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Evening star., 1869-06-08

DECAY DHFEATED.-The teeth should last
lifetime. They will do SO If regularly cleaned
with Sozodont All its ingredients are preseI.
yative. and one of them-the Bark Of the South
American Soap Tree-calied Outlay from Qud-
ltdn, to wash or purify-protects the enamel
from every destructive agency. 60
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t>ok sAkk-A fast. stylish driving HORSy
l. BUGGY, HARNESS. sLEIGd ROSES. &C ,
complete Al BiRCH'e Stables, q stree ,betwss n
is'u sho !sla, ye1 eo3.s
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n E w b q U X 8.

n W 500 8.
George Elliot. author Of Tho Spanish Gypsy,-
How lisa Low ed the King Sl
I. Wentworth Observation-Disclosures. An Old
rest hcmence - ... 81 50
PfoblenAtical Ubsracters. A Novel By
Frederick op.ehaRe rs
TIE Dodge Club; or, Italy in 1873 ny JAMES
ID. Mile. Illustrated. IS
The -Four Gospels. Translated from the Greek
text Of 1ischondorf. with the various read
ines Of oriesbaeh, Lachnann. Tisshendorf,
TTsgelles, Meyer: Afford; and others, and
Nathaniel Folsom ....-..-:......-.. Is
The " Wedding Day, in All Ages and Countries.
By Edward j Wood q
Norman Leslie. By Theo. .. FAY. New
Mental 'SiTs SSSscSrSpSic XiD1Gs. 5sr COMES: "
sicns Of fastes, Hsbi.s, and Convictions.
Edited by Robert eautop. 70
Tho HuroDean sketch Book Of Architecture
and OrpomeBs Compendtum of Medis.-
val and Classic BUILDINGS, Ecclesiastical,
Public, and Domestic; toeosher with their
Parts Part i fcr June, ss,n nov TnesSy;S y;S %
"Happy Thoughts" q
Sloan . architectural kevieW and Builders
Journal: Back numbers supplied. June
The Corrected and Third EditioS OF the Con.
greesional Directory for the First Session
Of the Forty 6rst Congress. This is the
Government edition, and only Q limited
number iss sued b
PHILIP D sOLOMONe,
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE.
Je2 332 Penn. ave-, bet, sth apd 10th SITS.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, % Market
Space. between 9Th and 9th streets, Is in con.
slant receipt OF the latest novelties in the way
OF Jewe;ry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &c.
Evening star., 1869-06-08
RAILROADS.

BALrInoRB AND OHIO RAILsoAp.
1a
"a s;s.:i I2S tE TsE HE
are nov run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIM0Rn
ana S Yass. sc's $50 .sc,e:E .. 30 :ss end :"
I0R ALL VA! STATIONS.
ana a. sse : sss saSs's 20 sSca''' q and sS'
- Lev: ;s e a; q: sns 9 20 F. 4. 10 train to
rcs 81 ssSSIaS.,. ssTERAai
Lssys sc 4. H., and ls:ss, s:se, sac. sns
- goR WAs STATIONS.
ros AZ Ii Il rxsfs ~ fss OF :fs Tsi ~ SrsI (; NJ
ass,5y; ;.ss sss:sys sstsrsss nS ed Sunday. ct
,.o.,s o. ss.sa{ g . :, 50, I:ts .Ds os,
more q 1hssiins. s fsrf..S1rs. sa :.io So 1'o S'
stsos os-s one. cen :. 7: 3: soSr 70:
Ps:...s... pS: s1fsS.:as Ss
. the sssos ssd Sss Sss n the sss
%. e. Vera. .s,l.a.,se,.. eea Boston. .e.
Gkkwbdd6s9s' b6I ..ss H::sss q s:, Tsr.e:,or..tiOn
sce GEO. o. KOONTz. Genera Agent
THk0geH LIN BEfWIEN WAsHIHGTea
fhHihiAwRfafa.A' Hiw TosH. And &Aa
wssHIysros, isss
nrains between WARRINGTON AND NEW
foRk are row run 40 follows, viz:
L..2. d.iy knw stssis r9sk' sssss, s::l a.s,
1880 and $40 p. n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lease daily except Sunday e . a. n. an
on SUNDAY
Leeve for New York ss $40 p. n and Phis-
eelpofa at $40 p. II.
daily. n hs'I
Through tickets 20 PhiIsdeIphis. uev Yors or
Boston can be had at the stattou 0oe 81 al houre
II the Day. Also, e the Company once, No.
ticket. e the Avenue once can there srrsns. TO
nave tbeir oe9gage called for and checked st their
restdenoe, taken he depot, ana put IN the bag.
sse Bsltinoe and Ohio Railroad sdvers,.em.p,
Sr snS tss Warrington Baltimore, An
y.L; WIls04 naseeE OF Transportation.
- COLL. General Ticket Asest.
noS GEO. Q. koeNrz. Agent, w.shinstou.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

FoR FINE WHITE SHIRTS 20 to the Original
Franc, 49i 7th street, between ID and T.. Prices
IS, 81, Sl,25 and upward.
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Il He ZAP PLAcH -

= ii RAP Acf."
WELoHs BEST FAMILY FLOUR. 500
barrel sack.
BoSDstBurnt nm.DYAMILY %. 50 barre,
AAnLinaT0E lxTRAs high sr.de. - 70.
Loser gradee In proportion.
s6Sp GOT sio 60 osss. Sss ssT h.
Crushed. Powdered, and Grsuulattd eUGARIs
eente Brcvl Sugar, 2 20 Is cents.
Babbit's SOAP, IL; CORN srARCH,l3
PEACHHS. 9lh. cans, 3S cepts
Ar THE CdEAP PLACE
:. O'HARE SONS,
myE m gag eth st. west. bet N and
Evening star., 1869-06-08

$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels and
toes, S3.75 dozen, or IS cents per pair, Just
received at Marble Hall, No. iss 9TH street. op.
posite Patent Odice. jI,I:
Evening star., 1869-06-08

M1e. J. WATT respectfully tnfsrms hsr friends
Nl nd the public that she has opeped
MAKING lefADLIeHMENT sf No 3ss ES<
street north, eetveea l2th and 18th Having yust
returned fro@ the north with . full supply Of sll
the latest RODS special inducements are present
u f0I eAlkfroU the laAies. male 2Ax3m
Evening star., 1869-06-08

THE BALLOT BOxRs.-This morning Regis.
ter Boswell COLLECTOR elect) was kept busy in
receiving the returns Of the Commis sioners,
and Notwithstanding the instructions giyen
were very explicit, in several cases they were
not followed, and IN one instance the returrs
were not made until halt past one O'Clock to.
day -
Evening star., 1869-06-08

WE ARE RZQUEsTED 10 call the attention of
the proper officers TO the miserable condition of
the pEmp on the north side Of Massachusetts
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

CHHAPER THAN THE CHBAPEsr.- White
Shirts, as cents, 81, 81 25, and upwards. Un-
dershirts and Drawers, from Is cents upwards.
Good Cotton Socks, pair for 25 cents. Hand.
kerchiefs, already hemmed, for 25 cents. The
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth.lined
buttOn.hole, 10 cents q box: and all other goods
at equally low prices, at Franc Goldman's,
Marble Hall, No. 458 7th street, opposite Paten,
Once. SILL:
Evening star., 1869-06-08

BASE BALL--The second match game be.
tWsen the kendall Club, OF the Deaf Mute
College, and the Columbia College nine wa.
played on Saturday afternoon last resulting
in victory for the peaf-mutes by score of
% TO a.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

TIE POTOMAC RAILROAD BRIDGE.--lt 1,
stated that the repairs to the Washineton ana
Georgetown railroad bridge, across the Po-
tomac Al the Long Bridge, have nearly beea
completed, and that the freight cars will run
over IL tomorrow.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

For SUMNER DRAWERS 60 to the Original
Franc, 49i tn street, between u and z. Prices
;1, So, 75c., 81 and upward.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

FOR ALL STYLES OF Paper CoYtars 60 to the
Original Franc, s9l 7th street. Prices 10, l., Is
and 25c. per box.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

~COKe.-Ordess for COKE will rscsive
U yromlt attention IL left at the drug store of
G. WASHINGTON CROPLEY, corner 6ridre and
Corsrtfe streets, Seorgetovn. myT-im
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CLOTHING, DC.

l.. BARS
CLOTHING Es1lslIsHmsnI,
CORNER sEyENrA AND Z STREETS,
WASHINGTON.
CLOTHING FOR LARsE SIZE MEN.
CLOTHING FOB ALL SIZE MEN.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOYS AND
YOUTHS CLOTHING IN THE
DISTRICT.
These Goods Of nv own make and win proy.
20 be superior in style. finish, and rkman ship to
any in this market.
THE GOODS 1 SELL MUST BE As RrPpp.
sRNTED.
myZ In
Evening star., 1869-06-08

For SUMMKR UNDERsHIRTs go to the Original
Franc a9i 7th street, between ID and Z. Prices
Is, 5O, 75c., 81 and upward. SILL:
Evening star., 1869-06-08

The RIOT YEsTRRDAY-NdmesOF OFMe Wounded
Aen-In the riot which took place yesterday
affsrnc0u at the corner OF 18th and X street :.
when TIE police fird into the mob who were
eadeavoring 10 get az the colored citizen Stew.
art, there were more men injured than was a.
first supposed. Smith. who fired at MAJOR
Richards, and was shot BY q policeman
through tbs head, Is better to-day, bnt
there are but little hopes of his recovery
The wounds OF James Roy or Rohrer who re-
sides on 18th street, near q proved to be slight
tine ball glaucing.) and be is about to- day
Be1lan in Williams, who resides on 18th street
near X. received bali in the side, bat the
wound msde, with proper nursing. will no
prove .4sal. Anthony Fox. who resides on V
4 rf ct, near 18th, received wound over thp
right eye, but the bail glanced. small Whit
boy was struck also over the eye by glsuce
500, making a slight wound, aud a colorei
eirl in the alley in rear of Mr.. Stautou' 8 resi-.
dence received q shot in her breast. The Re-
pnb.io an Executive Commute of the Srcoud
Ward are to-day looking mp the wounded, to
sC9 that they have proper attendance.
Sergeant q. II. Harrison, Of the second pre.
cinct, received several severe bruises from tue
stones, and is to-day confined to his room
Major Richards is quite core about the bod,
from tue blows received by him, and there re
bat few o. the police who were engaged in the
oitsle who weer not somewhat, injured.
Evening star., 1869-06-08
RIk n PBlOyD aps-ly

esss tSs SscSsss svssd ssdeS ior issiiss bscsn,
fle0 bise.its are ecnins in to-day, eonprisns
maay verieoeo, s.9 n sacouraeee sxpsot % imPsrt
ss ls sss ss:s os 81: II
ETY. w.susoHnLL, ssUsf rss,,: ,sss s1S Sa.:s ' :s"
Evening star., 1869-06-08

For GOOD COTTON SOCKS 60 to the Original
Franc, 494 7th street, between ID and +. Prices
s, 10, il, 2Gc. and upward.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

AN ACT for the relief of George H. Morgan
ne At enacted by the Board ef Aldermen and Board
e Common Council Of the City of Washiagton,
Tnat the s lm Of seven dollars be- and the same
Is hereby, appropriated from the general fund
to enable the Mayor to refund that amount 10
George Ii. Morgan, the same having been over.
paid by said Morgan as rea, for mar ket stand.
Approved, May q, 1869.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

THE CITY LAST Nr6HT- TAe Riots fes,er-
dGS-festerday afternoon, after the riot n the
corner OF 18th and h streets I'D been suppressed
oy tne police, number OF the participants
loitered about the ground, sCme OF whom were
very intemperate in their language. About
hve O'Clock, some Of the crowd being under the
impression that Stewart had taken refuge 10
and insisted on having him our, out being as.
sured they were mistaken, they left the place
after being expostulated with bv some Of the
prominent Republicans Of the Ward. MAYOR
Bowen remained on the ground for soms tine,
endeavoriDg TO calm the tumult, ana fl inaliy the
larger portion Of the crowd returned TO the
polls, where they remained until after night.
fall. Smith, who it is said fired the first snot
yesterday, was taken TO the Freedmsn's Hos
pital, near the Park, where it was found
tnat lac nad received two wounds; one shot eu-
teripg his cheek and passing out at the base Of
skni1, snd another passing through bis neck
TIE mob during the afternoon having tnreat-
ened 20 attack the residence OF Mr.. W F.
Glyen. IN which Stewart had taken refuge
before he voted, the police took measures 10
concentrate large force there in a very little
time II necessary, and Liedt. TAFT, aud the
omcers or the stu precinct. as also some of tue
mounted meu kept watch over the premises
during the evening and night, but no denon-
sIation was made.
About o'clock last evening. a largs crowd
OF colored men passed along n street eastward,
whooping aud hurrahIug, and at the corner
BIN STREET they knocked down and bslt Mr.
Henry kat<er pretty hafly. They also attacked
"
and at the corner OF 7th street, sn Off GER
weat over 20 expostulate with them, when
.hey attacked him with sticks aud stones:
cutting his head quite seriously, as al
severely bruising him. He was takpa to p III
Hellers drug store. on the opposite co-ne-
where his wounds were dressed.
At the first precinct of the Seventh Ward
samuel cooper, who it will be recollpct ted was
moboed last year for voting the Conservative
lcket made his appearance to vote, and mid
threats cast bis ballot, when the crowd started
after him. Two officers took HIM in custody 10
protect bim, but he was torn away from them
He, however, managed TO break loose from tn
crowd, aud 1amp into wagon, ana was
driven oil. One or two pistol shots were fred
after bim with no effect. Register Boswell
who happened to be ON the ground addressed
the crowd with good effect, counselIIng the
maintenance of order.
Officer Cross, OF the Sixth precinct. while a..
tempting to prevent a fight. at the corner OF
Ito and NJ streets, between colorad mPu, wa
knocked down aud has his had badly cut
His wounds were dressed at Mr.. J. Il, Cas-
sins drug store, near by.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

A VOYAGE uNpsR DfFFIcuI.rrpa-r
Johnson's wharf this MORNING from wSrso,r
encountered on her voyage severe difiicuities,
ana made Earrow escapes from total wreck
On Tuesday last. whs.e on wicdrnnl Point, the
ing Of her cargo oE lumber, and remained under
wafer for some time, Wren she was with crea,
difhcul;y rightet, and continued on her Jour
ney to this city ull Thursday, when she sunk
lighthouse, and, while under water, was
towed into Great Wvcomico river by the
schooner Milton. Fortunately her cargo con.
sisted Of lumber and other floating matter
Otherwise there might have been loss Of Iife a.
We'll as the wreck OF the schooner 70 report
Evening star., 1869-06-08

For ALL KINDS OF Gents Furnishing Goods
90 TO the Original Franc, 49a 9TH street. between
ID and L. three doors above Odd Eellows' Hall,
as his is the cheapest store In the District. Also
bear In mind that he has no branch stores.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

NEEDS ArrgxrIoN.-The attention Of the
proper authorities is called TO the unsafe con.
and OF Maryland avenue bridge, near the Cap.
rol- Both OF these thoroughfares are m uc b
worn and broken, and several accidents 10
horses and vehicles have already resulted
Iherefrom.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

AT TIE MEETING of the CONGREGATION of the
fiith Presbyterian Church. n the corner OF
On and i streets north. the following gentle.
men were elected rs Trustees to hold the
Snnreh property, viz: VIM. Lord, w. Il. vii.
liams, A. fsulkner, j. D. Tichener and Geo
Miller, vi hieh has been confirmed by a decree
IA.
Evening star., 1869-06-08

NATIONAL THKATER.-Notwiths standing the
election excitement, there was q good house at
the operin performance Of the associa ates
OF Kelly and Leon, LAST evening, and
the entertainment was an excellent one. The
quartette singinG OF Meesrs. Surridee, Brock.
the two gems d. arms Of Bfockway ana Sur.
ridge were abont as amusing as anything in
that line ever brought out here. Bernardo
proves himself o ftrst-class pscima donna, and
lesques OF French Opera: and the orchestra
under the direction Of q. p. Bernard. is capitat
There Will no doubt be crowded house present
this evening
Evening star., 1869-06-08


her OF tie Eoard of Common Council, and
served 10 the satisaction Of his constituents as
was shown by his nomination for Alderman
last year, " ben he w3s dele,tsd with the rest
of the Third Ward ticket lie is a sopnd nrsc
ueai mae, whose serv.ees will prove Valuable
20 h's eoastiiaents and 10 the city al large.
Dr. Reuosn y. Detriek, elected to the Board
OF Common Council. was born in PennsyI
vaDia; sIad nated n Dickinson College, also in
incidence; came 20 Washington in IS.,3 cos
dac.sd an fcsdsmy fere a umber of years: ac-
eep ed clerkshIp in the FiIth Al udItor's % nice
in 1855, which he still holds; In 1859 and 1870
was a member Of the Wigwam in this city. and
has bsea an active Repu biican ever since tnat
time: gave some six months grafuitous services
as q yoiunsesr surgeon nj hospitals here and
In tue hrld durIpg the war; was Secretary OF
Council No. =, Union League, for Two years.
FouETH WARD
Matthew @. Emery. elected Alderman in the
Fourth ward, Is an old and greatly respected
citizen. He has substantial interests IN the
city, and the election Of such men will 20 far
70 odIspel the idea that the city Is be governed
recklessly by those who have no property in
;eIesis at stake. Mr.. Emeryis a decided Re-
publican butts unobtrusive as politician, and
was uncoubtedly yosed for by many not OF his
poiitics, bnt who wished TO mark their conf
dtnee In MS integrity aud business capacity
slr- fnsIy is the proprietor of an extensive
70 DO WIN some OF the most important aud
hancsome improvements in WashIn gton, both
on NATIONAL buildings and city aud private
buildings
A. h. Browne, elected 10 the Common C,,,.
cH. is prominent member Of the Washington
bar-was an active delegate OF the t,hrisu,n
Commission during the war. afterwards nr.si-
dent Of the Young Mems Christian Associatioo
of this city. and for nearly three years SoIic,-
tor OF the Frsedmens Bureau. In the Iaff.r
posluon, ss well as general agent of the pro III
dent A ID Society, aBd trustee of our uubIi.
schools, he mas become Well and f1yorahIv
Hnowa in this community, and is esteemed by
all.
Mr-GeOrge ". Ila,;op, colored, elected % tbs
Bosrc OF Common Council, Is native OF Nary
land, was Sergeant WsIor v, one Of the colorsd
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-16

GDN4D I'm NEW YORK..
NEW XoRE. Sept. IS.
Gold-l36a8
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-16

DlANO. Agood second hand Piano for sale cLoa1
L at the Central House Apply luy
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-09-16

There is great rush to the Jamestown
Clothing Store. Tho reason, New Goods
arriving every day. Sept 18th
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-26
An Ordinance.

Fer the issue Of city bonds to provide for the
y,s;rnent of the costs. and expense Of paving
broad street. from South street TO Williamson
greet, with Nicholson pavement,
N1eit ordained by the Mayor and CITY Council
I'D of the city of Elizabeth:
SECTION l. That forty four bonds Of the city. OF
9sizabeth called Improvement bonds ofthe city
III EliF ibeth. - be issued in anticipation of the
SELECTION of the assessments to be made for the
7ssyruent of the costs. and expenses " plving
lfs-5ad street. from South street TO Williamson
greet, with Nicholson pavement. under ana ID
- suas,ce OF an ordinance daily passed by the
,rity al Elizabeth. and approved nv the Mayor on
fNe{aurteenth day of October. 1868.
>aSid bonds to bear date on The first day of De-
,slnber one thousand eight hundred and sixty
sseht. to be condition d for the payment Of the
Principal sum OF one thousand dollars each. in
x wears from the date thereof, at the Farmers
Yoauaud Trust Company, in the city OF New
York, with interest thereon at the rate Of seven
r1er Centum per annpm. PAYABLE semi annuity on
fffs first days of June ard December, in each end
Svery year. on the presentation Of npons for
,tsps amount ol the insiallment OF Interest due
No, con at the time the same is payable. the oou-
5ons TO be attached to each bond when Issued.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-26

There is a reported deficiency of
$4,000 in the Fourth United States
Collection District OF New Jersey. 1t
is said that Mr.. Henley is sending ont
blanks to everybody in Paterson. with
the assertion that such taxes appea +
not to have been paid. and demanding
30 know if paid, to whom, and when,
and demanding the receipt to be sent.
The claims extend back to 1868, and in
naany clses people have lost or mislaid
ST destroyed their receipts.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-26

Cullen NJ. Baker, noted desperate
OF Louisiana, recently killed, has ac-
,cording to The jefferson LA. Jimple-
cute, caused more excitement and
committed more crimes than any Other
man of modern times He has been
the terror of peaceahle citizens i'll sew
eraa couBties of Louisiana, and has
,perpetrated terrible crimes in Texas
and Arkansas also. He was killed on
the 9th of this month, by his own
brother in-law, with party Of friends,
who had determined to rid the country
ti his presence.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-26

n German couple appeared before a
New-Orleans Justice, last Wednesday,
expecting to get divorce on the spot.
One of the woman's eyes was black
and blue, and the face of the man was
severely scratched He addressed the
.Jndge as follows Look. Judge at
mein face, and then look at mein wife,
beats mein wife, and mein wife beats
me" The wife joined heartily in the
plea for divorce. and both were dis,
gasted that any legal delay was neces-
sary, when tie evidence OF incompatq-
l1ility of temper was SO direct.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-26
Je(e9rams.
The Mated. against Thine.
CoNcoRp. N. H. Jan. Is.

Mr.. Weston arrived here this after
a,oon, and though he was a day behind
according to his timetable, was well
coined by goodly crowd of the citi-
gems The roads have been much bet
Yer to day than they were before, since
ne left Bangor, and as Mr.. Weston was
fresh olter his Sundays rest, he walked
ii miles after an early breakfast, and
expects to go "a more before retiring.
This Will be the best days journey
flus far, and will make up little for
lost time.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-26

The Diocese of Central New York,
of which DR. Huntingdon of Boston
Yves made Bishop ut the late Episco-
pal Convention, is half as large again
IS the State of Massachusetts, and has
nlore Fpi co. al parishes than Massa-
ehusett, has. DR.. Huntingdon enjoy
ed, in Boston, the largest salary of any
clergyman in New-England.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-26

The smoke and SCOT of st. Louis,
from the burning Of soft, bituminons
coal, makes the city as disagreeable AS
Pittsburgh or London. This same
aisagreeable coal, however, is source
ufgreat wealth and convenience to the
West. 1t makes a sparkling, CHEEKY
ire, much like that OF the best hard
wood. mixed with pine knots,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-26

gega. Mr.. Samuel r. Magona2le, swho
died so suddenly at Trenton, on Thurs
day last, was buried at Cape May Court
House on Sunday afternoon last. The
funeral was the largest ever held in the
'county.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-26
PRICES DOUBLE GALLERY.
No. 1856 Broad ST., Elizabeth.
THE ONLY ONE IN THE STATE |

HAVING one of the most Spaciou and Hand
Ii somely Fitted Galleries of the State, with
eminent and Practical Artists, feel confident OF
suiting the most fastidious This Is the only
Gallery in the State having two ok y-iehts. max
ing it both convenient and pleasant for custo
mers. by ebviatng the necessity of waiting any
length of time for sitting would call partic
uar attention to my FRAME DEPARTMENT,
Where will be found larger assortment than at
any other Gallery in the State. GILT, ROSE
WOOD. BLACK WALNUT, and all the different
styles Manufactured at REDUCED RATES.
Particular attention given to
Life Size Pictures.
We respectfully call attention to our PORCE
LAIN PICTURES, Plain and Handsomely Col
ore6 in Oil or Water Colors. The Latest Sensa-
ton in Portraiture, "MlNETTE.'' or FAIRY
CARDS. Call aud see specimens. Our Motto is
EXCELSIOR" and we make it point TO
please all, guaranteeing perfect satisfaction. We
DEFY COMPETITION. and acknowledge no su-
periority The merits OF our work must sustain
our assertion.
Pictures Copied ant Enlarged to any size /;
Views NJ ,de TO Order, an everything pertaining
to the art attended to with dispatch.
f. II. PRICE, Proprietor,
No 1856 Broad Street, Elizabeth, N. j.