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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.

HAVANA, June 5.
Ex-Captain- General Dulce sailed to-
day for Spain. He was accompanied to
the steamer by all the military officers
of high rank now in Havana, and by
the Colonies of the volunteer regi-
ments.
The Havana journals publish reports
which represents that thousands of in
surgents are surrendering.
The volunteers have removed the
Governors of Cardenas and Colon, and
propose to establish Trium virate, con-
sisting of prominent Spaniards, to gov
ern the island till the Home Govern
ment is settled. They will probably
give Count Balmaseda command of the
forces in the field. The Governor of
Havana and Chief Justice have resign
ed. Forty officials and the Bishop of
Cuba accompany Gen. Dulce. to SpaiR.
Gen. Espinar is expected to resign
soon. A serious affray Between the
volunteers and regulars has taken place
at Cardenas
Admiral Hoff writes from Matanzas
at date of May q, that he was much
surprised to find that the feeling of an
mostly between the volunteers and
the Cuban element was much less Bit
ter than he had been led to expect in
Havana. In fact, from appearances, q
stranger in Matanzas would never sus-
pect that revolution was raging in the
island and American commerce, which
is quite extensive here, is unm olested
About the Sth or 10th of May some
bands of insurgents attacked the con-
voy of train, defeated them and de-
stroyed the bridges the Spaniards had
built, and captured 43 officers and men
including colonel. This is the only
decided success of the revolutionists
that has been recently reported. The
Admiral has been informed that Gen.
Lesca, Governor of Puerto-Principe
has been removed by the Captain Gen
eral for alleged cruelties, in lombard
ing camp composed Of womens aud
children, and Gen. Letona ordered to
succeed him. This action has caused
great discomfort among the Havana
volunteers.
At Guantanamo, on the north side,
near the eastern end of the Island, the
instruction is said to be exceedingly
strong, in consequence of the success
full landing of expeditions in that dis
trict, and that in recent engagement
with the Spaniards the latter was de-
feated One thing is positive, how
ever, and that is, the actual OF suppos-
ed successful landing of these "expedi,
tons has infused new life into the in
surection that to all appearance was dy-
ing out some two weeks ago.
WASHINGTON, June 5.
The representatives of the Cuban pat
riots here assert that in q brief time
Bolivia, Venzuala, and several of the
Southern States will follow the ex-
ample of Peru in recognizing the belli-
gerent rights of the Cubans. The same
agent of the Cubans who affected u
recognition from Peru will visit the
capitals of the other South American
States, and it is said there is but little
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

STOLEN from the neck of child near the corner
y of Jersey and Spring streets, June 5, at about
O'Clock p. M, by boy about twelve years of age.
Gold Necklace. The above reward will be paid
for the return of the Chain, and conviction of the
thief. il Sd FF. CLASSY,
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NOTICE.
Valuable Building
Sites For Sale.

TTNHE Southern part of Elizabeth, the garden spot
Il of the city, after remaining so many years
without any very extensive improvements, is now
opened by the enterprise OF the owners of land in
that section and is upon the market for sale.
This property possesses great advantages for Vii
la Residences, being located on about the highest
ground in the city it is dry and healthy, and COM
mands fine view of the surrounding country, Sta
ten Island, and the Sound. Numerous improve
ments have been commenced, and many others are
in contemplation.
The streets are wide, and on some of them the
Nicolson pavement is nearly ready for use-gas and
water pipes laid under the sidewalks and sewer
connections are brought under the curb so no ne.
cessity exists of the street being disturbed
A number of elegant and substantial residences
have already been erected, and more are in the
course of completion. Numerous streets and ave.
nues are being opened throughout the property
and while the avenues afford sites for large and
handsome residences, lots on some of the streets
can be sold for houses of more moderate style.
For maps, plans and further particulars, apply q.
JOHN NJ. COWELL,
No. IL Arcade,
mis- I'm Elizabeth, N. j.
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FOUND.

On Friday night, between and o'clock a Dark
Bay Horse-Right hind foot white fetlock, star in
the Hface. The owner can have the same by pay.
ing expenses and proving property. Apply at Peix-
ott9's Livery Stable, near depot. il lot
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b. WOODRUFF & SONS, Auctioneers, will sell on
TUESDAY, JUNE 8,
At l O'Clock p M at the residence of the subscriber
in Magic street. Black Walnut Parlor Furniture
Mahogany Bedstead, Cottage Bedroom Furniture,
Carpets, Chairs, Tables and Oaked Bauffet, Win
dow Cornice, &C., Engravings and Pictures. Kitch-
Ell Utensils, Washing Machines, Crockery, &c. One
two-seat Rockaway, Phaeton, l Horse, sets Har-
ness, Cow, one two-horse Wagon, l Single Wagon,
l Sleigh, l Rack Rigging, 1 Hay Rake Harrow,
Plow, &c. 80 bushels Potatoes, 100 Chickens, ton
Hay. 2t* HENRY L. KNAPP.
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NOTICE.

A REGULAR meeting of the Emmett Benevolent
N Society will be held in the Arcade Building,
TUESDAY EVENING, June 8, at half-past seven
o'clock. By order of the President.
JOHN EGAN, President.
THOMAS SILK, Secretary. ct
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REMOVAL.

TOHN FROMM has removed his Shaving and
81 Hair Cutting Saloon from corner of Washington
street TO No 119 Broad street. two doors above old
stand have fitted up the above store in the neat
est manner and hope by paying strict attention
to business, to merit continued share of public
favor. Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting.
ap1 3m JOHN FhOMM'
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THE ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is
published at 155 BROAD STREET, near
ly opposite the National State Bank, by
j. MADISON DRAKE,
Editor and Proprietor.
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FOR SALE.

A SEWING MACHINE, nearly new, the owner
N not having any use for it. Inquire at No. 80
Prospect street. j7 1w*
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LOTS FOR SALE.

WITHIN 400 yards of the Market Hall, on high
w ground, at prices ranging from $375 upwards
Apply to HENRY F. FAIRBANK,
Elizabeth, N J.
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TO THE LADIES.
Curls, Braids Bands, Switches, Toupees, Water
falls Rolls Fans, &C., on hand and made to order,
at New York prices
Is Particular attention given to Cutting and
Dressing Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hair.
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A LETTER FROM MAGISTRATE BUNCH
Yesterday, Magistrate L. Bunch read letter
to us and requested its publication. We
promised to publish it entire or to give the
"grist" of it as Josh Billings would say. On
reading the letter we concluded 10 publish it,,
and here it is:
Messrs. Editors-on yesterday in your issue
The question was asked. How is it.
Magistrate Bunch held one Kerr to answer
to the Court of Gen Sessions to charge OF
Larceny for Stealing boat.
& released one. Carr on Saturday for SINH
lar offence.
There was this difference in the Cases The
fomer being Supported by testimony The lat
ter Case wanting in that particular.
His rearrest has not taken place when it does
there will be some one about you may be sure.
Also when the humble magistrate is ar
raigned for incompetency. all OF which we
are in blissful Ignorance of unless your issue
OF to- day may be reguarde due notification
Respectfully,
L. BUNCH
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. SEPTEMBER 15.-PaUilton
Hotel.-L. J. Lampkin, Athens; Henry Heines,
South Carolina; W. M. Richardson, s. F.
Vance, Laurens; George q. Younge, Mrs. Will
liams, Mrs. J. Weinberg, Mrs. NJ. o. Conner,
New York; s. Hyde, P. W. Emanuel, c. Foster,
City; W. M. Leary, st. Stephens; T. h.
symenes, Southern Express Company; J. W.
Rawlins, Washington; j. F. Maddox, A. M.
Harlfuld, ]. NJ. Baldwin, Georgia; s. W. Maui
rice, Kingstree; David Werts, Newberry.
Charleston Hotel.-J. P. Sarniss, steamship
Champion; T. Stiles, Aususta;J. B. Manning,
New York; &. A. SWANS, J. Sinkins Jones,
New Orleans; j. Il. Sooch, South Carolina; W.
II. Bristow, Theo. Welsh, Clio; W. 7. ]. o.
Woodward, Cheraw; T. J. Williamson, Oak
Bowery; W. q. Mount, Long Branch, N. T.; A.
Getty, City.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA RAnRoAD.-By change in the schedule
Of the South Carolina Railroad, which goes
into effect to-day, the trains. though leaving
at the same time, arrive one hour earlier. The
night trains leave as before, but by the new
arrangement are enabled to connect with the
Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. This is de-
cided gain-passengers and mails we're hereto
fore compelled to lie over in Columbia until
the next morning. A daily communication has
also been established with Camden, and the
entire change is one that will give general sat
isfaction.
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IT II e s T A .s1 n
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER,

As an advertising medium, offers facilities to Ner-
chants, Dru;gists, Machinsts, &C., OF extending
their business. unsurpassed By any Southern
Weekly.
xs circulation is fast becoming general Real
and parties interested IN the purchase
or sale Of real estate, will nd to their advantage
to consut its columns and advertise therein as Va
are efecing arrangements by which our paper "ia
circulate largely among Northern CAPITALISTS.
Information tending to the development OF our
mineral manufacturing and agricultural resources
descriptive Of climate. SOIL &c.-soncited ana ~anA
Tsrrus cssb 81 year; copy gratis to any one
sending s,1 snbscribers; club Of ten, 81 80 each
Rates Of advertising liberal Address
naeeS oi ". ]. McKEKRALLy
,,,,,s Marion. 3 G.
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Auetion sales This Day.

..JoHs G. MnNoR & Co. will sell ct 10 o'clock,
at their saIesroom, stock Of a retail dry goods
store. ,rr
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, fire engine, dry goods, DO.
LAuREY & ALExANpER will sell at 10o'clock,
at their store, three barrels whiskey. ,
JErYoRDs Il Co.. will sell at baf-past 8
O'Clock, at their store, strips, shoulders, DC.
SANuEL G. BLACK will sell ct II o'clock, at
the old Postofice. city and bank stock.
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SERENADE.-At twelve O'Clock last night this
Office was the recipient of a serenade from the
members OF Charleston Hook and Ladder Com
pauy No. Q. The serenaders will accept our
thanks for the serenade, and alec for the three
hearty cheers and tiger for The DAILY NEWS
given when they retired.
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THr DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND Con-
1rEsolAL CIRCULAR win be- ready for delivery
at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. Business
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nufS6er Of copies containing their cards, should
leave their orders at our counting room to-day.
All orders for ten copies and over viii bssup-
piled OF the rate Of two and hall cess.s per
copy.
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CITY TAxEs.-Attention is directed to an ad-
yertisement Of the City Treasurer, notifying
ell taxpayers that the last instalment on real
estate ia due this month, and if not paid the
property will be advertised for sale, not only
in,the city papers, but throughout the State.
Delinquent taxpayers should make 0 note Of
this fact and govern themselves accordingly.
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BUSINESS ENvELopEs.-THE NEWS JOB Or
F1cE is now prepared to furnish good envelopes
with business cards printed thereon, at 81 per
thousand. Send your orders. Every mer-
chant and business man shoald have his card
printed on his envelopes.
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TmoueH BILLS OF LAD1Na TO LIVERPOOL
We have been requested to notice, and We do
90 with pleasure, that the New York aud
Charleston Steamship Company have arranged
with frst'class steamship line in New York
to give through bills OF lading for cotton to
Liverpool. The rates until further notice will
be Ave-eighths Of 9 penny.
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ArrEapr TO MURDER IN EDaEFrELD.-In
Edgefeld District, on the evening Of the Sth
instant, white man named O'Donnell was re-
turning home, when he was shot in the back.
He was found next morning still alive. but ig-
norant Of the psrpetrator of the deed. DIR
Pragit, near whose house he was shot, has
taken him in and is caring for him.
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CRUws.-There were twenty-nine deaths in
the city last week-three whites and tsenty.six
blacks.
Mr.. Hatkenschiel, who was employed by Col
lector Clark to pick the locks Of the doors Of
the customhouse, when he made his raid upon
it, has not been paid yet, and has placed the
account in the hands OF Magistrate Mackey for
collection. ,.;.tN :; at
ORA. G. Mackey left for Columbia last night.
Another Radical went with him. II is unfortu-
nate that the two couldn't persuade more OF
the party oleavs with them.
DR.. Radzinsky, Medical Officer OF Health
District No 4, rendered his resignation yester-
day, sitting that his feeble health was his rea-
son for so doing.
Where are the records Of the city? A per-
son who desired to refer to them was informed
that they we're in the Orphan House, where
they had been deposited during the war. On
inquiry there he wss told that they had beer.
removed (ahsre, the informant coMd not,
s.ate.) sinoe the war; Sever1 of the city on
cials Who iShould know Of the location OF the
records are entirely knorant. bpksuppose That
they Are - the Orphan House.
Il Is reported that q resolution will be intro
duced st the next meeting of Council, request
inc q 70 annronrfate $500 for the widows and
ohiIdren of the men who perished in the Avon
doIa ,,inas- -
oman. and Mar hnsband had soneNords
vsstsrdav. -"fie knew he was right" and, as
she asserted, assaulted her. The case was
carried before . magistrate. but the assault
wa. not CLEARLY t,ryysr. vhareupon the wife
,ot nm a s.scenAs an short notice. Her hus-
band has our syi5,,sshies. ~
m. ho.ol rsssta,atg snsv, a,d excellent ones
- - SsH .,s,s q s sansv Mr. Jowitt. show
.s,., I ;, - ~ trsyalto .na through the
.;s. =. =SSsssTs
This ia the dasappointsd sor the visit of the
one thousand negroes. men, women aud chill
.d,en. from harrington. Oherev, and the s'sec-
t;ons round sbouf;. What rs the object of the
,ronossa v;s;s mo one seems 10 know.
FEsra ssssSs q "a oo1sidarablo dissatisfac-
tim snob6 the- colorea people because Fire
Cd,ys,nap5 rs. q. eoiocsd. Nas made to give up
it'd snotnesaud ap6srstsss to Younger com
49, z =; z, e ~
The proposed aNicolson pavement" il is
estimated. viii 90 Il $40 $50 %. As It viii be of
a baresE sos sboaeSl having b1sirSess in the
-Courthouse and ia the Fireproof Building, the
~ ~,srtasrs i, tbe ntpiect ttfas the county should
nav $3.50 ,ssvi,o ssaso 70 he rs,a by the citv.
The resnla, rneet;no,ros fba Masonic Fair
A..o.,.,;o. ,,;,, n. Iii a. e,o,t o,c,oc, IN.
niebt- =.
oSs ~ tbe last sens ~ ationsl papers, in view of
tbsalss6E revenne decision recurring base
han c,nbs 70 nav 4 tax on receipts. represents.
in an iinstrstion. a game of ball with each
PLAYER displaying on the seat OF his unmen-
tionsbles large placard bearing the notice Of
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MEssRs. CHApEAU & HEBRON, next door to
the Mills House. have for sale, cheap, 200 Nc
Clellan saddles, at IS apiece, and 500 sets Of
team harness.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.

Masonic Fair Association, at 8 2. NJ.
Memorial Association, at 5P. N.
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MERCHANTS. FACTORS AND BUSINESS MEN
will and it to their interest to advertise in the SEN
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