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CORPORATI0N NOTICE. - Notice is
" hereby given, that the Committee ON Sire Is
ahd Highways, appointed by the City Council OF
the city Elizabeth in pursuance OF the authority
conferred upon them by the said City Council. win
meet at the office of the Street Commissioner, i'll
Market Hall on saturday evening, June ~, 1859,
at eight o clock to treat with the owner or owners
Of the land and real estate necessary to be taken
and appropriated for the purpose Of laying out and
opening a street, to be called Jefferson avenue,
as the said City Council have determined to lay out
and open the said street. and to take and appropri-
ate the land and real estate necessary therefor by
an ordinance duly passed by the said City Council,
and approved by the Mayor June ,, 1869, for the
purchase of such land and real estate for the pur-
pose aforesaid
j. T. WILEY, tCo,,,,,i4.oo
THOS. II. PRICE, ~, et,aat g.
]. SCHULTHEIS, vi ''' sN'N' w.
Dated Elizabeth, June 3, 1863 j15 1w
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MILITARY COMPANIES.

A-Capt. John B. Lut2. drills Tuesday
evening.
B [Zouavesl- Capt. Leonard Hennins, drill
every Thursday evening.
Capt VIM. II. DeHart, drills Friday
evenings.
Montgomery Guard-Capt. James Donnelly,
drills Monday evenings, at the City Armory.
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UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS

Eagle Council No. 16. Meets every Thurs
day evening, atoddFellows Hall, First street
Americas Council, No. 25. Meets every
Tuesday evening, at Collet Hall W. H.
Hagesheimer, Secretary.
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{ 1nREoRArEON NorIcE-Noti,

A NORP0RATEON MOTTO E.--Notice is
v hereby given, that the Committee on streets
aid Highways. appointed by the City Council of
the city If Elizabeth, in pursuance Of the authority
conferred upon them by the said City Council, viii
meet at the office OF the Street Commissioner, in
Market Hall, Saturday evening, June -, 1863,
iat eight o'clock, to treat with the or owners
OF the land and real estate necessary to be taken
aad appropriated for the purpose Of laying out and
opening street 10 be called Alma street from the
MiodlescX and Essex turnpike road to Neck lane,
as the said City Council have determined to lay
ont and open the said street and to take and ap-
Iroprate the land and real estate necessary there
for, by an ordinance duly passed by the said City
Council and approved by the Mayor, June ,, 1869.
for the purchase of such land aud real estate for
the purpose aforesaid.
JAMES 7. WILEY, o-,,,,,;44oo
THOMAS II. PRICE, ~ e4,iia4 "a
JACOB SCHULIHEIS, Va
Dated Elizabeth June g. 1869 j15 1w
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MUSICAL UNIONS.

Elizabeth Musical Union meets every Mon
day evening, at Court House. John Paul
Morgan, Director
Elizabeth Choral Union meets every We'd
nesday evening, at Arnolds National Hall.
Prof. Edward Roberts Director,
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GOOD TEAIPLARS.

Rising Star Lodge No GO, meets at Man
Wells Hall First street, every Friday evening.
II. G. Ellis, r. S.
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TEMPLE OF HONOR.

Rosolute Temple of Honor, No. Is. Meets
at Library Hall, every Monday evening. John
J. Ludlow W. Il.
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c,T1nws srREET.-coapoRATIoN No

~ TIUE.
Pablo notice is hereby given, that il is the intel-
tion of the City Council of the city OF Elizabeth IN
der and by virtue Of the provisions of the act enti
tied, An act to revise and amend the charter of
the city Of Elizabeth" approved March 4th 1863,
to order and cause sewer to be constructed in
Norris ayenue from the terminus Of the present
sewer, at Stiles street, nOrtherly to the summit.
Such persons as may object thereto are requested
to present their objections Ia writing at the office
Of the Street Commissioner on or before the Spi-
ration Of two weeks from the date Of this notice.
BY order of the City Council.
L. Fl. HIGGINS, Street Commissioner
Dated Elizabeth, June ., 1869. lis lw
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RPORNTION EOTICE.-Notice is
Y j hereby given, that the Committee on Streets
and Highways, appointed by the City Council OF
the city of Elizabeth, in pursuance Of the authority
conferred upon them by the said city Council will
meet at the office of the Street Commissioner, IN
Market Hall, on Saturday evening June 10, 1869,
at O'Clock, to treat with the owner or owners OF
the land and real estate necessary to be taken and
appropriated for the purpose of laying out and
opening street to be called Virginia street, from
Neck lane to the line of Clinton township, as the
said City Council have determined to lay out and
open the said street, and to take and appropriate
the land and real estate necessary therefor, by an
ordinance duly passed by the said City Council,
and approved by the Mayor, June 8, 1869, for the
purchase of such land and real estate for the pur
pose Aforesaid.
4 TH e %i II PRICE, Committee
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NOTICE.--At meeting Of the City Council
~ held June l, 1869, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That the City Council Of the city OF
Elizabeth, under and in pursuance OF section Two
of the ordinance entitled " An ordinance to reBa-
late the speed and running Of locomotive engines
and railroad cars through the city Of Elizabeth
approved May 80, 1859, do hereby direct and re-
nnire the Central Railroad Company Of New Jersey
to station flagman at the place where the railroad
tracks of said company cross Second street, to give
warning of the approach Of the locomotive engines
and railroad cars of said company, and that the
resolution after the same shall have been approved
bv the Mayor, shall be published for the space OF
two weeks in the Union County Herald, and the
New Jersey journal, and tie City Clerk is hereby
directed to cause a copy thereof, duly certified by
him. To be served on any officer or agent Of the
q ntrai railroad residing or found in the city
Z i2abeth.
Approved June -, 1869.
ii5 2w Pr. H. GRIER, Mayor.
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JACOB SCHULTHEIS, vi gu 49, 50
Dated Elizabeth June 3, 1869. j15 Ivy

GN0R2 ALTON NOTiCE.--Notice
v is hereby given, that the Committee on Streets
and Highways, appointed by the City Council Of
the city OF Elizabeth in pursuance Of the authority
conferred upon them by the said City Council, will
meet at the office of the Street Commissioner i'll
Market Hail, on Saturday evening, June 10, 1862
at eight clock, to treat with owner or owners OF
the land and real estate necessary to be taken and
appropriated for the purpose of laying out and
opening street, to be called Monroe avenue, from
North avenue to Neck lane, as the said City Couu-
Gil have determined to lay out and open the said
street. and to take and appropriate the land and
real estate necessary therefor by ordinance duly
passed by the said City Council and approved by
the Mayor, June o 1860, for the purchase of such
land and real estate Tor the purpose aforesaid.
J. T. WILEY o..4
TKOS. H. PkICE, I C9hilAittee
]. SGHULTHEIS,' ! on Streets %c
Dated Elizabeth, June 3, 1863 j15 Nv
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4 3ORpuLe ANION NOYEU31.--Notice is
" hereby given, that the Comlnittee on Streets
aud Highways, appointed by the city Council OF
the city OF Elizabeth in pursuance OF the authority
conferred upon them by the said City Council viii
meet at the office OF the Street Commissioner, i'll
Market Hall, on Saturday evening, June 10, 1863,
at eight o'cock to treat with the owner or owners
OF the land and real estate necessary to be taken and
appropriated for the purpose OF laying out and
opening II street, to he called Fanny street, ilom
Madison avenue to Meadow street. as the said city
Council have determined to lay oEt and open tho
SAID street, and to take and appropriate the land
ami real estate necessary therefor by an ordinance
dEy passed by the said City Council andapprOVeG
by the Mayor June ,, 1903 Tor tie purchase II
sj.c Ian ana real estate for the purpose aforesaid.
JAMES 7. WILEY, G,,-it+
THOMAS II. PRICE, o,' C -Stl,alJ l',.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF N. j.
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CHANGE 10 CINcINNATI OR CHICAGO. '
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poiir, ~ D0A''''N' -
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Pii5ol If Te1, Jersey oniT Mt PIainfield Somer-
iii TO- I+ PTiI1s1,,,rg and Faetolr CONNECTS
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navel ,+ NJ At pbiliinshnrg for
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no, Palace Sleeping Cars through from New
York to Chicago: n.y.. II u--.---n. a.on
la +: M.-"Af lHAlN f0E nAl'hiSb 81 tSgfe1ot
ping at all stations on central Ilfoa5 OF new 1er
sey-connects aU oonl1[Vllie IDr IielSyyn az
Easton with tram lqr Mauch CHUNK anu N ii
barre, scranton at Bethleheil WltH tle NotlI!9Ln
PennsylVanla hallroad' ao heduil!e ior FoV'sFlhe'
Ephrata, iltlz Lancaster CoIginpla &c.
4.lO T. M'-NAh 4EAIN foIoONlEl''I -I-i-' s1opPlnS
at an sfauons: ~ -, ~. D.
4.40 7. MY 1k4IN FOR EAsToN PEN!
AND MAUcH CHUNKmstopPing at all 9ta4ons CON
meets at junction Win L. L. ~ W. H. W. Ior an
stations to scranton. -,- =.
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Bethleneln ALehtoWn' heaulI8; W ililallsport MIR
rlsourg, ERE, the On REGION flttspuIB, lineage;
Cincinnati &c, making no stops on CeitraI hairoa9
OF New Jersey, except at Juilcuoh fLllllsoUrS ana
Easton. Sleeping cars 10 FlttSourS. Conltects DIT
Juhclou WIN -. L. n W. ~, ~ ~ 'ocLdLltoH
900 I. Away Train FOE rLhs,lNGlo 1 = P
Ping at an statloiS DetweSH Eizapetn anu ooile'
Vllie' ana on SCUM Dranch Itui II s ..
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SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD.
SHORT LINE TO FLEMINGTON.

LEAVE ELIZABETH at 90 A. NJ, 1912 and 500
P. NJ.
LEAVE FLEMINGToN for New York at $40 and IL.
40 A. M, $40 P. NJ.
ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave Elzabethport at $50, s 4. NJ, . P. NJ.
Leave New York from foot of Liberty street at IL.
90 A. NJ, 430, 500 P. NJ. r. L. KICKER, Sup't.
H. P. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent.
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NnrECM.--Pnblie no.

lis 2w Pa. IT. GRLER, Mayor
NORPOIATIOE NOTECE.--Public no
Y j tice is hereby given, that it is the int m
ton OF the City Council of tine city of Elizabeth,
under and by virtue otthe provisions OF the act
entitled g An act 10 revise aud amend the charter
of the city OF Elizabeth, approved March 4t leG
to order and causo sewer to be constructed, from
the rear of the property occupied by William r.
Taverty. thence Though lands formerly OF the
Woodruff estate, Cherry street, John Il. Crane,
Thomas i Mann, and estate Of John Reed, DE-
ceased, to the river; and to take and appropriate
the land and real estate necessary therefor
Such persons as may object thereto are requested
to present teir objections in writing at the once
of the Street Commissioner ON or before the eNpl-
ration Of two weeks from the date OF this notice.
BY order of the City Council.
l., H. HIGGINS, Street Commissioners.
Dated Elizabeth, June ., 1863 jl5 w
n DGDa% NIX = to provide for the a pol-
"a tohinent Of assessments for local improve
ments.
lie 1t ordained by the Mayor and City Council OF
the city OF Elizabeth:
section /. mat the CITY surveyor is hereby an
lhollzcd and directed, upon the request Of amy per-
son interested III any lot OF land, OF III any part
thereoI' lha down on any map made Tor the pur-
pose Oh making any assessment OF the costs, dam
ages ana EXPENSES OF any local Improvement TO
divide sl'cA lot INTO Two or more SUBDIVISIONS upon
the SAD map IN such manner tpat such subdlyl-
siohs' anu lso tle orgll Iot' shalI u1st4cuy ap-
pear on Vic s'4u map ana 70 designate Sltch supul-
VISIONS ny suitable n8tlfcs' letters or othef char-
acters; and thereupon to apporuon the amount OF
tae assessment Whlch Is a hen upon the SAD orig
maj lot 70, among ana upon the SAID several Subdl
visions thereof, IN such proportion as shall to him
seem Just ana proper; ana upon making such dlVl-
SION ana apporhonment, 1t shall be his DUTY to
certify the same to the City Treasurer.
Section :. mat the CITY treasurer IS hereby
authorized and directed, upon receiving from the
CITY surveyor the apportonment MADE as atore-
SAID to enter the same, OF proper and sufficient
abstract tnereo1 III the record OF such assessment
IN his once, IN Such manner tnat such SubdlNlS-
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.

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j. T. WILEY, .r,,,,,,;4+oo
j. SCHULTHEIS, oi- o0''' ~
Dated Elizabeth June 8. 1869 j15 Ivy
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ed by tho Mayor and city council OF

a n ORDINANCE = to provide for the a po,-
"a tionlnent Of assessments for local improve
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CoRPoRArIoN NOTICE. - Notice

JACOB SCHULlHElS, 0''
Dated Elizabeth, June 3, 1859.
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There may be some doubt by what
name TO call the party that won the late
election in Virginia, but there is no
doubt what party was beateu--it was
the Radical party, 1t is that party
that is now working hard to retrieve its
fortunes. AT first, Congress was to set
the Radical carpet baggers up agaiu.-
But they have found friend nearer
home in General Candy, He has en-.
tered into the scheme for disqualifyiug
all the native white Virgiuians, elected
to the Legislature, by requiring then
to take an oath that they never at any
time gave "aid or comfort to the rebel.
lion" Now it is the Radical coustruc.
ton OF this oath, that every white man
or woman who submitted to the Con.
iederate government during the four
years of existence thus gave it said or
comfort" Canby's plan contempates
driving out of the Virginia Legislature
all but the carpet. baggers and the ne.
groes-for no matter how well a negro
served the Southern cause, it is now
settled that he did it on compulsiop
though that plea never avails for a white
man. On the success of this plot TO
nulllty the election by military power
now hang the hopes Of the carpet, bag.
gers for q continuance of their reign
in Virgins.
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District Court Of he United States, for
The District of Nnrulan6 in Rank.

District Court Of The United States, for
The District Of Maryland, IN Bank
rptcy,-h The matter Of lVi7iiam J.
Ho6maa, Bankrupt.
DisTRIcr OF MARYLAND, IS: This is to
give notice, tina. on the both day Of July,
1869, Warrant of Bankruptcy was issued
out Of the District Court of the United
States, for the District Of Maryland, against
the estate Of William J. Hoffman, Of the
county of Carroll. in said District, who has
been adjudgod Bankrupt on his own pet.
ton that the payment Of any debts, and
the delivery Of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt, 10 him, or for his use, and
The transfer Of any property by him are for
hidden by law, and that meeting OF the
Creditors Of said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Assgnees
of his Estate, will be held at a Court Of
bankruptcy, to be holden ct No. 81 Market
Street, Frederick city, before b. +. NJ.
Hurley, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy for
said District, on the 2lst day of August, A.
d. 1869, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
". Y. G0LDSBOROUGH,
U. S. Marshal for said District.
ang l2-2t
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Destructive Fire in Philadelphia.

A destructive fire visited PHILADELPHIA on
Wednesday night of last week, DESTROYING
the bonded warehouse known AS the Patter.
son stores.
The whisky stored went down with the
ruins, and in few moments q terrific ex
plosion took place, throwing down every
wall of section II, scatteringbricks, timbers.
&c, in every direction, while the flames
shot up IN solid body far above the sur.
rounding buildings, creating q general con
s'ernation among the residents of the neigh.
Dorhoou, Tor It was soon rumored that u
number OF children had been killed, and
several men badly if not fatally hurt. Wo.
men were running around irantically 10 find
children that had left their homes, but as
those who were missing began to return, the
excitement somewhat abated.
The explosion of course set the entire
contents Of the warehouse on fire. and soon
burning whisky ran down the cutters in
Swanson street to Pine, and thence into the
sewer leading to the river, and in n short
tune an explosion took place in the sewer,
breaking portion III, but not doing any
very great damage; the flames continued,
however, through the sewer to the end of
the wharf, which ii set on fire, and came
near firing brig lying near the pier, but
fortunately a steam tug happened to be close
by, which towed the brig out of danger.
There were about 5000 barrels of whisky
in section II, all owned by private parties.
and the tax had been paid upon the whole
OF 1t, The loss upon the whisky in this and
the other sections is fully covered by insur.
anee, as well as the buildings, the cost of
which was nearly million dollars. Ii was
impossible 10 ascertain definitely the loss,
but when it is stated that, in May last,
there was an insurance Of SIS 900 900 upon
the contents Of the entire building, some
idea may be formed of the immense des,ruc.
tion OF property The government docs moi
lose under the private warehousing system
when bonded property is destroyed, cxcept
!, be merchandise upon which tax has not
been paid.
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The Recent Elections.

A despatch to the Baltimore Sun,
dated Nashville, August Z, says:-
Additional returns indicate that Sen.
ter's majority may reach 65,0O0.-
But few counties give majorities for
Stokes. As far as heard from the
State Senate stands; Conservatives l6,
a majority Of conservative republicans,
with FIVE districts to hear from. The
House of Representatives stands Con.
servatiycs, 46; conservative republicans,
4; Stokes republicans, 4.
Another, dated Knoxville, August 7,
says: The election of the following
members of the Legislature from East
Tennessee, who are in favor of ex Pres.
ident johnson for United States Sena.
tor, is conceded: Stack, Curl, Leger.
wood, Farmer, Luttrell, Clemeutson,
James, Pearson. Owens, McGaughey,
McClary, Harrison, Keeney, Spears,
Wallace, Millcap, White and Self, aud
Fleming, probably, for johnson. 1t is
probable that twenty -fye of the thirty.
five East Tennessee members will be for
johnson, His election is now consid.
cred certain, and his friends arc very
jubihnt. Middle and West Tennessee
are almost solid Democratic; the Leg
islature three.fourths anti.republican.
Measures for calling n constitutional
convention are already being discussed.
Many republicans refused to vote, but
Stokes polled nearly full republican
vote. Brownlow processes sarprise at
the election returns, and says the con.
sentative triumph is greater than he
expected.
The returns from the Alabama cleo.
ton received SO far and those estimated
secure the choice of four Democrats aud
two Radicals to Congress, The delega.
tion elected to the last Congress was
entirely radical. At the presidential
election last fall the fifth district gave q
Democratic majority Of over 5000, and
the sixth district Of over $500. This
insures the return of the Democratic
candidates for Congress in the election
of Monday last.
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TuEInIsu Cuuncn BILL.-Tho Lon.

,..p Ttt
lhk IRISH oilohoii piL'''-i NC Lon
don Times speaks OF tue final settlement
of the Irish Church question as follows ;
anu .,ao,..u. or 49,, .Lg.,,,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oncs,;on nav he made
~, lie oooas;on 81 e. IL oc onr'n;o,, sense
~h;eb Shall olso bo word of hence
Min ba. hnon ,ooro common dnring
,ne roecn, discnss;ons ,bon 10 accuse
,bo IorJs md moro csro,inIlv tho
R;sbons 81 bar;na snotnn With the
s;n,Jo o;m 81 oo,,i,,, wore mnncv for
their friends Tho pr;mnte's speeeb
I,st n;gh, viii rroyoLe many repctitions
NJ his chorce /, WAS indeed verv
G,;riv oman 10 ,hem II must nor bc
Gorgo,tnn howe,er that tho bilI is n
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The s. Johns (New Brunsvickl CHA l.
pnblishlng series Of letters IN favor AZ an.
nexati0n to tie United State. Tbev No
ceea upon We theory that the mother coun-
~ entartAins for her American provinces
envy passing affection, and II they desired
% Transfer theis allegiance 10 the United
slAies ahe would not stand in the way. :
More good news. Our country is not
half hzge enough and the enumeration
= New Brunsvick would be quite an
addisios. We already have Russian
America with lis highly productive soil
and enlightened population, and have a
prospect ofobtsining Cuba. We would
snggest thc annexation Of a portion Of
AfFica the Hottentot country, for ii.
stance then 70 would have one grand
republica model for any government
The interests Of its citizens would not
y q all avene, and all would be peace
and harmony What an enlightened
nd polished body Of representatives we
would hate also- Hottsntots. Equimaux,
Negroes. Cubaas, and Americans. Does
- Ne prospecs Of these annoxations
nske every Ansrican's heart thrill
~ joyi
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A despatch dated San Francisco
August z, says: Gen. Rosecranz has
declined the nomination for Governor
Of Ohio. He telegraphed Hon. A. G.
Thurman, of the Democratic committee,
as follows,
"After the war resigned very dc.
slrable position in the army aud left my
State 70 secure at least the possibility
Of fulfilling duties deemed sacred 10
lay creditors and family. Those duties
forbid ME the honor Of leading the De.
mocraey of Ohio in the pending canvass
for Governor. | will address tho State
central committee by letter" M.