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Madrid, Decemb r2' 1873.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of State, Washington :
respectfully renew the tender of my rcsg
natlon, which, | truet. may be accepted now,
without interfering with the prospects of Nh ac'
COMMUNICATION. [Signcd] ..'" .''. SIcKLEs ''''
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Washingt III, De. embar II, 1873.

Sckcs, Madrid:
Your teuder of resignation wat only hypo-
theticnl, and your Telegram refereed to al s sd
publications unknown here attributins d,stt.-
faction which had cot b .cn expressel Under
these circumst noes publication is moi deemed
necessary, and Cannot be authorized.
) gneIl FISH.
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Don Sick les. RESIGNATION,

Washington, December &, 1873.
Sicklas, Minister, Madrid:
The allaged-pubcation nf disnpirjval of your
conduct is entirely unauthorized no disSatl> fac
ton has been expressed or intimttcd, and II is
deemed important that you remain. Your re-
signaLiOn ut this tins would II b.. acc pied, Ms
it would interfere with the Prospects ,or an ac-
con.n,udnLun [S2nedI FISH,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06

* HEaIFF'S SALE.--In Chanoery Of New Jer-
~ sey.--B tween Emil Gabler, complainant, and
lssac NJ. CJkefai 1t ais, defendants IL "a. fer
deficiency.
By virtue of the above stated writ fari facias to
Ee directed. shall expose for sale at public VEN
due.at the Court House, in the city of Elizabeth n.
on Wednesday, the Srd day OF December, A. D..
1873, at two o'c ock, p. NJ, of said day, all the
elt te right title Ind interest OF the above named
defendants, IL and 10 all tho following des riuod
tracts of land and premises situate, lying and
being III the city of Elizabeth, county OF Union,
and state of New jersey;
FIRST Beginning at "A stake at Jersey street /;
thence running along land late Of the estate of
mes Wilson, deceased, north twtlyed nrees and
fifteen minutes cast four chains and III weight
links to land late OF Elias b. DAYTON thence with
that i uorlh eiehty-s de. and tdrty MN
ute5 east two chains aud fifty gnd half links to
uni II street the nee alJng tho west oUge OF said
street south une degree ana thirty minu.ea east
QUE chains and Sc, emit en- links to Jerfey street
thence along the north edge ct Jersey street
south Seveuty-Our DEGREES and thirty minutes
wet ono chain ana Nty-niue links to the place of
beginning, containing LiLetN -lalndredthB of an
acre strict measure, b uuded suuth by Jersey
street, west by Ia late Of tho estate OF James
Wilson, d. ceased no. tn by land formerly % Elias
Il. aytun, AID east by Union street.
cond. Beginning ct he southoa't Corner OF
Julia street aud Monroe avenue Il tnCe lining
east rly al ng the south lpe II Jutia street one
hundred and IF feet Themes southery parallel
with Julia STR ct hundred and nifty feet to the
taEtsrly line of said by,nne and thence along
nj n n hhTtn
mia peoinrIrg "a MONT M iba ,nri sry iine
nc 0r,ia1 e., W. h,,,d, ad ~ go ,,a
AVID , hnlf ioar =, Test o,g'ei, Srn, th Iio M
Iand az the es,at. 81 Ncob rra,e doctsscd boins
tbs sontb,psteriy corner af a ia ~ IsII soid by
| Tbo,oas n pI1dd ana ,yifs "a "a w HT5d Gy tha ~
doc, racordod IN !, ~ ga &c ,.sds - u,,ian
connt,, 40 XII thoro r,,,,,,5r,, oaatari, oInna
| the said line of Orchard street thirty SO and
an,,Is q, y, inn ~ Ir,.bard ,troat ons L,,ndred
All t,,ont%'i, ii9c1 fcat oirht is, ir,les ,ra nv
psns ,oIIro Of I 81 ~, II N' tijoo, thorce
,yssio,1,, ,,o,t said 1I,aaena; ItI tbirty-saNsn
ana n,t, hoii AZ 10, Sao3 thenca soI,tberiv "a
right ont,,ea 10 said ,ino of 0rrhsrd s,rcat ont
hind 81 AND tventv.si, 1oGl foot ninn 10Y incbea
| mora ot lcss 70 t,e' Mace ~ hesi,rirS, W
Touri, Rseinr'ng OF a NJ nj on Ito e.sto,1,
live oF Wol,7mt styeat Instant ann. mo sam,
nortbari,- three bnnired ana eisbt,h;e feet t,y,
,nclcs trou, no northnrly linz -; Mar. ~, cot
thonce rnT,,ing north 1'I, aIong said lima or wal
mt s.reet ,Iirfy Two and one half feot 10 other
! ina Of roid ri0ith :. tfonce cna.nrIv n 1ignt
anaIea +, said I,n of walnut frset and along soid
rintl,s an, INA Gu ~ L,,,draS and t,s,t, fn,,T
| feet and tonr Inchea move or lass, to tbe sonth.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06
POLICE MATTERS.
Before Justice Eairbank


William Karney. Drunk at the
Fourth ward station, was banished the
city.
On election night the boys of the 9TH
ward acted naughtily, in stealing bar
rels, which they afterwards burned in
honor Of the day, They did not cou-
fine themselves to barrels and boxes OF
no particular value, but they actually
stole oil casks valued at five dollars
each.
This morning Mr.. Edward +. Ed
wards appeared at headquarters and
preferred complaint against james
Hastings and George Exley, charging
them with having stolen and carried
away, from his premises, four oil casks
and an oil barrel, valued at twenty-one
dollars and hall. A warrant was is
sued, and the lads will be arrested and
held to answer. The guilty parties will
find themselves in tight place, before
they get through with the matter.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06
Sci IT B. R1 DER, Eher1H.
Elizabeth, September Goth, 1878. o2S 4wTu

SHER1FF's sALT.-Union County Circuit
- Court.-Eljah II urdy. William Fhyfe aud
Robert Clenighan. partners SC, E. II. Purd &
Co, VS.. Helen W. Dimock. Fl. ia. de b.. ct ter.
In case on lien.
by virtue OF 'he above stated writ of heri facias
to me directed. l shall for sale, at public
verdue, at the Court House, In the city of Eliza-
beth, n. on Wednss day, the Goth day of No
vember, A. 1878, at two O'Clock p. IN. OF said
day, certain brown sto dive ng house with
French roof, about seventy-hye feet by nir ETY.
feet. with basement and cupols, on lot or cur
lilage, situate in the city Elizabeth, county Of
Union and state OF New Jersey
Beginning at the southwest corner Of South ard
Williamson sire cts. and unr ing thence along the
southerly line tf South street north eighty-nine
degrees and thirty five inutes west two hundr. d
and thirty-rix eet six iuche to the middle Of a
gate ost ; theme along land now or late Of said
Helen w. Dimock Sol III six degrees and forty
three minutes west three hundred and fifty feet
six inches 20 c. rner thence etil along the same
south seveniy-nii degrees and siAt mil utes
east one hundred aud ninety-oDe feet one inch to
the westerly line OF Wi Ii neon street and tneI
along thst lne north Il irteen deRree' and seven
teen minutes east three hundred and nipety-two
feet to the place OF be- Inning.
STH D. RYDER, Sheriff.
Elizabeth, September 49, 1878. o2s 4wTu
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06

GtHERIFF'S SATE-In Chancery of New Jer-
> sey-retween Warren n Trusdell, complain
ant, and Simon Arnold and ais, defendants. Fieri
fa1Rs.
BY yrtuo Of tte above stated writ of fieri faclas,
to Ine directed shall expose Tor rae, at public
veudue, at the Court House in tho city of Elza-
beth, N. on Wednesday, the 3rd day Of De-
center, h. D. 1873, at two O'Clock y. n. of said
day, all that tact Parcel OF LAID, situate, lying
Bnd being in the city Of Elizabeth, county OF
Union, and rtate of New jersey:
Beginning in ihe most soutberly lire Of First
street at point atty iee5 nGrtheas erly nom the
outhcaste ~ correr Of First street and WashiIg-
TO NOW called Liyingstoul rec thence run
ming uortheasterlJ along raid line of First etrest
fifty feet thence soutt eaBtery at right angles 10
id line of First street on6 hundred feet; thence
souihw. sterly parallel with said line Of first
street fifty teet m thence northwesterly paral-
le with the Hccond course one hundred feet o The
p ace Of brRinuing Being tarts II lots one ~,
three 81 Ave 10y and seven "a IN block seventy
fYe (75l as laid down and dist'De uished on map
Of the new meuuiactuIi' town I Ehzabethport.
N j.. now Oh file in the CLERK Office Of the cOun-
ty OF Essex. lei the same premises convey ed
to tho said Simon Arnold by the Central Railroa
Company Of New Jersey, by deed recorded IN
b Jok II deods for Union county, page 1913, &c.
SETH b. RYDER, sheriff.
Elizabeth, September %, 1873. Ii 4Wiu
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06
ALLEGED FRAU DIS IN THE SECOND

WAhD,
William bIoffatt, Republican Judge of
election in the Second ward, yesterday
appeared before Justice Egan, and made
an affidavit, setting forth that voters
had been prevented from casting their
ballots at the Second ward polls, on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Moflat is joined by Messrs. james
Connolly, inspector, and Thomas Des-
mond, clerk, all of whom refuse to GER
tify to the election of Mr., William Con
molly, and the candidates on that ticket.
At six o'clock, crowd of between
two and three hundred men surround
ed the booth, and filling up the room,
prevented voters from entering the
room. Captain Flanagan did all in his
power to crowd the gang out OF the
place, but he met with i'll success, for
no sooner was the crowd driven ont OF
doors, then they would again enter
Mr.. Charles +. Moore. and his broth
er, both old residents of the ward, and
some thirty other Republicans, were
prevented from entering the polling
place, and deprived OF their privilege OF
freemen.
The gang i'll possession of the place,
acted in an outrageous manner, and by
their actions, consumed forty minutes
in alIoains five men to cast their bal
lois.
At two o'clock, when four or five hun
bred ballots had been counted, Mr..
Feore leading for city council, rush
was made for the box, but Mr.. Moffat--
perfect HerculeS--seized the treasure,
and backing himself into n corner of the
room, took position of defence. The
towards were afraid to attack him
although he was unarmed-then they
turned off the gas, and for few min
utes riot was imminent. But Captain
Flanagan, of the police force, soon OBJ
tanned some candles and the work of
counting the ballots was proceeded with.
Too much praise cannot be awarded
Mr.. Moffat, who so jealously guarded
the ballot-box.
We hope the matter will be fully in.
vestigated. Gross frauds were com
mitted, and by tomorrow several illegal
voters will be locked up to answer at
court.
The Republican majority in the next
city council owe it to themselves, and
to the little band of true blues in the
Second ward, to give the oppressed II
fair hearing.
In the meantime, the judges refuse tc
give certificates of election, and it is
likely that the courts will be called upon
to decide in the matter.
The great trouble is there are toe
many Democrats in the Second ward
and to prevent frauds and riots in the
future, the ward should be divided.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06
TTNIoN c UNITY, So. ;

al The state OF New JERSEY, To tina Sherih
- ~ of the County OF Onion,
GREE11SG Summon Henry CLAY, builder, and
and William Turner, her husband, TO sppesr be-
fore the CT cult Court in and for the County Of
Union, at Eliz ,beth in said county. on the tweu-
ty-fourth day of November next, that sait Henry
Clay may answer unto Jonathan s. Roll Of plea
Of trespass IN the III on promises to his dam
aga eight hundred dollars Is said, for which
said nathan Roll claims building lien In a
certain building and land of said Mary Ann Tur.
ner. wife of William Turner. The said building il
two story frame dwelling house. thirty eight feet
front by thirty four feet deep, with an extension
III the rear twenty-three feet eight ipchce and
twenty. seven feet seven inches wide, on lot or
curtitase situate the city of Elizabeth county OF
Union and state OF New Jersey lie. inning at a
poi in tho easierly line OF Madison avenue dis.
tant ons hGnd ed and ninety Iett eoutherly from
the southeast corner of said avenue and Fanny
street hence running easterly at right augl to
said avenue one hundred and seventy feet thencs
sOutherly parallel wi raid avenue sixty foui feet
thence westerly parall' with the first ote
hundred and seventy feet { said line Of said ave-
nue. ; then along that line nogiheily siNty-tOur
feet to the place of beginning.
And have you then there this writ.
witness: David A. Depue, Eaqrire, judge of
our said Circuit Court, at EzaGetn sforosaid, the
twentieth day OF October, in the year tne thou
sand eight hunGred and seyenty-thr,e,
HEM Il, CANNON, Clerk.
.InsErH ALwARD, ttorney.
SETH b. RYDER, sheriff.
II oaw 4wTu
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06

A,HEklft 3 SALE.--In CLnncery q Sew DER
- sey.-Between he LlzahethtUwn saNugs In
stituton, compainants, aud Margaret McUAnn
and ais defendants Fieri aca9
ty virtue Of the above stat d wit Of hcIi tgcgs,
to 1ne directed, shall expose for s.le. at public
yenGue, at the Court Hruse, IN tn city Of Ell "a
both, N. j., on Wednesday, the 10Th Dig OF Novem-
heI. A. ID 1873, two o'clock p. III. Of said day,
all tho following desc ibed parcel Of land hnd
premises situate. lying and being in the city OF
Elizabeth in the county of mon and state eff
New Jersey Beginning at the west side OF CStha-
Iiue stree at Il stake distant TWO h. ndred feet
'outheIy from tho south side f Lafayette street
thence running westerly parallel with Lafayette
street OF hun REQ and torty-nine feet. more or
less to the land now or late OF James :. b 4ldwin.
ana rmory If the heirs OF Peter hean, decess.
ed thence southtfly along that Land twenty FIVE
feet to stake; th7nce eAtterly parallel with
Laiayett street OF hundred and forty-seven feet
aud one half, moro or less, 10 Catharlno street
and thence nofthe ly a onR said line of Catherine
sire twenty fv feet TO the pl'ce Of belinni
and also The use and priIil Of Az Glley of four
"a fe t 10 width and ity three t55l fec IN d IL
IN the foutherly tide If the land 'by con-
yeyed lunpirg nom C4tharine street W, ST. riy IN
com,uon with the owners Uf The adjoining
property. Being the same conve? ed TO Margaret
N, Cam by Gilbert Randolph and IL mage hcss
AVID wife, by their d. eds rec rded in the Jerks
Office # MON ounty thereo Ia ok 81 of deeds
pages 49, &c. and toe other in book 50 OF deeds,
pUges 455 &c.
SETH Il. Ri DER, Sheriff.
Elizabeth, September II, 1879. ,t2l 4wIS
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06

THE next city council will be staid
and sober body OF men. The daily oc-
cupation of the members is as follows :
Three real estate agents, one lawyer,
one conveyancer, three merchants, one
physician, two gentlemen Of leisure, one
halter, one teacher, one carpenter, two
superintendent,
We doubt very much whether the in
coming members will push things very
much, for we do not believe they will
allow themselves to be pushed-at all
events, not very far at time.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06

CtHERIFFS saLE.-Union Comfy Circuit
> Court bri tian Brandt Vs. stephen Esner.
Fl. ia. de bo ct ter. In case.
by virtue of the above stated writ of ier faciaa
to me directed. 1 shall expose Tor sale at public
yendue at the Court hou,e, in the city Of Eli2a-
BETH n. J., on Wednesday, the 18th day OF oyeni-
ber A D. 1873, at two O'Clock p. N. Of sald di',
all The estate, right title and interest Of The said
defendant, in and 20 the following des ubed and
and premses, situate Ia tho township G; Gson.
county of Union, and state of New JERSEY og'n-
ming in the mott steIly line of the road i7a,iing
past . sodom Mills" to Connecticut FeIlaa. st Il
corner Of land OF David Woo1Iuh thence run
ming along sal line of said road soUth foIlyhre
negrees east two chains and thirty-elght LINKS
thence .tili along tho me south tthly gree
east one chain tighty.seyfn links thence north
forty three degrees east twenty chains and lnetJ-
Rur links thence due west SIX chains ard atty
six linls to The river thence south forty aud
three quarters degres west fifteen ehbins and
eighty links 10 the place of Begin ing, containing
eight AZ d one quar- acres of land, more or less
and being same premises conveyed to said sauer
hy deed recor, ed In book 49, page "a. &c. o.
deeds for Union cou' ty.
SETH B. RYDER, Sheriff.
Elizabeth. September 9, 1873. OLA 4wIu
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Sheriff Sales.


CaER Ff"s sALe.--in Ohancery Of Kew Jsr
= sey-Bet geen baaer Wooiru1f, plainsnt.
and John Q. Dudley, ct ais. defendants fisr'
aCias
By virtue of the above stated writ Of heri fac,as,
to me erected, I shall expose for sale. at puoic
ndue. at the Court H use, in the City Of Eliza
beth, N. j.. on Wednesday, the 26th day Of No
Nomber, a D. 1873, at two O'Clock p. IN. of said
day, ill that tract or parcel OF land and premises
hei eInatter particularly DESERT l. situate, lying
ind beng in tue said city nf liz4beth, III the
county OF MON, and state Of New Jersey, lying in
the Fl zabethtCwn meadows BOUNDED Es follows /:
beginning at klizabethtown creek at the mouth Of
ditch as 1t EN- ties iuto raid creek adjoining
meadows formerly of WI lam Gibbons, and.is the
sec nd lot Of salt meadow north Of the causeway
which said Gibbons made to he creek at ferry !
thence along sal ditch nottheasterly to a st lie in
the edge OF the upland Themes along the edge OF
the upland adjoii ing the said gibbons and
northeasterly to stake in line of ditch adOtn-
ing said Gibbons land thence sleng said ditch
southeasterly to Ezabethtown creek thence
along said creek to the place of beginning, cor
tanning e. seven acres and fty-six 1867 rode, more
or less, being the tame pI emises conveyed to John
q. dudley and James q. Blake, by deed of Jacob
4. Merritt, dated April 90, 1869
SET H B. RYDER, sherif
Elizabeth, September GOTH 1878. OPS 4w'ru
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06
THE GRAND ARMY GAzErrs

This is the title of handsomely print
ed paper, which is the official organ Of
the order 1t is devoted to the inter
ests OF soldiers aud sailors of the late
war, and the national guard of the Unit
ed States. The Gazette--the fourth
number of which appears this week
contains great amount OF matter which
is highly interesting to soldiers and
sailors. The publication office is at No.
SO Dey street, New York. The price OF
the Gazette is one dollar per annum.
RS.
Subscriptions received at Dunn d Case,
No. 1856 Broad street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06
THE HOME FCR 6GlD woMIN

Is charity that appeals to everyone
who has a mother, or who has ever felt
q vicissitude. Misfortune may be avert
ed by men, but women are its helpless
victims, and when to such as these cal
amity comes late in life, when natural
props and comfortors have fallen, star
walton and the grave come next, or else
miserable life of shreds and patches, of
cold meats and colder looks. For such
the lady managers of the Home are
lending their utmost energies to pro-
vide, and the serene and tranquil lives
of its inmates, as well as the happy
deaths of those for whom it was but a
temporary resting place, bear witness
to the eminent success which has
hitherto attended their efforts. The
economy with which the affairs
of the hone are conducted is aG-
mirable, so that the managers have
every right to appeal to the generous
public for the means to continue their
beneficent work. AS an agreeable aid
to this, and as a means of enabling very
many to contribute products of their
taste and skill, or from the superabund-
ance of their larders, the ladies have
decided to hold fair at Library hall,
on the 18th and 10Th instant, from three
to ten o'clock, They hope for success
commensurate with the Importance OF
the object. All articles for the fair may
be sent to the hall on Tuesday the 18th.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06

Mr.. Charles d. Weed, the newly
elected justice of the peace and police
justice of the Sixth ward, will at once
enter upon the discharge OF his duties
at No. 36s Morris avenue. He is quail
flied to take affidavits, unite persons in
the holy bonds of matrimony, issue war
rants, etc. Messrs. johnson and Melvin
have been detailed as officers of court
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06
WESTfIELp AVENUE

Is now opened its entire length. The
wooden pavement attending to the
Magic road-immedinieiy in renr OF the
West Elizabeth depot-affords the farm
ers and others safe and convenient
avenue to the heart of the getty. Those
who cart hay to market ut Newark, ac-
knowledge themselves as particularly
pleased with the improvement, aud We
guess they are the only ones who are
pleased if we may except the good peo-
pie who live in the western part of the
CITY off the line of the street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06

C,AEklFF's sALE--ln Chancery OF New Jer.
y sey.-Detween Mary L. Booth Ct al, CON :
plinants, and Patrick Is. EonI or. et al., d fend-
ants FL ~. for sale Of MOI legged premises.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ Of ier iacias,
to n directed, shall expose fer salA, at public
vepcue, at the Court House, in the city Of klize-
beth, n. j.. on edLesday, tie 18th DAY OF O.
yeinber a. H. 49, 8, at two O'Clock II. Of aaid day.
all those cettaia lots. pieces CT parcels OF land,
situate lyi.g and being in the township Of In
den in the equity OF / on aud state Of New Jer'
sry, known and designated on 5 cel tain map en-
utel " Map OF land belonging 10 William A. Mar
tin West Elizabeth. N. j., made y &. fours &
Son, c. Es. and Surveyors" filed in the office OF
the clerk OF said county, on the twenty-eshth day
of \ oven Der, 1871, by the numbe 3 one ~ two
t2) three ls four t4 five (5l, six (el seven ~,
ana eight s) in block J. and also 81 ia' ch OF iets
block as lies westerly Of the centre lice Of Linden
road as the same is shown on said map. together
with one-half Of Chancellor end ArescOt Streets
wing in front of and adjoining the premises afoIo
said tubieot to the right OF the public 10 uso thi
said streets. -
SETH RYpER, Sheriff,
Elizabeth September s, 1873. el4 4yIu
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06

Mr. J. 0. Tichenor has purchased
the interest of the business at No. 4 Ar
'cade. He invites the public to inspect
his stock of stationery, music, books
and fancy articles, among which are
many novelties. His prices are just,
and everybody will be treated with due
courtesy. whether they purchase a sheet
of Initial paper or grand square piano.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06

AS the wages of mechanics and labor
ing men are being reduced, it is no
more than proper that the salaries of
the various city officials should also be
cut down. There are score of lazy
officers in position receiving twelve hun
dred dollars year and upward, who if
ousted from their comfortable berths,
would be unable to command one half
what they now receive.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-06
TN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Daniel Bacon and Jane Bacon:
By virtne of an order of the Court Of Chan
Gerry Of New Jersey, made on the day of the
date hereof, in a cause wherein Mary Garri-
son, widow, is complainant t. and you and
others are Defendants you are required to
appear, plead, demur or answer to the COM
plainant's bill, on or before the twenty
second day Of November next, or the sad
bill will be taken as confessed against you
The said bill is filed to foreclose mort
gage given by Daniel Bacon, and Jane Bacon,
his wife, on lands in the city OF Elizabeth,
dated August 9th, 1872; and you, Daniel
Bacon, are made defendant because you own
said lands ; and you, Jane Bacon, may claim
some right Gf dover therein.
JOSEPH ALWAED,
l75 Broad street, Elizabeth,
Solicitor tor Complainant.
Dated September 90 1879. % Law 6w