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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-10

o11keuns. The fdneralof Abel sdnperby,,
ESQ box place from his ne reAidence. No II
ParK street, yesterday afternoona The body of
the deceased enclosed n an elegant rosewood
casket, lined With wliite satin ana entwined-
with towering vines, upon which was laid a
magnificent cross and wreath of choice How.
sers-was piacedin the room ON the right of
the hall, and very many Of his old friends took
this last opportunity to gaze upon the features
Of one who was so much beloved in life. The
services, which were very kimpfessivel we're
conducted BY Rev. B. 81. Bayley, of tia First
Parish Church. After th services the !cas1ket
was borne outside and the employees Of the P.
8, 3 z. Railroad Company passed on either
side to take farewell glance. The procession
was then formed headed by detachment of
police commanded by Deputy Marshal Perry.
followed by the Forest City Band, playing a
dirge, while next in order came the Portland
Light Infantry, Capt. Mattocks, in full uni
form; detachment of the old members of the
Infantry, commanded by Lieut.. Henry P.
Dsane; the employees of the p. g. &P. Rail-
road, some sixty In number; carriages contain
ing the officers Of the p. s. & p. road; the
hearse with the pail bearers, attired in the old
Infantry uniform; and fnally,a long file of
carriages containing the family and friends Of
| the deceased.
| The pail bearers were Major r. w. Jordan,
DR.. Mason, Alex. Bell, Nathan Good, Henry
Green and Joseph 81. Stickney. Among the
gentlemen present were Represented all the
professions and different classes of business,
besides e. Mott, Esq, Treasurer, Frank Chase,
ESQ.,, Superintendent, and Messrs. Donnell,
Hatch and Conductor Payson Tucker, Of the
P. s. & p. road, and the veteran Captains
Jonathan Smith, Benjamin Ilsley and Arthur
| NJ Small
The Infantry and the employees Of the rail-
road escorted the remains as far as Deering
Bridge, when they returned to the city, while
the family and friends proceeded to Evergreen
/ Cemetery. During the funeral the workshops
Of the 2. 8. 8 ?. Railroad were all closed in
token Of respect, and the flags on the armories
Of the Infantry and Blues were sdisplaysdsat
half mast. aiiI@lk ~ ~ .Taa1a aarIkN
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PORT oFPoRTLAND

$50 ns;si ASA wednesday,, sumo o.
tiys2 Y e5siia ARRIVED. 71-7E'i,,fl ) 90
Steamer Chesapeake, Bragg, New York, with
Sch Naonta; smith BucksviIle, SC, 10 DAYS. with
a1aSsS + gmseF g Ryan Davis ito discharge
Sch Jack Easy, lBr, BulIerwell, CORVALLIS, Ms
Sch Gen kleber, Childs, Boston via Bristol seek
ing. THE report OF the q X sinking of Boon Island
came from one Of the crew who deserted in Boston
and the story was told Tor mischIevous purposesl
Sh. M rr sSs Esesm an. Annisqqam
Boothbay, to fit for Bay Chaleur.
Sch Adelbert, Farnhsn, Boothbay.
Sch kiDgfsher. Thompson. Southport. !,
Sch Winnie Weston. -, Georgetown. se
CLEARED.
: Brig Bio Grande,gJ Bace, st Jobas NB-John
Sch Julia, (Br) McDougal. st George. NIB. ~
Sch Elmaral. Soldiers, Damariscotta.
: SAsiL,ED-Brigs Emma. I Warren, simon;, schs
L4yNoHEDvMerrill Bros launched from their
yard IN Westbfook 9Th Inst finely modelled sloop OF
70 TONS Told measurel to be called the Active. She
has white White oak sms with deck Of southern pine,
ner. The following are her dimensons-length Is
feet, width "a feet, depth eet. Her mast is 81 feet
g % to Be
ten horse power, tbuilt by Chas Staples q SOM with
which 70 do the hoisting; She isowned by A 3 Ste-
is to command her.I II 0r1s =
" Ess6 sMEM0RANDA. ~
Sch Yankee Blade, OF Bucksport. Capt Coombs
from Elizabethport Tor Newburyport, with coal got
ashore Tuesday night near Chatham, where abe re-
scn oss ss e. over p o Ho
7th, in distress. having sprung leak % Pollock
Rip. She win haul on the railway Tor repairs.
800 DOMESTIC PoRrs. ~
. SAN FRANCISCO sth inst, ship Ellen Good
speed, Preble Bakers Island. ,F1srr - -
GAALvEsIoN-sld 18th VII, brig Selma, Happen
SD s1st,. sehs Alfred Keen, uBobIason, and J w
Coffin, ROBINSON Pensacola; j m Molaies, Newman.
NEW oRLEANs-cld sd. barque Horace Beals,
Blankenship, New Yorf y 81 IL i = ;
REEsAG0LAzAE si.t ult barqpe Ocean Eagle,
KEY wEsT-Ar 27th barque Union, Nicholson,
New York land cid tor Pensacola). ,ls. III
ps sAvANNAH-cld 7th, sch Sabine. carier, Tor
sid 4th, schs Lillias, Griffin, stockton; Catawam-
teak, Lord, Satilia River. to load tor Rockland. =
-F0RTRESS MONROE : Passed out It'll, baraue
PscIsa LOVE- 5a%Srs sF Indies
BALTiMoRE-Ar TN. sch Guiding Star. Blanch-
Cid 7th, schs s Adams, Donovan Ksnne,,,,, r
va piankatank River; John { Tracey, Tracey, Tor
PTILADELPHIA-Ar yth, sshs Mary Augusta.
sec. Creed VhaihaYep; Tania%ount. MontaomsrS
and $ Little. Little. RocEiand. -'-''s' y,
fid 1tn, barque Ada Carter, Keaney, Matanzas
SCI lsertna Soudef, Wooster, Salem. 4 "a
NEW YORk-Ar 7th. barque H d Slower, Pierce,
SEua; b,ies Aineola. Wright, Cardepas Emily
Euher, Clark, Sagua days: Goodwin, Cofdn. Rio
scls Harriet Fuller. willard, Newburg for Portland;
Lysaon. kS6sc5 EastpeEti . Hafraden, Joy, I'm
Cd It'll. sehs p L Smith, Bunker. Brunswick, Ga;
| CS Webb B1swster, Georgetown. 80 David Faust,
Lori, Georgetown, DO.
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AL who wish to buy nice' Millinery cheap,
will 60 to Robinson's, No. 3 Elm St. Shade
Hats from so cts. to $500 each. iaAa ~.
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Asz BAIn.-To sd second Inc Of the
4ePolute B. B. Club; ne orieutal B. B. Glqb
hereby offer to play youA friendly eame of b1se
sell, Friday, June II. at 80 P. NJ. on smittps
Common. EDWARD HENrRy. Sec.
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MR. MosElET, the late Democratic Treasur ar
Of the State Of Connecticut, let out the Sat- -
FUNDS to private individuals and did not ~.
count for the interest. As the amount ,oa,os
was 100000, the gentleman made a ,,ratt,,
handsome thing out of it. Democratic paner.
.na' nave Tor many years been living on a
. asnsactlon of somewhat similar nature in
-. .plS State, are requested to give currency %
'ne facts in Mr.. Moseley's case.
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RUNAWAY HoRsEs. y Yesterday afternoon q
couple of horses, attached to brick wagon,
took fright on Vaughan street, and came tear
ing to Congress street. At the end of the
horse railroad track was standing a car. The
horses hit the platform of the car and were
knocked down, falling under the platform.
One of them received a large cash in the head.
The horse of Mr.. Greeley, the milkman, yes
terday got frightened and ran up Congress
street to Munjoy, until he came 10 the cut that
has been made, when, not finding it safe for
nimself he suddenly wheeled round, throwing
'ne buggy wagon to which he was attached,
oyer the Dump breaking IL badIv
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Words of Wisdom

afK F,tfs FOR YOUNG MEN, 80
On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood
with SELF HELP for the Erring and unfortunates-
Sent In sealed envelopes, free Of charge Ad
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box ?. Phila-
delphia, Pa. sNmay2ld&w3m
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RESIGNATION. 1.-The following anecdote will
Dc appreciated by persons who know how
prominent the Representative from the ,foutth
NAME Congressional District was at the Pc
nooscot bar, and what monopoly of business
ne mad, before be took his seat in Congress-
Ane otner day q gentleman was speaking of
l. letters to a rising young lawyer from
bangor, and, thinking of the Congress sman's
genial, kindly ways, irrepressible humor and
remarkable courtesy, said: II sbould .h;.,,.
you. Penobscot lawyers would mis-. M DIS 'n
r :. 'ue patsery much. ''By Jove,'' said the
oiners very emphatically, ~ hope. ace shaIr,
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction

M
DURSBANT toiicense from he Judge OF Pr obate,
l. the undersigned will offer at PUBLIC AUCTION.
unless previously disposed Of at private sale at tho
late Residence 81 WILLIAM and RICHARD NJ.
WELD, liz Casco, on Wednesday, the sixth day OF
October next at ten O'Clock nj, all the interest be-
longing TO the estate OF the said William and r. M.
Webb, conformity severahy, consisting Of the fol-
lowing described parcels, TO wit:
The Homestead OF said VIM. and R. NJ. Webb, at
Webb's Mills. Carriage Mcnufdctory, formerly ocr
clpied, by \, M. Webb, including Yafer Roref and
1haehinery, House md lot webs Mills, knoWn
asthe R0bjVs House. Fifty aefes d land Known as
the Whi'1eg Lot, Seyenty-fye acres OF land known
as the John Webby lot. Fifty acres known the
Ephreim Efpards lot, Twenty acres OF the Stephen
Aufl fof,L Twenty acres Of the Hoy Nendous io.,
Twelve acres kno Wn as the james AlWfnsfo1 Place
Fifty acres Mountains lot owned in common with j.
d WinsoE., Also the f9llSy,lg parcels Of lapd be-
and lot at Webb's Mills known as the 1daHs House,
tHoHse and Bars AMI lot knoTn as the JosephAnser-
son place. Also one-halt Of the Prince Sfrout Lot,
owned In common with William Duran.
f.fc al r,... SAMUEL BROWN, 49,
~, Admsr Of the Estate fK. M. Webb,
|~e@A ~ notselJ0HN WEBB, s.l.'--
Executor OF the VIII of VIM. Webb.
Webbs Mills, oasco, Jnne 3, 1859. w3w23
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Annual Meeting.

THE Fourth Annual Meeting of the Eclectic Med
~ ical Association of Maine, will be held at the
Prehie House In Portland, on Wednesday, June
the days at ten O'Clock NJ, and
q fnll attendance OF the members OF the Society Is
earnestly solicited A cordial Invitation Is extend
not members OF the Society 20 be present. We have
reason to expect very interesting and profitable
meeting.
Psr Order ofthe President sss
. l1d Owes iC5t H. G. NEWTON, NJ. d.,
jelod5t&Y2t Corresponding Secretary.
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Is TIE members of the Portland Yacht Club
can now be supplied with the Reg ulatien Hat,
by Geo. W. Rich 8 Co, ia Fore street Port
land. june10-3t
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-. Aa" Mosac-We have received from J.. N.
Das.s' ~. ~ CENTRE street, the following new
music: maze heignolds' Songs. No. 4, "A
Dream Of Love. Words BY Miss Kate Hib-
burd; music by g, celIinct.a Dslehanty 3
Hengler's Songs and Dances No. T. erin
dancing glad, n by u M Gatlinss ct bslrs -lni
The aboye are Spublished bye. naRusselI
& Co., No 126 fremont street, Boston.
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. Ar 81. sSh Telum11 HAN, 1snsacola; 5shnI6 I'm.
Cushing. HsiI m aston frsn asa sW5r y;
Perry; Buta HSdgdm. Hall hockland; Mrracaiso,
Cid sih, SUP Jans Fish. Down, Liverpool via st
John. NIB sarquss kasIe. wilsinson, kingston, Jai
Williams. Cardenas: Fidelia Stone. Bangor sshs
NAY Kelley, PettsTsw Calais; aannie WsstbrOok
Passed through He'll Gate 7th, schs Lyndon from
ihastport Tor New York; O Miller. Thomas, Rock
t ian tor New York; Harraden. Joy, Jonesport
dal1ta; Lowell, Rondouf Tor Portland.
s Msm aaAYEN-Ar It'll. schs Calvin Clark, Calais
MsTr and ds sasss sssS ss sS
eSE%S fSSSSSSs sfVi Ill., , sss Nancy Hsssn
cl MxIsTIc-Ar 7th' oh Van Buren,, seavey, from
Lane BALTIMORE Frances E liens F Fs6sssa &C lane
tezuma. Bplger. Calais for Pawtuclxet An~ 'io ~"
WARREN, RI-Sld 18th, sch W Rawley. Rawiey
Ar tn Sch Knight Romsr, Bangor.
FALL BY EliGAr 7th, brig Orchard s. Torrey,
3. NEW REpEoRD-sld 9Th, brig Potomac. Carver.
HOLMES, HoLE,sAr 7th; bug Robin. Douglass.
Sea, Taylor; Sandy Point. Grant. and DIR Kane,
Dodge. New York for Boston New Zealand. Cook,
esiss S ~ Sawyer sS S az oi
Al sth sehs E,orids Metcalf Rocklahd for Bridge
port III amy Hammer. Brooks, Bangor for Green
sd 81 JSIlss Hattie B. chas Heath. Yankee blade,
ALBION. Minetta sara hssster and Robin schs Raven
John Snow, Helen Mar, Maria Lunt Faort. Alice
oakes' Tinker Abn sn Taylor. Hattie Butler. Red
DIR Kane Sandy Point and White Sea. :" Ass'AAa
BOST0N-Ar 9Th, schs Emma Wordsworth MoIn.
Julia Ann Dopr, ana Dsbos ci ach n BsSsd1
Clara Norton, Saunders; Edward q Frank Cox
Friendship. Blake; Peace, Jones. and Benz Frank.
CID sfh: schs Carrie Melvin, Watts Liverpool, Ms
xr 9th, scIs Emma wadworth, McIntire, Jamaica
Herring, calais !; Aaydower. Hand, and Harriet
Newell Gould, Calais; IZicova, Gates, do; BiIlow
w was odsss
Near, Wiscasset.
Below, ship Eddystone. from Calcutta.
Cid 9th, baraue Shawnaut,i Lord. Millbrdge; brig
R M Hesen, Jones, Trinidad; sch Talsman. Robin
GLoTCEsTER-Ar eth. schs Amazon, Warren,
Bs saS =! HSSfop; lanes Jsvett eoono5 Bangor
PoRTsMoUTH77Ar 9Th. sch Convoy. Titus, from
Calais.t t1t1t y fhttSa fffftt,f
Al 7th sch CeYon, Colson, Searsport.
-. ...y FOREIGN PORTS.
At Antwerp 9th ult uit ship Tamerlane, Summer,
tor New YORK soon = barque Argentine, Atwood.
Cld st Malaga 18th Ut, ,barque Sailor Prizes, Nc
Ar 81 Cailao goth uit. 6arque Deborah PsnneG.
Sid IN Montevideo Aprn IS. sch Annawann, kim
At Demsrara 18Th ult. brig saml Lindsey, wilson
Tor Turks Islands days, to load tor Boston. -
Al AArrSyo 2eth ult, brig Rabb9ni Coombs. for
At Port Caledonia CD, 2sfh ult. brig Persis link
ley. Foster, for Rondont. ldg; Anna b Torrey. Has
Cid at Thomaston 5th inst, schs VIM Slater, Watts
Wilmington, NC; It'll, Roswell, Copp, Philadelphia
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DIRK. a CHASE,
sssa THE oELEBRATED NDIANGPATHY,
Cancer. and -HasanOr Doctor,

= - - - - ~ - A. - 2 r y "a 10 =
Cancer, and -Has3nOr Doctor,
Formerly at No 10 Green St, has leased House No.
4, e1S2 Congress Street, Portland, Me-,
Where he wil be happy to be consulted BY all who
al. ~.,. ,.. are afflicted with
Cancer, Cancer Hnmors, Tumors. scrotuia, Leprosy,
tons. caterEh, khsumatism Sick Headache,
Gam Liver Diseases, Female Weakness, Pi es,
DISEASES of the Throat and Lungs,
Diseases of the Kidneys, Stiff
Joints, Gravel, Diabetes, &C.
B-Dr. Chase has practcsd in, his profession for
twenty years. and In that time has spent two years
In Florida and Cuba, for the purpose OF gazing
rect KNOWLEDGE Of the most Efficient remedies used
by the various tribes of 1Hdals Of that country and
which have hitherto been unknown tor the world
These added to his former knowledge and expert
ence, enable him to believe that he can accomplish
| from tie limited agency ofman,
In Cancer He Claims Superiority
Over all other Physicians Of the Age.
His modus operandi Is by plaster, destroying the
tnmor Or IN from fifteen 70 thirty minutes with
Knowledge Of this application was procured at
great EXPENSE and Dr. Chase wishes to give the pub
lie advantage Of his valuable remedy. Most applica
caustics which eauterize and burn the flesh, benefit
ting m PIT aey sasss aggsayating the disease In
proper stage He also boldly that be can tell
every In ividua their disease, and location Of their
pains, and describe their feelings in almost every
case moro minutely than they can possibly them
ss sSs without even asking question of the pa
DR.. Chase Is not q ClairvOyant,
But conducts his examinations "a strictly scien-
tihc principle and win challenge any medium Tor
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In Cancer he claims Superiority


He Charges Nothing for Examination.
d DR.. Chase Is very moderate in his charges that
the poor well the rich may have the advantage
Of his skill, and in all cases where he cannot cure,
or give relief viii conscienuously refuse to treat
them-and there are many in this city who will
vouch fer HIS skin and integrity 5l3ss
- Office HOUSES A. M. toll P. N, and 2 to p. NJ.
Office at Residence. MA IN. je10w1m25
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"Buy NE, and I,ll do you Good" DIR.
remedy tor Liver Complaint in all its forms, Huors
OF the Blood and Skin. Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Co.'S
tiveness, Indigestion, Jaundice. Headache ard BIZ
the system regulate the bowels restore the appetite
puritthe blood strengthen the body, and thorough
prepare 1t to resist diseases OF all kinds. GEO. Q.
Mar fS-sNI6y 'S1A'ASA&sA 10 ~ --aaL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
fi-7T E7ElI17T % TTTTT77TTT ~
n2s4lsl 3 iii, lfsE 'iiN slsiislg 15u4aigs az sot
aiHi HueH siidN 9dI o. yer Oh 10 s7afq sai4rsis
Eae len ,paaiS 1T HI Il actiao9l sd1
..nas.l 10 o sI1os III Vi saa.I rolsslr.,4 s. re
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N FOREIGN PORTS.
i -, o1s& ~ "a shtv. Ta, /. =,
sP0KEN,,

.sl3aiaeSs bH1 SPOKEN rs. az ~. gf-3
March 9, lat sos, Ion 100 d. barque Eureka ifror
Bangkok tor Falmouth, As days out. .sa-oos
pool Tor Quebec. sfSSy4gsY NV
May 20, lat 40. Ion II, ship Freeman Clark. iror
Newport = for New York. M
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DIED,
DEPARruRE'or OCEAN srExMxF

Miniature Alma nnc......... une TO-
gnrises.. IS sd. ga Meen sets zee, g15 Pm
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MEMoRANDA

Sch Yankee Blade, OF Bucksport, Capt Coombs
from Elizabethport Tor Newburyport. with coal got
ashore Tuesday night near Chatham, where abe re-
mains. She was throwing over cargo.
Sch otranto, Of Ellsworth put Into Holmes Hole
18th, in distress. having sprung leak on Pollock
Rip. She will haul on the railway for repairs
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-19

To an ordinance relative 10 city officers gener-
ally.
We il ordained by the Mayor and City Council
ID Of the city OF iizaheth.
Section he penalties of the official bonds
OF the officers he Elm named shall be re pectiyclg
That o. the City Clerk five hundred dollars.
That of the City Treasurer twenty thousand
dollars.
That ofthc City Surveyor one Thousand dol
hat of the Stree: Commissioner five hundred
dollars
That Of the Deputy Street Commissioner three
hun red dollars
Thst OLA Constable five hundred dollars.
That OF Chief Of Police five hundred do lars.
That of the ity Attorney five hundred dollars
Section ,. That the officers hereinafter NEIL
toned shall receive the amounts ann KID t,
same respectivelt, as the compensation Tor their
services
The Mayor three hundred dollars per annsm.
The City Clerk three thousand dollars per an
nun.
The City Treasurer one thousand eight hun
dTtd dollars per annum
The Oyerseer oil The POOr six hundred dollars
per annum
The City PHI stefan for the First and Second
Wards two hundred and fifty dollars per an UNI
Y he City Physician Tor the Third Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth wards, five
hundred dollars per abnum.
The Street Commi sioher one thousand eight
hundred dollars per anpum.
. he Deputy Street Commissioner one thousand
dollars per annrm.
The Assistant Street Commissioner one thou
sand dollars per annum
The Chief OF Pol fifteen hundred dollars per
annum.
The Captain of Police twelve hundred HAIRS
per annum
The Lieutenant OF Police one thousand dollars
pei annrm
The Chief Engineer of the Fire Department
four hundred collars per nnuum.
The Keeper of Police Station House in the
First ward ene hu, died and fifty dollars per an
mum.
The Keeper of Police STA ion House in the
Fourth ward one hundred al fifty dollars per
annum.
The Keeper Of the Station House for the Trar
cling Poor. in Fourth ward, two hu' dred and
ffey dollars per ann m.
The Keeper of the Iron Draw Bridge two hun
dred per annum
The Health Inspector twelve hundred dollars
per annum.
The Janitor for Council Chamber. Hall and
City Offices, enc thousand dollars per aunum
The Superln endeEt of Ma ket twelve hundred
dollars per annum'
Scavenger for First. Second, Third and
+ urih wards one thousand d0lla per annum
Scavenger for Fifth, Sixth. Seventh and eighth
ward, one Thousand dollars per annum
Passed anuarv l, 1869
j T WILEY, President City Council,
J. SETTLE. City Jerk
Approved January /. 1869.
PHI. II GRIEF Mayor
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-19
TN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.-Retween
Il John f. Cabot and others and the New der

Il II 81
sey Nitre onipany. a fE
By virtue of an order OF sale duly made by the
Chancellor on I he nineteenth day of February A
D., eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, /. Archi-
bald ; oodruh, the receiver of the said The
New Jersey Nitre Company, will expose for sale
at Public VendGe, on Wednesday, the seventeenth
day OF February d., 1869. at two o. clock in the
afternoon, at the Court Rouse in The city OF Elz
aoeth, New Jersey. all and singular the property
0i the said he New Jersey Nitre Company re-
ing two large three story brick buildings now
joined together and situate upon the tracts OF
land particularly described rs follows One of
lhe'n beginning at the ea-ierly line ofthe ESSEX
ana Mlddlesex turnpike road, at IA stake distant
In uortherly direction thirty five feet from the
corner OF John earton's land, and from thence
running northerly along the easterly aide of the
said turnpike road thirty two feet to stake !:
thence easterly al right angles to said turntikt
road one hundred and twenty five feet to a stake:
tnehre sontheiiy in line para lei with said turn
PIKE road thirtY-two feet thence Yves ferly M
right angles with said turnpike road one hu dred
ana twenty five feet t. the place of BEGINNING
And the other ofthem beginning on the east side
Oh the Essex and Middlesex turnpike road at The
northwest corner OF lot of land conveyed by
Francis u. Chetwood to John G Re We and
Others, at a stake distant sixty. seven feet in n
noftherly direction from the land late of John
d Dar..H, deceased and rom thence in northery
direction along the said turnpike road thirty fee,
toa stake in the land Of said Chetwood or lately
MS, thence in an easterly course parallel witt
Ine north line of said land, conveyed to the said
heeve, ana at right angles with snid turnpike one
hundred and twenty five feet to a stake: thence
southerly parallel with laid turnpike road thirty
1eet to the corner of the said Reeves land thence
westerly along the northerly line of said land one
hundred and twenty five feet to the place of be.
ginning; the said last described tract of land
subject to mortgage dare October 4th. 1854.
TO secure the sum of 5000 and also a mortgage
dated July 10, 1861, to secure the sum of S6N0
together with all and singular the right, title
claim, interest and demand of the said 4 he New
jersey Nitre Company of in, to and out of The
said Two tracts of hind, with the buildings and
improvements thereon erected, ID rights liner
n s,esn pfivheges, heredilaments, and appuete.
remainders, rebts. issues and profits thereof
n -; WOODRUFF, Receiver.
Dated December 18th, 1868.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-19
Corporation Notice.

DUBLTC NOTICE is hereby given. That
it is the intention of the City Council
Of the city OF Elizabeth. under and by
virtue OF the provisions Of an act entitled "a n
act to revise and amend the charter of the CITY
of Elizabeth approved March 4, 1863 to order
and cause Morrel street. from Elizabeth aven e
to Jersey street, to be regulated, graded, curbed
and guttered.
Suchpersons as may object thereto are re-
qnested tn present their objections in writ
ing 1.-THE Office OF Street Commi asioner on or be-
fore the exriiation of two weeks from the date of
this notice.
By order ofthe City Council.
l.. Fl. HIGGINS. Street Commission 81.
Dated, Elizabeth, February s. 1869.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-19

pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. that
Of the, city OF Elizabeth, under and by
virtue OF the provisions of an act entitled An
act to revise and amend tie charter of the city Of
Ehzabeth, approved March A. 1853, to order and
tLom Grove street TO Williamson rect, to be
nagged four feet wide in the centre of each side
walk 7r
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
9ested to PRESENT their objections in writing at
me office OF the Street Commissioner. on or be-
lore the expiration of two weeks from the date OF
this notice. =
BY order of the CITY Council. "a
L. II HIGGINS. Street Commissioner
Dated, Elizabeth, February 8, 1869.