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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
By 4. G. Pulliam, Aurtioneer,
Southwest corner Main and fourteenth streets
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-

NOMMlSS1ONER'SS 5LE Of VALUa-
" BILE FARM, NEAR THE CLOVER HILL
RAILROAD, IN CHEsT2kFiELD: At hUC-
Court OF Chesterfield county pronounced AZ It's
February term 1882 In the suit styled Nancy Flood
ct ais cS Sarah 4. " alihall ct ais VIII proces "a
to sell at public auction In front Of Chesterfield
court house, on TUESDAY, kBrll 18th. rte, at u
O'Clock u. Chat being ccurt-day, but IT from any
cause there shall NOT be any court on that day,
mentioned In said bill and decree, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY SIX ACHES tmore or
less). adjoining the lands formerly owned ey Geo.
about two miles and half south OF Cbestera q
Courthouse, three miles west OF Chester, and In
half mile OF Glover Hill retlroad.
TERMS: uIe-fonYth cash ;bsisnce tsix twsly'.
and eighteen months In bon s. Interest ADDED, and
title retained until payments are fully made. L@s
H fe CHalSrOPHEk G. 8osAEst
special Commissioner.
Sac conducted BY A. G. fULLIAN, Arctioneer.
an lids a#g.s sI~are setEg.t II sI $50
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondents of the Richmond Dispatch.
SHIPMENTS FROM PETERSBURG ANNUAL
SESSIONS OF THE ORDERS OF RED MEN
AND ODD PELLows-FIRES.
Pprppspupc anr;l O I,

PETERSBURG, april y, 1867,
During the winter m onths the shipments
OF peanuts from Petersburg to New York
alone amounted to $3.50 bags equivalent
TO nearly 10000 bushels. The quantity
shipped to other markets-Baltimore Phila-
deiphia, Boston, &c.,--is estimated to be
equal to the above figures, Adding to this
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office No. sal Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A HOUSE AND
l. LOT ON LEIGH STREET At AUCTION.
By vrtne OF deed of trnst executed by Joeph G.
Ritter house and wife to the subscriber to secure
the payment OF certain note the, ein described,
dated the 2lst day Of August 1853, and duly re-
corded in the CLERKS Office Of the nustings court
OF the city Of Richmond, 1T the request OF the
ho' der Of said ot9 will proceed to s. H. on SA-
TURDAY the nth day Of pril, 1869, at auction,
on the premises at q o'clock.P. NJ, the property
therein described being the eastern half Of LOT
No. 10 Gu Leigh street In the city Of Richmond.
with the i'm improvements thereon.
TERMS Cash enough to pay the expenses or the
sale and the amount Of sal | note, with interest;
the balance on such terms as may be agreed upon
Oh the day OF sale.
sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
Aurtoneer. APT
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.EOR SALE, HOUSE AND LOT cor-M
ner Grace and Eighteenth streets; seyen Ell
rooms lot4s by 90 feet: TWO streets; water and
every convenience. Inquire at No. 2I.-IE Dr.
mp a--8ts j. w. SATTERWHlTF.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioIeers,
No. 1903 Main street.
VALUABLE FARM IN HANOvE

VALUABLE FARM in HANOVER
v COUNTY. ON The UPPTR CHfCkAEo-
MINY. ONE MILE FhUM KILBY'5 STATION
(RICHMOND. FREDEhICKt BURG AID 70;
TOMAC RhILkOAD), ADJtiE1N9 WINS
BROOK ROAD, KNOWN AS The ..MOSELf
TRACr,n FOR BALE AT AUC1 ION:-At Tue
request OF the owner we will sell at IL O'Clock on
WEDNESDAY. l4th day OF : pill on the preni,
ses the above FARM containing two hundred ara
siXty-seven acres seyenty-fve cleared. ofeHceient
quality, the balapce wood Of which hfty acres are
original growth ship aud stsve timber. raw and
grIst- thin two miles. improvements house
with four rooms barn. stable &c. Facing GOOD;
TERMS: One-thtrd cash: balance, twelve aud
eighteen months, secured BY trust deed. For lu!-
Their particulars applyto HILL 4 GODDIN,
NH .9-eodtd ap ., 7, 10, tSI Auctioneers.
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh between Vain and Bank streets.

DRICK DWELLlhG AND VACANT
IDIOT. AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
TWFNTY-FOUHTH AND L STREETS, AT
AUCTiON.-The DWELLING situated as above
will be sold at auction, upon the promises on WE'D
NHSDtY. IA h or prii, at a ,. NJ. II has 4 ur
rooms, besides closets and passages; Kitchen
with two rooms, y we'll OF water, aid = good gar
den with frulttrces
THE lot is s7xl22 feet to an alley rs feet wide.
Terms at sale.
GZUSBS & WILLIAMS,
AMI kuctioneers.
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By arubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
u1ana,th between Main and Bank streets.

VIRGINIA HALL FOR RENT AT AUG
" TON On MON DAY the 10th day Of rri,
atie o,riock M. we will rent the aboys-naned
W, Known property n. suction. i, /,
It embraces the beautifully. geo saloon, 1ur
nished with every arrangement ior nrst-ciass 9aI
for q family or for club purposes. .,ro
Also the Hall, expressly adapted Tor puhiic as
semhlies accommodating between 400 and SEQ per-
sons with stage dressing-rooms, &c, attached.
The location is one Of the very best In Inc elty
for the purposes above referred To- oemg on Nlnth
In the hands OF euterprisiDg persons the hall
could be made one or the most popular resorts In
the city for concerts lectures, and public mes tings.
GRUBB5 q WILLIAMS,
Zap 10 Au;eloueers,
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AUCTTON SALES.
s,sYUTURE DA'
Hv Tbomss W. Keesee, Auctloresr,
NC. 1877 Main street. ~

ToUsEHoLD FURNITGaE AND MT,
Ill P1AEo FOB sAhSEb AT ss Issh instant van
sell a. nay H.. an assortment Of FUENiTuhE'
&C.. consisting OF usLr rssa2 yrtraT
Rose n wsoa-s saS es Eaan Wardrobes,
eess Cottage Furniture, .E1 ~
.Jenny Lid and Cottage Bedsteads' 49,
Hair and shuck Mattresses,
~ Mina ssahocany Suit OF Parlor Furniture,
several I'VE Lounges and Leuoge Bedsieaos, se'
Extension Dining ana "a az sofa so-es' z""
Elegant Office 1ablea,
TIN Safes, ~
Large Showcase, ...r.. .-..
Rnckiug and Wood Chairs,
Crockery and Glassware, ~ gEE EEifss7tG
I'm aelj ~ ss''' THOMAS W. KEESEE,
an oi 10 Anctioneer:
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AUCrFTON SALES.
SrfjsruyEE pay.
90 By wellington Goddih, HAucticneer.
fss9 Apperson, saIesman. 81
,1,I g. SALE OF SNAIL FRAMED

rTSRUsTEE'S SALE OF ALLFRAMED
TENEMENT IN JUDAH's ADDITION
Nv virtue OF deed Of trust to the subscriber by
Peter 6wynn and ife dated 18th OF October 1851,
end recorded In b iehmond Hastings Court shall,
In nxecutfon thereof cell at auction, the premi-
ses.f on GWEDEEsDAY the list OF Aprtl, 1850, II
fsir, If not. the next fa1r. day thereafter, Mt
O'Clock p. b., the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
said deed fronting 2a3 feet on south side Of Duval
between st. Peter ana Judah streets, running back
$50 feet having thereon comfortable FRAMED
TsNPMnhT, in the occupancy of said grantors.
whilst the deed requires cash sale as to the
debt secured, the holder thereof Will accept one,
fourth In cash the balance at four, eight and
twelve months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
sacrrred by trust deed. The terms as TO the sur
ph1s " IN be an ounced at the sale.
an 10 80 j. L. Arp Ell SON, Trustee.
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BY Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No, I'LL Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
l. AND KITCHE N FUShIrURE. ALSO
ONE UN DIVIDED M0IETY CT TRACT OF
LAND In THE COUNTY OF KING WILL
LIAM, At AUCTIOE.-ln execution Of the pro-
( visions Of trust deed from homas g. Epps to
the undersigned and George W. Randolph, bearing
date TIE sth day or January 1883. as surviving
trustee being so requisite d to do. ] will sell at
public auction, on III URSDAY. 18Th April. 1853,
ut 10 clock A. H., at the residence Of said Fpps.
q 1 the HOUSEHOLD and fCHEN FUkNt-
TURE there In. Also one undivided moe y Of .
TRACT OF LAND In the county OF King WILL
liam, supposed to contaLa SETEEFS-FlVE
ACREs, being the ssme land conveyed to said
Epps by Lucy F. ferry.
TERMS Cash, as TO the furniture: and the real
estate, one-tbird caeh; residue ut Six and twelve
months credit for negotiable notes, interest added
and secured by trust deed.
THOMAS Z. AUGUST,
APPS snrviyipg Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-10
By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1889 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
AND FRAMED DWHLLIHG IN NJ NEAR
TW2NTY-FIFrH STREET, UNION Hill. -
In pursuance of the provisions OF trust deed
executed tn the undersigned by Merit III. Burton
on the 2Sth day Of March, 1865, and recorde ! In
Henrlco Count Court In iced Book 81 page 81,
shall. on FRIDAY tic 10th or april, 1899. at
O'Clock p M, If fair and If not, on the first fair
d ~ thereafter offer for SALE The premises. all
that PARCEL Of LAND fronting about sixty
fifth street, and running back OF irregular depth to
the centre of the gully, with FRAMED DWELL
ING thereon. -....
TERMS: ENOUGH cash to pay the expenses Of
sale and TO discharge three notes now due anount-
ing to $c76 49, and three other notes amounting to
8s7l 49, falling due In four, five and six gears, re-
spectively from 25th March, 1886; and the residue
upon such terms the said Burton shall direct
or, in of his failure. upon such terms as the
trustee shall think fl. II, A. CLa1BOkSF,
an G. .dsN Tru5lee.
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X BY e. A. j. Glopton, -
Real Estate Agent and AncttoEeer,
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.

fTRAMED DWELLING, ON LEASED
I GROUND, ON WATER STREET NEAR
TIE EAMBOATLANDIEG At ROCKETIS,
FUR SALE At AUCTIoN.-I Will sell at auc-
tion on TUESDAY The 18th day Of April 1889. at
O'Clock p. d.. the FHAMED DWELLiNG as
2 TERMS AT sale. e. A. j. CLOPTOH,
on1o 50 ~ .#ag AuctfOneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Austtoneers, %
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
| BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT On

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
IN SOUTH SIDE OF MIN STREET BIZ,
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND sTREEIo
viii be sold at auction, npon the premises, on
TUESDAY, 18th April. ut u O'Clock. II lroIls
81 feet and runs back about TO fset u an alley.
II Is suitable for St or for two hrst-class resi-
dences, admitting OF all the modern Improvements.
No be ter investment can be found. -.
TERMS: Ope fourth cash palsnce at&, s. and L
months, with interest.
ap6 GBUBBs s. WILLIAMS. IN citoneers.
GALE OF VALUABLE STEAM Saw =
y hILL.--As trustees in y dx 6of trust REGARD,
ed Ia the Clerks ONCE OF tie County Court Oh
surry we will atthe joint request OF the gssnos
an beneficiary sell by auction on the premises
on MONDAY, 18th or 4 prii, ists, AZ O'CLOCK =;
NJ, that valuable SrEhM SsS-AiLL, Win sli
its appurtenances on the Clayenous estate, apS a;
two miles from Clfrsaont Shakf, lstely worsea
By j. Fl. Crump. Tie engine Is capable or run,
ming two saws. The mill can be removed, o. tne
purchaser can make an advantageous contract iof
timber with the owner OF the land
TEpMs Cash sufficient To pay expenses OF sait
AND the balance on u credit OF elk and twe'ye
months, interest added, secured by notss well IN
dorsed. = RQREAFOULp,
= j. II. CARRINt;TQH,
mhia g Trustees.
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T D. WEED,
s5s LATE ASSISTANT UNITED SLATER
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
OFFICE CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND BANK
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
Revenue business before the collectors and as
SCISSORS offices, the departments It Washington,
and the United States courts promptly attended TO-
Particular attention paid to the examination OF
cases before the United States commissioner.
Ia sa-2m
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DRUSHES, BRUSHEs.-A full and COM
D piee stock Of Paint. Whitewash and Shoe
Brushes also, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, in
great variety just received and for sale by
II Ssst II 5tfJ9a 99@fk&r--. r. W, POWERS
NH 50 - 49, lfr-s -i4 No. 1aoS Main street.
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TOR RENT, an excellent STORE and %
T. TENEMENT, No. 623 Broad street, be- "a
tween Sixth and Eleventh.. aud STORE and
BASEMENT on Sixth street between Marshall
and Clay, near the market. apply to
HIksH u GUGGENKEIMER,
ap 1-1w -t' 6l7 Broad street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, between the Old Market and Rock
i 4 etts, on ghursd sy the 9Th instant. y DAILY
DIARY, containing sundry accounts and CHECKS,
OF no value to any one but the owner. liberal
reward will be paid II lefs ut this Office.
ap8-2t%9 ..'ite GEORGE MYERS.
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TOR RENT, the former RESIDENCES
IL Of N. N. Wilson, Esq, on Thhtieth be-RA
tween Clay and Leigh streets, Church HILL con-
tanning ten rooms; Kitchen and the usual out.
houses; with large garden attached; well OF
excellent water on the pre- misses; and in nice re-
pair. 10 careful tenant the rent will be low.
R. A. j. CLDPTON.
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
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FRIDAY MORNING, April Q, 1869. {
Presbytery met according to adjourn
ment, and opened with prayer by the
Moderator. The minutes Of yesterday were
read and approved.
Rev. W. S. Thompson asked to be ex-
cused from remaining sessions of Presby-
terry which was granted.
Similar leave was granted Messrs. Paine
and Moseley. As the mail is about to
close, further report of to-day's proceed
ings will be deferred until to-morrow's
mail, 8.
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FOR RENT, large BRICK DWELL-@
E1 ING corner of Nineteenth and Marshall ~
streets the former residence Of j. Ii. Pcinde1ter,
furnished or unfinished. The house has eleven
rooms spring and well OF water On the lot; fine
garden handsome yard kitchen, Stable, carriage
house, &c. For terms. apply to
Ill $50 sss GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
. an 7-At 4.s. Real Estate Agents.
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FOE REMT.

ESOR SALE, HOUSE and LOT on "a
a Eleventh street between Leigh and Jack-Eaza
san he house hassix rooms in good repair. A
good bargain may be had II early application be
made to I. VhNCENi,
an 10 & MNW3t* I'LL Main street.
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EOR RENT, two or three desirable O.
E ROOMS with complete cooking accom- -
modations for small family. h ent ve,y MIDI
rate Apply ut No. az Grace between Third and
Fourth Streets ap lo-2l*
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Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH, July %.


President Grant and family attended
service ut the M. L. Church this morn
ing. at o'clock they rode to the res
idence of Mr.. John Hoey, with whom
they dined, returning to the hotel at
half-past eight The arrangements are
all completed for the grand ball which
is to be given to honor the President at
the Stetson House tomorrow evening.
At 3 o'clock this morning the stables
attached to the Mansion House caught
fire and were completely destroyed.
The flames spread so rapidly that the
stablemen had to jump out of the win
dows to save their lives. Thirty horses
in the stable at the time were saved by
the efforts of the servants and guests
of the Mansion and Continental Hotels.
The flames were kept from extending
to the hotels. There was great excite
ment among the ladies and guests of
the hotel. John T. Slane, an old vol
unteer fireman of Brooklyn, was badly
burned while helping to extinguish the
fire. The cause of the fire is unknown.
The loss is $40, 900, and is partially in
sured
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ns2ya When the stern father overtakes

Dsly" When the stern father overtakes
the child that is in fault, and anger is
on his brow, anger is also in the heart
of his child and the intense frmness
of the father kindles an obstinacy in
the child which is most intense. He
will not bend, nor break, nor confess.
But when the sun goes down, and the
pain is over, and the obdurate child is
gathered in the household in the even
ing, and twilight comes with all of its
softening influences, and he is alone
with his mother, who wipes the tears
that she cannot keep from her eyes,
and loves him and puts her arms fond
ly about him, and only looks at him,
and utters no word of reproach, oh |!
how does the generous child, with a
turbulent tide of feeling, burst out
into tears, and say, Mother, l did do
i'll did do it p And what the father
of the child had failed to extract, the
mothers look brought ont.
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Spain.
MADRID, Saturday, July "a

MADRID, Saturday, July "A.
An actual outbreak of the Carlists
has taken place at last. Five hundred
drilled troops, under General Savarego,
have appeared near Ciudad Real, and
q strong party are at Manzanares. -
They have interrupted railway commu.
nication between the two cities, and
cut the telegraph wires. A general IL
sing of the Carlists over Spain is ex.
pected. Don Carlos has crossed the
frontier.
A battle was fought this morning be-
tween the Government troops and the
Cnrlists, Under the command of Sava-
riego. Fifteen Carlists were killed and
u number wounded. The Government
troops lost three officers killed. Four
thousand Carlists have arrived in La
Mancha. The Government forces are
on the march to the scene of action.
The government has issued q decree
reviving and putting in force the mar
tial law of April, 1921.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26

OUR CRY. - A walk through the
streets of our city reveals to us the
cheerful fact that the spirit of enter
prise, which added so many elegant
buildings to our prosperous city last
season, has not, as in many other pla-
ces, died out, but promises to work
with renewed vigor during the present
season. Huge piles of building mate
rails meet the eye at every turn, and
the ring of the trowel and hammer
again favor us with their music for the
march of improvement. We are pleased
to note that residents of other places,
attrlcted by our facilities and opportu-
mites, are constantly coming into our
midst to locate permanently. Tho
growth of our city during the past few
years has been unexampled, and its flu
ture will be still more prosperous.
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Perhaps we may be a trifie old-fashion
ed and over. fastidious in our tastes,
but looking at it from any standpoint.
it seems to us anything but credit to
the country for its President to bring
himself so thoroughly en- rapport with
horse jockeys, gamblers and adventures
as Gen. Grant is now doing at Long
Branch. 1t is neither dignified nol
proper for a gentleman, in or ont OF
public station, to be continually talk,
ing horse and mixing with horse men.
Not that there is anything especially
demoralizing about horses themselves
they cannot help being placed in bad
company; it is the inveterate jockey that
brings discredit both upon the animal
himself and upon everybody else with
whom he associates. It is all very well
to talk of Presidential condescension
and an acknowledgment of in dividual
littleness in great positions but what
sort of figure would George Washing
ton have cut in history, had he con-
sorted with horse-jockeys, turf-gam-
blers and the like ? II Gen. Grant has
no great respect for himself, he ought
to have ONE for the nation, of which
he is the recognized head. There are
ways enough for President to spend
q Summer vacation by the sea side,
with ont bringing upon himself the
comment and criticism of the respecta
BILE portion of the community. Presi-
dent Grant is withal quite Il different
parsonage from U. S. Grant, the Ga
lena tanner, though he scarcely APP
pears to realize that fact. -Newark
Courier.
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HE3g~ The master masons of Newark
have agreed to reduce the wages OF
their hands from $3.50 to 81 per day
after August the LIST, i'll consequence OF
the trade. The question OF apprentices
was discussed but no definite action
taken. The sum of 81 was the amount
paid last year, which was raised to S4.-
so last spring against the wishes OF the
bosses and large number of the mem
bers of the Journeymen Association.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26

An enthusiastic public servant was
indicted into Office in noighboring
city three days ago, and the night be-
fore last presented his bill for services
up to August first !
Tomorrow. the State Sunday School
Association will hold an institute in the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Cape
May. The session will continue three
days, and prove of great interest.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26

Dr.. Chambers beautifully says ''The
little I have seen in the world and know
of the history of mankind, teaches me
to look upon their errors in sorrow, not
in anger. When l take the history of
one poor heart that has sinned and suf-
fered, and represented to myself the
struggles and temptations it passed
through the brief pulsations of Joy
the tears of regret ; the feebleness OF
purpose the scorn of the world that
has little charity the desolation of the
souls sanctuary and threatening voices
within health gone ; happiness gone
I would fain leave the erring soul OF
my fellow man with Him from whose
hands it came"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26

neAs Mr. Thomas Sullivan, living at
No. 70 Pennington streert Newark yes
terday brought his son John-aged II
years to the station house, and request
ed his committal to the cells, as he had
recently stolen over one hundred dol
lars from him, and he desired to have
him committed to the Reform School.
His request was complied with.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26

A political fracas occurred at Angus
ia, Ga, on Saturday, in which two
men were killed and several wounded.
Spring Garden Hook and Ladder
Truck of Philadelphia accidentally mp
set while proceeding to fire or Satui
day night, injuring six of the members
George F. Albert, who acquired
great notority as slave-catcher nndel
the old Fugitive Slave law, died recent
Iy in Philadelphia, aged 10 years.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-26

1t is alleged that out of every drunk
4 n mans fine in Philadelphia, the
policeman who arrested him gets $3.50
and the lieutenant so cents. 1t works
beautifully-for the policeman.
The days are already growing shorter.
The late Henry j, Raymond left 9
property of nearly $3.50, 900
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CIRCULATION UNRIVALLED
ELIZABETH.
Funeral of John A. ROebling.

The remains of John A. Roebling,
the eminent bridge engineer, who died
in Brooklyn on Thursday last, were
taken on Friday to Trenton, where the
funeral services were held yesterday
from his late residence, near his wire
works. A special train left New York
at II a. M. yesterday with number OF
his relatives friends on board, and spe-
cial trains were also run on other roads
leading into Trenton. Mr. Roeblin8
was steadfast friend of the poor and
needy of all classes, and his many acts
of benevolence, as well as his long resi-
dence in Trenton, and the distinguish
ed position he has occupied as an engl-
neer, drew together a concourse ofpeo-
pie seldom seen in that city. The re-
mains were inclosed in very hand
some rosewood casket. trimmed with
silver, and bearing solid silver plate,
with the following inscription
JOHN AUGUSTUS RoEBLING,
Died
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The bark Jersey, from Salem for
Zanzibar, was totally wrecked while
entering the harbor of Tamatar, June
IS. The cargo was saved in dam
aged condition.