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ROPOsALs FOR GuARD.HOUSE AT
BROWNSVILLE.
HBADaUARTERs FIFTH MILITARY DIsrhoT.l

sIAlb or lkAAH1 Y. " 81
Austin, TExAs, Dec 4, ls6s.
Sealed proposals., in duplicate, will be received
at this office until SATURDAY, January ID, lsA, at
II u clock M for the construction OF wooden
uard house at the United States military post Of
Brownsyile, Texas.
Office Of the Chief QuATteTmasIeT, Department Ot
Louisiana, New Orleans at the oniee Of the super
GTande, Brownsville, Texas, and at this Ofnce.
Zach bid must be accompanied by 4 gulrAntee OF
at least two persons (w hose responsibility must be
certified to by clerk Of Court, that the bdderis
competent to carry out the contract u awarded 70
therefor, aud each bidder will state his place Of
Tesidc1ce, ,,,,
PToposaIs to be plainly indorssd "Proposals for
Qua I'd house at Brownsville, Texas, " and Ad.
dressed to tho Undersigned.
BY command Of BTeyet Major General J. J.
ReyuoIds J. A. POTTER,
BfGvct BT gadler General and G. Q, NJ, filti Mill
taTy District delI-td
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Gel " euPeLlolenuent rolloe lelekIaph.
DROPosALs FOR PAVING,
OFFICE OF SURF AND INSPECTOR OF sEwERs,)
,,CARRIAoEwArs, ASD fOorwLIs,

OFFICE or srP'r AND lSsPEoroR OF sEwERs,)
CARRIAoEwATs, ASp foOrwAIs, \
CGIr HALL. WAsHINGroS, Jan. T. lseL
Sealed p, oposals vi J be received at the Mayors
18th instant, for paving, eurbing. &c for the year
commencing April ], lsp, for the several wards q
tie ti y. No contractor TO have nor be Interested
In more & an one ward
Specifications can be seen at this oice, also at the
Office Of the Co missioners OF improvements, in
tte basemeht Of the west " nE Of the City Hall.
No bid will be received which does not ioeludo
al offer for each separate item Of work and ma
teral.
The law requires that contractors for the above
work shall be practical PAYERS,
ch bid must be accompanied with the written
gu raatse Of q RESPONSIBLE party known to be
suchD that II accepted. the bidder will execute a
cor. ."act In due form, and perform the work in &C.
eosdAuee Herewith.
Toe guarantee must b. In substance as follows;
81 b. Euaraptee, of TIL bid be az eepted by the
rAyor. thai the bidder will enter into a contract
for tue same, aud perform the work according to
IL 0 req uiremouts thereof tsignedl, A. b.
Ala e. 1men's for the a, owe work TO be made In
accordance with existing lays. -
supt. and Inspector Streets, Sewers, SC.
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

Pro { ,aor DANIEL 3. 0RoUX, formerly teaehe
Of .ioGCrn Languages At the GeorEetown aud CO.
irTb u Colleges, b. c., and who has been very
srss" .;ul during mauy years In impArting the
Srowlcd'e Of French, Spanish and German, will
rake q ,angementA with schools and private
e'e e1 'or instruction In the above Languages.
TTglr ,ons made, also, from the Italian. swed.
-, D. - h, Dutch, &c. For terms, apply at his
Ohce. 70 5l6 Seventh street, opposite the lntelli
Legcer Building. between D and street, Washi
sntOn, d. @. hepl.u
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NOTICE LUMBERMEN.

U.SESGINRER's OPFICR,N q FIFTH ST,
LOUISVILLE. KY, Dc u, ISIS. ,
Sealed pTOp,s.ls, 10 duplicate, will bsT hci
at this OH e until u IN. ,On MuN Ai, January D.
1863 for the de iyeTy Of following good, sOunC,
White TAX Timber aud umbeT,l wit.
l22, 900 feet b, IN. ~ inche, by 10 InChes.
5000 feet b. IN. 10 inches by Is inches.
2Bs, goo feet b IN. 10 iuchss bI u Inches.
1000 feet b. m. timber, S inches thick.
$4,000 feet b. IN. planks, 4 inches thick.
1000 feet b. IN. plank ',S inches thick,
A,OOO feet b, m. planks,2 inches thick,
Contractors will be required 70 deliver this ma +.
terlal on a lot adjacent to the river bank neatly
piled up, and each different size In separate piles
Information with regard 10 the lengths OF differ
ent sE s,lhs lot wheTeOn the material must be
stored, blanks for proposals Of the form required
aud any other Information will 10 furnished On
application to this Othco, printed copy OF this
advertisement must be attached 10 each proposal.
Zach bid must be accompanied by written guar
antee signed by two responsible persons, that the
party or pa ties proposing will inter into contract
upon receiving the awardment.
No bids will be entertained excepting from Ium ,
bermen, aud the right Is reserved 10 reject any anu
all bids II II snail be deemed for the interest uI Tue
Government to do so. l., - -
1wenty per centum Of the amount due on each
delivery OF material will br reserved ~ se-uTl'S
for the fulhllmenl Of the cJnlIaIi, I
Proposals will be iudGrseI 'Ptoposals Tor Luh'
ber and timber, " ana addressed ,,,, ,yr,
Major Of Engineers, preyot MuJ Gen. u's.s.
1Npl-
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j. DEAN SMITH
GEO. W. BRENT,

The Undersigned trustee. named 10 the deed from
corded IN LbeT y, No. 8, page 81, which was given
payne ut Of the sum Of 81, 500, mentioned in above
Advertisement, asssnts t9 the sale ePropGrtyon
the terms above Indicated bX d. smith aud Geo.
W. Brent, trustees, and will Join In making title
10 the same. s. T. BEACH,
dec9p.td Trustee.
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Pn.r rOrHIrRDIrARrNENr,

wAsHISdrOS, December y, 1865
The time for receiving proposals under the fore.
going Advertisement is extended to the goth day Of
January, 1902 and such proposals will bo received
until that day at ~ o'clock moon.
decs9.tuit A. ". RANDALL, 7. NJ. Geuerll.
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Auction Sales.
DY WIN. L, WALL 4 co, ,Aueiioneera.
ID Stores slb and 9l7,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue aud Ninth 81
oovERSSE5T sISFtss sttE 9E NAVAL
NAVY Yam. wIsutSaroS.

sTohbs' EQUIPMENTS, &c.
, NAVY YARD. .wAsulxaIoS.
ss &6sb& GJGSS Jnsis ssi @ ~ st SiEE'i p m oi&
The Washingt9n Navy Yard, large guauti,y Of
epnS pun articles among which may be enumer'
foR Sf i TiiR iIi2s'ITfR BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND
90 barrels Brass ssd doppsi wa,hlup, a 10, Of
eld Mess Chests, STEP, Ladders .Halshesi Port
slS''5 1:Sss : sssi .usS S5'ss' al e. g. sS: sSs
Si Foh isf Rs{t Si,ii AND RE
ssSss ssSs; T$ s!&.P $is n Ss Ssssa
vi S1k fF ThE t5RI II sTEia a GsSSBfst$slSS GsS
f5R FHpRds FR s6RRit SRih 81 sRRsRDs AND DOCKS.
old steeIys,d' tnns Pls,I9.3 Scale sSts
Tub iSt old seafiCid Poles old Boiler. % fect
SylIpsShes, lC1 escorted sa,bss e load. od Lnn.
EeT Sg s,ox. po9Ts az fame'' hsh' wagon Cook
nj fSR S'i 'fiS bGaEAg Il q !, ,ssssovrsrOSs AND
pcSna Ess k s.ils a1 &sF,sa pdapd ES'f B. sfs
&sas &' ,,s GS |sid SSS poHoS FsRSf' FESR'f'
s:sy v fs B. lsSss.s TSSs % he sH hs e ss purchase
Articles 70 be removed within six day', or for
''i''d to the ooy'Fn~s%sfi WILLIAM RAppoRp.
janl.eOit Rear Admiral aud GommSniSht
10y VIRTUE OF A. DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED
ID by the National Building Sad nanufaetuTing
Association apd Brick. Sand and drAyel Company
90. when Ssed L astsd aad Oees@Ser, isS1, and
.sOra IN ..e1 Y No 81 asG 2 Ne NSSda
the nIst day OF March, lyD, expose TO SALE at pub
lie auction, at " m Id front OF the mayors Office
A certain TRACT 0F LAND, IN The county Of
Alexandria, containing between ninety and one
hundred acfes, called "wArERLOO,n bounded
on the west by the Alexandria and Washington
on the north BY the lands of the late Thos Hughes
Sssf HS ssS sG1h ssa nSe
ments erected thereon, aud TOOLS, MACHINERY
and OUTFIT used and to be used by them TO carry
their trade and business, tOgyther with the iran
ehlses and all the privileges, rights and property
" the said company, and also iheir patent right
for the Inannfactufc gf brick In this District Of Co.
lumbla and county of Alexandria, Virginia.
TRRMs.for the real estate. suiieisnt cash topay
t2,6G, with interest from 9Th day Of August. 1857,
ments Of 81 800 each, with interest from August .,
1884, the nrst the 9th August, ls, and the other
tho 18th August. lb7Oi the residue the purchase
money, II any, to bo paid with interest from the
day Of sale on the said 9th August. 1870.
The bonds OF the purchaser to be given for the
deferred payments, aud deed Of trust to bo exc.
Tor the personal property, frapehises, ke. terms
cash. J. DEAN SMITH,
GEO. W. BkgNT.
Trustees.
The Undersigned trustee. named in the deed from
j. L. BOnnel to him, dated August ., 1857, and 70.
corded in LibeT Y, No 8, page 81, which was given
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OFFICERs,

OFfICERsi
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Kenny D. COOKE, Washington, Vice President
EMERSON W. PBBf. Philadelphia, Secretary and
IS TukNER, wsshiagtou, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, ~ D., Medical Director,
J. EWING BEARS, NJ. D.. Assistant Medical Dl'
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
APH't HoRWiTZ, Chief Medical Department
b. W. BLISS. N. D.. Washington.
The advantages offered by this Company aro-
itisa NatonsMi A. Company chartered by snesia
aes Ga p.lS GlGHs5ssI,i az sspitsi iSsT Of q
II offers low rates Of premium, ,---,
furnishes larger Insurance han other companies
for the same money.
II Is home company In every locality,
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Eyory policy 10 non -foTieitable
Policies may be taken which pay to the tnsuI cd
their full amount and return al the premiums, 30
that the Insurance costs only the decrease on 20
Policies viii be issued that will pay to the In.
sured during life an annual incOme Of one tenth the
qS%Ss T..s II sS PSS' upon the
Il Ensures not to secure dividends, but at so low
asOs hS diVdhsRRSsSr Be wS%sb wlnSS2%sssibSleIy EVERY
COUNTY, and applications from ,eQmpetent par
should be addressed to the Company's General
Agent. Uly 9 !sS Hisfs
on application Rtthe once Of tho Company in this
city.
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Dress Making,
nREss MA KIN

II 4 VI n n ~ "
MRS ATKINSON, Si7 Eighth street west, be-
tWaen | and X, Is now better prepared than ever
10 turn out work satisfactorily. Ladies' wishing TO
make their own dresses can have them cut and
basIed On short notice. Garments cut by mcasuFci
no guess work, 49,,
Patterns cut when desired oc3'h
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Auction Sales.
TODAY.
pY oRgBs WILLIAMS,
ID ussELL pARRAoKs AT AUCTION.

r UssELL BARRACKS AT AUCTION.
DEPor orARrERsAsIER's oPYIcE,l
wAsHINgToN. d. c., Dec. &, 1858, 4
Will be sold at public auction on WEDNESDAY,
January Q, 1862, under the supervision OF Breyet
Colonel Asa p blunt, Assistant ouaItermaster. the
Government buildinGs on Capitol Hill known as
Russell Barracks, 40 follows.
SSIlaiss SSiIlRaiii r5ssfsss sI9ab fsst i.f5if siGI::
2bulldinEs, each 2iIfx6DJs feet, stories.
ibuildings, each 2sxB feet, with Kitchens ltxn.
stable, SEa7 feet.
building, 2sxB feet.
building, ajxioO feet
building, rxp feet.
lbuildinEs, HlSxll5 feet.
building, 2lN67 feet.
building. l6lSxl2 feet.
shed. ltx7i feet.
once, 2ixGo feet
oeaee' g4xlsl5 feet
building. 2ix6l feet.
gi6 feet ef picket fence, tfeet high.
Sale to eomme q CO at 10 o clock.
Terms: Cash In Government fluids.
Ten days will be allowed purchasers TO remove
their property,
J, @. McfERRAN,
Deputy q. NJ. Cen, Bvt Brig Cen, U. S. A.
dec2q-td
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5IS NEW BAT AND SHOE STORE. 519

OlO J. T. PETTY AGO. OlO
Hayejus opened at SIS setenth street. opposite In.
teligoneer Building, anew and we'll selected stock
ofHATs, CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES for Gentle.
nei and Boys. which they offer at a small ad
vance upon cost. Having bought for Cash they are
-nabled to offer superior Inducements to purehas
are. and solicit only opportunity to convince the
puDlie that they really selling desirable class
4 goods at very low hEures.
A call solicited, aud comparison Of prices ehal.
ongsd with any similar establishment In the city
J. T. PETTY 4 CO.,
lis Seventh street, opposite Intslligsueer Building
Washington. D. c.
GOod stock Of Canes aud Umbrellas constantly on
hand.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

OFFICB CHIEP QUARTERhAsTBR,
fUURTH MILITARN DlsIklcr, 7
NICKsBuRu, Miss, Dec ~, 1858.
Sealed proposals In tTplicate will be received by
mail ut this office until |! IN SATURDAY, the
Post QuarteTmastrf at hatcher, Miss, Of three
hundred 600 cords " good meTchAntAble, dry,
hard Wood, in ruCh quantities and at such times
as may b. required for the ,pnblie service AZ the
Post Of NalchcL, Miss, until June 80, 1892.
mentioned In my previous advertisements for sup.
piles.
J W, sCULLY,
BreycI Col. aud A. q. NJ, U. S. A, 4. c. O. NJ IIh
Military District deC3l It'd
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Intelligence Office.
GARD.

The undersigned would respectfully call the at
tention Of the citizens Of Washington aud OeOTge'
town to the fact that they have this day opened an
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
Iu room No -, east wing
BASEMENT OF "CITY HALL"
Where they are prepared to furnish Clerks, PoTers,
House S0Tyants. aud general help OF all Kinds on
the shortest notice. g.,
dissatisfaction guaranteed 10 all cases Special
attention paid to the rental Of h9Gses And COLLECTION
WG1HISaroy, D c., Dec. !, 1875. noN'u
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DY COOPER LATIMBR.
ID Auetioneers,
(Late clerks with Jas. g. Mcclure Co. y
Southwest corner OF Pennsylyania avenue and
Eleventh street, Star Building.
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Proposals,
;oRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PrRyEroR' = oPTIoE,l
WAsHIEqToS, D. @, Jan. 8, ls@ I
Proposals for furnishing this Department with
Stationery for the ensuing half year will be re
eeiN ed at this Office until the 1lth Instant Parto
q. SUTHERLAND,
ja5.eod9t Asst Medical Puryeyor U. S.
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del6.eod&ds
GALE OF DAMAGED CLOTHING AND EauIp.

-
AssIsrASr o, N, GESERAL's = oIIIcE,}
PnlLADgLPgIA, December &. lSjs. :
tlon Of Captain W. H. Oil, Military siorekeeper,
United States army, on account Of the United States
at the sehnylkill Arsenal, Gray Ferry Road. il
the city Of Philadelphia, Pa, on THURSDAY, TIM
"a Of 1&RpS s coSns InS and 2aaTass
Rags, &c, viz:
% Forage Caps, s07 KnRpsR
% Blankets, wOolen, strapped,
Is UnifoTm Jackets, % Hatehet Handles,
cavalry, Ill Camp COlOTs,
l, ,Sl3 Uniform Jackets, Storm Flags,
light artillery, 80 Canteeus, COM
''O o'SS men, G'' 2gl Trunpot and
30 Great Goats. foot. Bugle Cords, aud
men, Thbselss
81 Pair Trousers, ass Pounds Burlaps,
hOIsemen, Old, ,,
2D2 Pair Trousers, foot. lilo Pounds Cuttings
l7 Sack Goats, lined. lO.IG Pounds Cnttiags.
10 Sack Coats, unl lined, N old tent,
~ Shirts, hannel and 2'X95 ponnds raber,piu
GOO Pairs Drawers 1914 Pounds Strap Iron
ia pair Stockings, 2ss Pounds Scraps old
40 Hayersacks, KnApsaCks,
600 Boxes, old.
/ lot Of Lumberi also, quantity Of Chevr1ns,
Feathers, Pifes, Scales. Drums, &c.
The sale will commence at 10 clock g. ~, on
the day above. me ntiOned, and continue from day
to day until the whole Of the property advertised Is
sold
Terms each, in Government funds.
All property purchased must be removed within
Ave 80 days from date q the sale,
this oies, Or At that Of the Military s9TekeeEeT at
the sehuylkill Arsenal. d. II; RUChER,
Gen. U. s, A. deo3l.td
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Wants.

WANgED, TO Bgy, BY BsiT5TH, kAplEs,,
oED:HkND GL0THi NO. u DER CLOTHING.
BOOTS and sHOGJ, Gc., tc., at g@I Seventh
Liberty Market. bctwCel aud N streets, east
side. se2I-u
WANTBD-NEw AND CAST OFF CLOTHING,
w OLD GOLD AND slLyER,or any er arti.
lie OF vAlue, at the old bliahed Pawn
broker Store Of r. FULTON 4 60. 81 Ninth street,
doors north Of fPennsylvaniA avenue. de2O.U
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For Sale or Rent.

EoR RBNT.Two FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
= Wster and Bath-pleasant location-atN No. ll0
Second street west, near 4 street no7e.u
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PROPOSALS FOR THE ExTEEsIoN OF THE

DEPARrsESf OF MgTRoroLirIS PoLIoE,)
No. Q LOUISIANA AvBEuE, I
wAsHISGToS, D, g., DecembsI 81, 1885.
sfrsd to The Bosf n PS
January q, at noon, for the extension OF the Police
Telegnph from these Headquarters to the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane.
Also, separate proposals. for the extension Of the
same from the Eighth Precinct Station Fifth street
east and South Carolina ayeuu ue) 10 the same point
In accordance with specifications at this othce.
SPECIFICATIONS may he seen, and any explanations
viii be given on application to
NJ. Y HOLLEY,
dea1.td Superintendent Police Telegraph
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T. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH
RED Ash, Sall siIes)
CtjMBERLAND COAL, run OF mine.
do do, lump
Q2pPOUNDs TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
90 Now is the time for families to put In their
winier's supply. n,,owy.soy
Southeast corner Of New York avenue and FIJI.
tssnth street, NaiFn's new building, formerly at
Iaj Ninth street, between and Y. Yard and
WhaTyes foot Of seventh street. au22'U
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-01
ELIZABETH, A. j., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER /, 1869
elizabeth 9aiIp aiaonitor,
PUBLISHED An 1856 BROAD STREET, BY
]. MADISON DRAKE.

MODIFICATION OF THE INCOME Tax
The proposed modification of the in.
come tax, which is now being agitnted,
is an excellent thing, bpt its entire
abolitiCn would be still better. No
form of taxation has proved 30 obnoxi-
Gus or SO full of demorahza-
ton as this. We do not exclude the
nefarious whisky frauds when we say
that the attempts to collect the income
tax have been more fruitful in pro,luc
ing fraud and perjury than any other
method of collecting the revenues of
the government Moieover, it is an
Improbable tax, because the cost of
collecting it is dsproportionately large.
1t is particularly offensive and unpopu.
| lar because of its inquisitorial charac-
ter. Our people are too independent
to permit their private affairs to be
spied into by vulgar and partially ire
! sponsible officials, and through them
exhibited to the public. Hence the in
come tax has been a source of general
dissatisfaction.
Besides, it is well understood that
the heavy tax imposed on the incomes
of hard working people is not neces
sity. AS the new views, which it APP
pears are just now finding favor in
| Washington, go to show the expen
SEES of the government can be obtained
from the revenue on whisky, tobacco
and other Injuries as well as on stamps,
there is no reason why there should
not be very extensive modification of
of the income tax When Senator
Sherman, of Ohio, declared in favor of
the continuance of the income tax the
other day he was mistaken. 1t is a
most unpopular way of raising the pub
lie revenue. The experiment to col
lect tax of two dollars gallon on
whisky proved failure and demoraliz-
ed the whole whisky trade. But the
collection of one dollar, as now propos-
ed, may probably be mplished
without any difficulty. 1t seems &C
cording to the figures, that eighty mil
lions per annum can be raised on whis-
ky by doubling the present duty that
thirty millions can be obtained from
stamps, ten from fermented liquors, as
much more from licenses, leaving if
teen millions to be raised by a tax on
incomes in order to provide for the en-
tire expenses of the nation. If the
modification is to be made in any one
of these taxes, by all means let it be the
odious, and inquisitorial income tax.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-01

DR.. Peter Cartwright, the celebrated
Methodist preacher, has nearly com
pleted bis fiftieth year as presiding
elder, and at the session of the Illinois
Conference, at Lincoln, on the oath of
September, a sort Of serious jubilee
will be held in his honor. The pro.
gramme of proceedings included l.
Religious. exercises by two clergymen.
2. Reading of a list of all the appoint
ments DR.. Cartwright has ever held.
3. Address. 4, Response by Dr. c.,
with review of bis whole life. 5.
Thirteen distinct addresses by as many
different individuals. 6. Four distinct
addresses by various conferences. AS
soon as it is over, the Doctor is going
to California-and small blame to him.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-01

MAsTIcATIoN.-T custom of not
masticating the food properly is very
common cause of dyspepsia. Before
the stomach can act properly on food,
mastication is necessary to break the
cohesion of the organic matter, in order
to aid its solution in the stomach. 1t
extends the surface of the substance to
be acted upon by the juices of the
stomach, in the same manner as pull
verization aids the action of chemical
81 Vents upon common matter. There
is also, probably, some influence of the
saliva, which mastication mingles with
the food, in aiding the solution Of sol
id matters in the stomach, although
this is undetermined. At all events.
mastication, mechanically considered,
assists digestion and nothing is
more likely to get as an injurious
irritant to the alimentary canal than
unmasticated food.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-01
PLAIN SEWING and MACHINE STITCHING
MRS. j. A. WILSON

XITISHES 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-
Sewing Machine. Having been at first class work
for number of years, she understands Cutting,
Making and Trimming Ladies' and Childrens I'm
derclothing. Also, Childrens 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 the ladies for their
orders in the evening. m3 3m
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-01

PIoKLED PEACHES. --Put ripe, but
not soft peaches in hot water for one
minute. Wipe them Immediately with
dry cloth, in order to remove the
down of the peach skins. Take good,
but not the sharpest vinegar. spice it
with cinnamon and mace, and to each
gallon put three pounds of brown sugar
Add the beaten whites of two or three
eggs, scald, and skim till clear, taking
the kettle from the fire each time it is
skinned. When partly cooled, turn it
over the peaches, just covering them.
A gallon of vinegar, with three pounds
of sugar, is sufficient for about peck
of peaches.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-01
REF RIGERATORS.

TIME - Alaska" Refrigerators, Chest and Refrge-
| rator, with Galvanized Case and Iron Ice Box
the best and most desirable Refrigeratorin the mar
ket. For sale by L. NJ HERRICK & CO.,
2l9 Broad street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-01

Two negro prisoners broke Jail at
Hampton, Va, on Saturday night =
One, named John Bailey, was sentenced
six years to the Penitentiary, and the
other John Wilson, had three indict-
ments against him for robbery
When you go to New York city be
sure that you have enough money to
bring you back again. 1t is inconve-
nient to beg, and dangerous to steal,
unless you have political influence.
There lisa difference between a mans
character and reputation. Character
is what man is reputation is what
people say he is.
Genius shoots to Heaven like sky
rocket, scattering showers of sparks,
then falls unnoticed to the earth-a
stick
The best genius man can have is a
genius for hard work.
A faithful apprentice will make a
good master workman.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-01

The chapeau de chasse, introduced
by the Empress, varies in shape but
little from the ordinary round hat. 1t
may be made either of black or white
straw, and is turned up with black vel
vet. Two long black feathers wave
round the crown. which is rather ele-
waited the feathers are fixed by a
cockade of black or colored satin rib
bon, or by a largo butterfly OF bird s
tail.