between Twentieth and Twenty-frst streets.
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. INSURANCE COMPANIES.

THE SOUTHERN MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. S2S0,0oo.
Chartered bydhc Commonwealth of Virginia.
ONCE Northeast corner of Ninth and Main
streets Richmond, Va.
This company issues participating policies on
farm and city property, by which the insured be-
comes member Of the company. sharing In Its
profits. A sent-annual dividend Of three per cent
declared July l. lse9.
). s. CALVERT, President;
+ q. s. PRICE. Vice-President and Treasurer !;
j. W. SESSOS, Secretary;
DIR. II. g. DAVIDSON, General Agent.
oc 14--Im
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SHIPPING.

TOR NEW YORK.-The new <GeTa
Z and elegant side-wheel steamship sEs!ssss
NIAGARA, Captain BLAKEMAN, Will leave ie her
Mt II O'Clock A. N. Freight received up to 10
O'Clock A. NJ. Fare, si2; steerage,Ss For freight
or passage, having unsurpassed aGcommodatiohs' dn
oc 2s-et corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TOR RELFAST, IRELAND TT
Wanted. TO CHARTER A VESSEL Of fGrfT
600 to 5000 barrels capacity. to load forsEGa
Belfast or Dublin, Ireland. Apply to
CHARLES HOWARD,
oc pst I4l0 Cary street.
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ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
| MACKENZIE, HENRY & FLAMANT,
81 BR ADWAY, NEW YORK.
Through bills of lading given from Richmond 10
all European ports for tobacco, cotton, graln ana
osher freight.
Particular attention given to small packages.
Cable kilograms forwarded at low rates.
Close connection made for the Pacific coast,
Sandwich Islands, China, and Japan.
Freights forwarded to all parts OF the United
States and Canada. Apply to
auos corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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| sion. the DWELLING HOUSE recently Iii
, occupied by Mr.. Z. w. Tompkins. and formerly by
the late DR.: H. A. Taturn, corner Clay and second
streets This Is desirable residence, supplied
With gas and other venences, and In good re-
pair. Terms reasonable. Apply at the premises
or to the undersigned, No. So4 Leigh street
oc 22-1w l.. ID. IAiC-h
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WILLIAM j, c. DUNHAM & CO., Agents.
STEAM TO GLASGOW AND 4S
LONDONDERRY. &5R

STEAM TO GLASGOW AND E&
LONDONDERRY. %4R&MH
THE ANCHOR LIN
Fayorite Clyde-bult passenger steamers are in-
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 90 North river, at IL O'Clock NJ.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY:
Cabins to Liverpool Glasgow, or Derry, $50 ana
excursion tickets good for twelve months, 3leo.
Steerage to Glasgow or Derry, $50; intermediate,
gas.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, $s7.
Passengers bookedto and from Hamburg, Havre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp &C., at very low rates.
Drafts issued payable at any bank In Great Bril-
tain.
Offices, No. Bowling Green New York, to HEN
DERSON BROTHERS., or to
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM i co, Agents.
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WANTS.

WANTED, by the 4TH OF NOV EN-
w BIER 100 good COLORED MEN, with cir
families Call at No. Fifteenth street. ,r,.r,s
o5--i0t 81. L.
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TOR RENT, a desirable and CEN gs:s
traIlv-Iocated BRICK RESIDENCE. No. ElI
322 on the north side OF Franklin street between
Third and Fourth streets, containing eight rooms
besides basement, closets, and Il two-story back
porch gas and gas-fxtures throughout the build
ing, and kitchen with four rooms. The parlorl IS
furnished with u Latrohe stove, which warns the
two rooms above. -
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
Eleventh street between
oc o3--oodst Main AMI Bank.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, Il most desirable and G:a
nIeasantly-located BRICK RESIDENCE, III
on the southeast corner OF Grace and Bclyidcre
streets, having about ten rooms; ample servants
apartments carriagc-house, stable, and other
necessary 0ut-houses; and q well OF water In the
ward. There is large garden attached, with
grape and other choice fruit trees, ana the yard
we'll set In beautiful shrubbery.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL.
Eleventh street
oc e3--eod4t between Main and Bank.
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Sons of Temperance.
WASHINGTON. Jul

WASHINGTON, June 8.
The National Division OF the Sons of
Temperance of North America, began
its 25th annual session this morning in
this city. Delegates are present from
nearly all of the States and Territories,
and also from Nova Scotia aud Canada.
DIR. Lees of England is also here, and
takes part in the business of the Con
vention The hall in which the
sessions are being held is handsomely
decorated and festooned with flags, and
paintings of Queen Victoria and Gen.
Grant occupy conspicuous positions.
The Division called in a body on
the President, at noon to-day, and
paid their respects. The visitors,
about two hundred and fifty in num-
Der, formed in semi circle when
President Grant entered the room, and
was addressed by Robert M. Foust, of
Pennsylvania, Most Worthy Patriarch,
who said those present were from all
parts of the Union and the British
provinces. and they came to pay their
profound respect to the Chief Magis-
trate of the nation. In granting this
interview they looked upon the Presi
dent as recognizing their motives in
the interests of humanity.
DR.. Lees, of England, was intro
duced. He expressed hope that the
Presidents administration would have
the effect of strengthening the friend
ship between the two great nations OF
the earth that the cause of freedom,
rs well us Temperance and morality,
may be preserved. The President
bowed, but made no verbal reply. The
visitors then approached in line, were
introduced and shook hands, and as
this ceremony was completed, he re-
tired.
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THE ROAD BoARD.-At the meeting
of the Board Monday afternoon, to
hear the objections of persons living
along the line of the proposed avenue
between this city and Elizabeth. to be
called Frelinghuysen avenue, the fol
lowing residents of Waverly and vcini.
ty were present, and stated to the Board
individually their views upon the mat.
ter: Charles e. Hunter, William Price
Amos Pollison, David Band, James
johnson, Charles Bazire, Ira Hand,
Edward B. Hore, Sylvanus Cooper, and
John Prick. After several of the gen.
tlemen had given expression to their
opinions, Judge Williams q member of
the Board stated that it was not the
purpose of the Board to do anything
arbitrary, or in any wise injure the
people living along any of the avenue,
in contemplation, but that it was gen.
orally believed the projected improve
ments would greatly enhance the value
ofall property lying upon or near them.
Frelinghuysen avenue, he said, was to
commence in Clinton township at the
foot of what is now known as Freling-
huysen avenue in this city, and connect
with Newark avenue in Elizabeth !;
would be 100 feet wide, S,625 feet in
length, and for right of way, laying
out and grading, would cost $4,000.
He also explained the law to them, and
said that while the Board were not
only willing, but anxious to hear the
opinions of parties interested, they
should regard the assertion that they
"didn't want the road because they
didn't want il" as an argument becom-
ing only to elderly ladies. Before they
withdrew a number of the gentlemen
expressed themselves rs satisfied with
the proposed avenue, and although no
action was taken by the Board, it is
probable that it will be constructed as
originally proposed Newark Adver-
tiser.
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The Cuban Revolution.

HAVANA, June 8,
The fact is now established beyond a
doubt that the tilibusters who landed in
the Bay of Nipe have effected a junction
with the forces of Quesada. The troops
have had several skirmishes with the
insurgents recently near Trinidad.
The City of Havana is quiet.
The emigration of Cubans from the
Island has again commenced. and large
numbers are leaving. The commission
of volunteers met yesterday, but adj.
iourned without taking any action. It
is reported that Minister Roberts has
telegraphed from Washington to the
authorities at Havana, warning them
of their preearious position. Advices
from Trinidad have been received. A
revolutionary movement was on foot at
that place. The volunteers had attemp-
ted to depose the Governor, who resis-
ted and was killed. Gen. Lesca, with
the Vasque Volunteers, has gone to
Cinco Villas The Nnevitas Railroad
has again been cut. The Government
has received information that two slave
ships are expected here
WASHINGTON, June 8.
Information from reliable sources in
Havana has been received, which shows
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Military Reunion.

The Society of the Burnside Expedi-
ton and of the Ninth Army Corps will
hold their first annual meeting at Rocky
Point, near Baltimore, Nd, on the 7th
day of July, at IL o'clock A. NJ. This
society is com posed of the officers OF
army and navy and every enlisted man
who served in the Burnside Expedition
to North Carolina or in the Ninth Army
Corps, upon paying an initiation fee OF
-, which should be forwarded to Col.
d. r. Larned, Treasurer, Box 665,
New York, before July 6.
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panies to lay crossings for pedestrians
only for horses and vehicles. The only
case of which he knew was where the
New Jersey Railroad Company had
placed crossing for foot passengers at
Mary street. If these crossings were
necessary, Council would be compelled
to order the same to be laid, where
upon Mr.. Lyon moved that the matter
be referred to the Street Committee.
Judge Tenney offered resolution to
allow so, 500 to Magic and Carlin con-
tractors of the Morris avenue and Mill
Lane sewers, for the extraordinary loss
es sustained by them i'll doing the
work.
Mr.. Gray thought that if the con-
tractors had used proper precautions
they would have sustained less loss
He could not vote for the resolution,
as there were other parties waiting to
see how this matter would be settled,
in order to present similar claims,
Judge Green felt that it was per-
fectlv idle to pass such resolution.
There was no money to meet the
payment of such a warrant He too
acknowledged that this was an extraor-
binary case, and he really felt sorry for
the contractor, but he could not under
all the circumstances of the case, vote
for the passage of the resolution.
The resolution was LOST to 10.
Mr. Carroll, bridge tender at South
street, is to receive 5000 per year, as
salary.
The Health Committee were directed
to re-district the scavenger districts.
Mr.. Lyon offered a resolution that
| the bell on the house of Rolla Engine
Company, No. 2, be rung only in time
of fire. Adopted.
Mr. Gray offered resolution that
the Street Commissioner have foot
crossings laid down at the various street
crossings along the line of the Central
Railroad, and also over the New Jersey
railroad at Chestnut street.
A communication from Rev. Mr..
Kelley, inviting the members of Coun-
Gil to attend the Strawberry festival be-
ing held at Market Hall. Accepted.
The following bids were opened and
read:
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Safest Gqle9rapfrit SNelus.
Special Dispatches to Daily Monitor

Special Dispatches to Daily Monitor.
Railroad Aceident.-Gen. Grant and
Family Safe and Sound.
BALTIMORE, June 1913 A. M.
President Grant and family left Wash
ington last night. The locomotive, ten
der and the two forward passenger cars
were thrown from the track near the
Relay House, by II COW which had ia
ken up her nights lodgings on the
track. A number of persons were in
jured, but no names are given.
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SECOND DISPATCH,

10 o'clock, A. M.
Gen. Grant and party are safe. They
have proceeded on their journey, and
will reach Elizabeth at 1920.
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WIRE CLOTH FOR SCREENS

A BOUT TO ARRIVE complete assortment of
N Wire Netting for Mosquito Screens-plain
drab and green, "a, so and sc inches wide.
L. NJ HERRICK L. co.
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LONDON, June 9.

Dispatches from Cork, received to-
day, mention that one johnson, print
er, was arrested in that city last even
ing on the charge of being connected
with the Fenian organization. His
particular offense consisted in circula-
ting documents of reasonable char
acter among the soldiers of the British
army.
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Great Britain.

LIVERPOOL, june 3.
Emigration to America is setting in
very strongly this season. No less than
5000 people left this port last week, in
the different steamers and sailing YES
sci, for New York, Boston, Baltimore,
&c.
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J. MADISON DRAKE,
Editor and Proprietor.

Mail subscribers Sc year, in adj
vance. Single copies three cents.
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Adults 10 cents.

A N ORDINANCE to fill or drain the sunken
n lot situate near the easterly side of jefferson
avenue, between Julia street and Port avenue, re.
puted to belong to Justus Morris.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City Council of
the city of Elizabeth
Section l. That the sunken lot situated near the
easterly side of Jefferson avenue, between Julia
street and Port avenue, reputed to belong to JUS
tus Morris, shall be filed, drained sufficiently
so as to abate the nuisance now occasioned there
by
Section 2. That the whole amount of costs, dam
ages and expenses incurred in the prosecution and
completion of said improvement, shall be duly as
sessed according to the provisions of the act en-
titled " An act to revise and amend the charter of
the city of Elizabeth" approved March t. 1868.
Section 3. Said improvement shall be made and
completed under the supervision and direction of
the Street Commissioner, and according to the
provisions of the city charter and ordinances.
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The ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is
published al. 155 BROAD STREET, near
ly opposite the National State Bank, by
j. MADISON DRAKE,
Editor and Proprietor.
BsgH Job printing, at low prices, at
this office.
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LONDON, June 8.

LONDON, June 8.
The election riots at Nantes were
more serious than the first dispatches
from Paris to-day represented. The
troops were called out, and were oblig-
ed to use the bayonet in dispersal g the
mob, Many of the rioters were wound
ed, and large number arrested. At
last advices order had been restored,
and the city was quiet. A telegram
from Paris tonight states that large
and tumultuous crowds assembled
again in the Montmartre district to
day, and that troops were called out to
suppress the disturbance.
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TO LEI,
FOR SALE.

THE HOUSE AND LOT, No. 81 William street,
L near Catharine street. House IS by % feet
with kitchen attached. Lot &c by 100 feet Fine
garden. Price 80, 800. Possession Immediately
Apply on the premises a19 If
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Mr. GEORGE E. VAN BLARCUM has route in the
upper part of the city. Orders may be left at this
office. Mr.. WILLIAM g. JONES will supply those at
the Port.
Copies may be obtained at 1856 Broad street.
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Father Felix Barbelin, pastor of st.
Joseph's Church in Philadelphia. is dead.
He was the most popular Roman Cath
Ole Clergyman of that city, and it is
said fulfilled the idea of amiable priest
hood. His death is especially regret
ed by the thousand of the poor.
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The DAILY MONITOR will be served to subscribers at
TWELVE CENTS A WEEK.
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Councilman Dockry's resolution to
order the Veteran Zouaves to fire the
National Salute ON the 4th of July, at
q cost of $125, was passed.
DIR. Woodward wanted to know where
the money was to come from.
Judge Green replied from the Fire
Department appropriation he supposed,
as a salute was to be .f,'ed" Laughter.