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The DEPUTY CHAMBERLAIN Surr-The de-
cision Of Judge Barbour on the application Of
Deputy Chamberlain Palmer for an injunction
to prevent John Foley from interfering with
him in the discharge of his official duties is to
be delivered this morning 1t will probably
be held by the Judge that the Deputy Cham
berlain has no standing in court, and that if
any person is aggrieved by the pretensions of
Mr. Foley it is the Chamberlain, and not his
Deputy This will Of course have no refer
ence to the merits of the claim made by Comp
troller Green to the right of appointing the
Deputy Chamberlain, claim which is not
likely to be upheld by any fair and competent
court The proper course for the Chamber
lain to pursue would be to turn MIR. Foley
politely out of his Office, and to leave him to
seek possession by writ of quo ,oarranto, II
he imagines that Deputy Chamberlain Palmer
is not legally filing the Office to which the
great reformer aspires.
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A.-watt's Nervous Antidote Cured MY
lie ~ nenragia and rheumatism and myself Of chiltS
VA Wa, ,ey.r T. b. CUNNION, 70 Centre street.
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Average temperature for corresponding date :.
last year ...................... ~
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Ringworm, saltrheum. Cured by Using
JrNIpER TAR SOAP. Manufactured by CASwBI.L.
HAZARD CO.. New York f.l a..l-t
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4 oAzzAms AMERICAN AND HS"'''"
e puptoy Digest, syo's
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NATIONAL CAR BtlLpEn 1871
Magazine devoted 70 ne ,nseehsniss master bnIld
agents sdverng
and AL prss,Se s enI 81 v9sg D,Ns. .,,S
publIshers ana pIpa Advertising Agent box ts' ross
cf,re New York city ------------------------
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed.
Circulars sent. J. B. MARTINEZ CO, 10 Wall streets
4 n6i hnxA
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GENERAL OGLEsBY, of Illinois, republican,
will succeed Judge Trumbull in the United
States Senate for the new term of six years be-
ginning on the 4th of March next General
Frank Blair, it is now reported, will be re-
nominated by the democrats and liberal re-
publicans, and reelected from Missouri. He
is one of the few Of the liberal republican
democratic organizers who have survived the
tidal wave OF October and the deluge of
November.
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bome examples OF numlilty, ana conraseu
them with the self-assertion and Independence
of action so prevalent in our days. The false.
heightened notions Of honor, and the spirit
that will not brook real or imagined insult,
still so popular; the wilfulness and disrespect
of children toward parents and other of the
common sins of our age, receive O just rebuke
when placed side by side with the humility
and obedience of Christ He il the Christians
model We may attempt it but we can never
fathom the depth of our Lords humility.
And when we reach heaven we shall then only
inadequately comprehend it as illustrated
in His incarnation and in His holy
life and vicarious death. Rev. Father
Kearney, in the CATHEDRAL, commenting
on the boyhood of Christ admon-
ished the children and youth of his congre-
cation to initiate the example Of the Saviour,
who, at twelve years of age. did not deem
Himself too young to begin His Fathers
work. Those who have the care and main
tenance of children were admonished to see
to it that the young minds were directed in
the right path, and that the work Of preparing
the soul to see and receive its Saviour was inn
mediately commenced and properly and ear
nestly performed.
The American Branch of the Evangelical
Alliance held meeting IL the Madison square
Presbyterian church last evening, at which in
teresting addresses were made by Count Bern
storf the German Ambassador at Washing
ton, and by Drs. Schaff and Hurst
Mr.. Beecher does not consider humility
merely as sentiment. It is method of life.
and as such it was abundantly illustrated in
sketches of the lives Of Agnes Jones, the Liver
pool nurse; Garibaldi, Mazzini, Kossuth,
Garrison and persons like them, of whom the
world has too few The Investigations Of
science, mechanical pursuits and discoveries,
and even the drudgery Of the kitchen. may
and do produce humility. And Mr.. Beecher
believes that we may look in the nursery or
the kitchen for saints, much as we revile the
"Bridgets." 1t is well sometimes to hear o
good word said for those who have to bear
insult within and revilings without.
Mr.. Talmage found in the joy of Jacob at
the meeting in Egypt with his long-lost SON
Joseph faint emblem of the overwhelming
glory of the souls first sixty seconds in
heaven. .ss.,-, g. g.
Pr, Wild, on the ascension, declared that
without doing violence to tile spirit or design
Of the Gospel, we may accept the redemption
scheme of our Lord as applicable to other
worlds than this. The restraining influence
Of the Saviour atonement on sinners was also
set forth. Christ's death shows that God can
not pass by sin, and hence His life and death
declare to the universe the majesty and benevo-
lence Of Heaven.
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in Centre street. on the 2sth December, burned, In
TTRAPEp PiiRESoLoGIcAL JOURNAL for January,
is7t a new edition Is ready, containing mass OF
~ "a racv aiding with numerous illustration
shskespeare and Many His Leading Dramatic Char
Horace Greeley with Portraits The WIZ and Mind FL
wa Efect: A ''stiY Upper Lip;" steam VS., Horse
Power: The Unpardosabs Offence Clarke Brsdcn the
secret ideal Reality Demand for Worth How Pianels
Move Roman vathoeisR IN the United sasef pbse mol
Prison Re feTm wYEds IN wo Gensrak Escape Las
ruaae OF the Eyes; The Broken song In w.
.Tred SKULL ana Us ssrsy Supplying defective
Education 3c copously ilasirstrd' sinaic nnmbsrs
% cents. Supplied BY ws ynrp r'0"' =
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

BOOK (oF ass FACES, ON M MaHI, AMP PLY
HI,sht,s Disease &c, mailed ON receipt Of 30 cent?
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01
REDUCTION OF SALARIES.

Saturdays MONITOR contained par
tial list of those who are living in clover
at the expense of the people. We have
something less than twenty-five thou
sand inhabitants, and yet we pay away
over one hundred thousand dollars for
salaries, every year. We pay higher
salaries than are allowed in Newark,
and no city in the state can compare
with us for prodigality of expenditures.
The mayor of Trenton receives a
salary of five or six hundred dollars a
year, and for this he performs vast
amount Of labor. Besides acting as the
executive officer, he is compelled to try
all prisoners, arrested by the police.
The salary for the mayor Of Elizabeth is
just double this amount. And our
mayor can transact the business in one
hoar each week. In fact. it is not con-
sidered necessary qualification that the
mayor should at all reside here. If he
can make it convenient to come over
from New York once week, every re-
quirement of the charter can be com
piled with.
Our chief Of police receives hand
some salary-about the same as is paid
to the Newark chief, who controls four
times as many police officers, and whose
duties are far more multitudinors The
Trenton chief does not receive one half
the amount paid here-besides Trenton
cannot afford the luxury of Captain,
Lieutenant or Sergeants of Police, who
alone receive salaries amounting to five
thousand dollars. This state of affairs
did very well, perhaps, when everybody
in Elizabeth was considered wealthy,
but as there are few people here to-day,
who can pay their honest debts, it is
quite different thing, and retrench-
ment in city matters, like personal af-
fairs, is imperatively demanded. We
pay the keeper of the aims house sui
airy of six hundred dollars o year, and
til We keep him and his family--half
dozen in number, besides relatives,
who occasionally calm all the neces.
saries and luxuries of life. The keeper
lives in first class style, and lacks for
nothing-the city Supplying all the
wants of his family, which is equsl to a
salary of two thousand six hundred dol
lars year.
The very best OF men for the place
can be had for the keep" aud per-
quisites. 1t remains to be seen how
far the councilmen will go in reducing
the salaries of score or two of the of
fice-holders. A man who was worth
one thousand dollars two years ago,
cannot now certainly be worth more
than half that amount.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01
THE WAR.cLuup VANISHING.

The negotiations between the United
States and Spain with r gard to the
questions growing ont OF the capture of
the Virginius were brought to con.
clusion Saturday, Secretary Fish and
Admiral Polo having agreed upon and
signed protocol, which the latter soon
after teiegraphed to his government.
The terms are substantially as follows {:
First-The immediate delivery to the
United States of the ship Virgiuius,
and all the surviving passengers and
crew.
Second--A salute to our flag on the
25th of December next, unl 81 in the
mean time Spain shall satisfy the Unit
ell States that the American flag was
improperly borne on that vessel and
further, that she had no right to the
American flag or American papers In
this event the salute is to be spontane.
ously withdrawn, and Spain is to form
ally discaim any intentional indignity
to the flag in the acts committed by
Spain against the Virginius.
THRIFT it shall thus be shown that
the Virginius had no right to carry the
American flag and papers, the United
States will institute proceedings against
the vessel and the surviving parties who
have violated the laws OF the United
States and Spain guarantees to insti-
tute proceedings against any of her au
thorities who may have violated either
law OF treaty st;pulations.
Fourth-The matter of reclamations
for damages is reserved for future con-
sideration.
Within the next two days Secretary
Fish and the Spanish minister will de-
termine the port at which the Virginius
and the surviving passengers and crew
shall be delivered to the United States.
The words immediate release" as
applicable TO the delivery of the Vir-
ginius and the surviving passengers and
crew, implies reasonable time for its
execution, as several days must ehpse
before Havana and Santiago de Cuba
can be reached.
The agreement is regarded in official
quarters as covering all the points of
our original demands. though 10 modi-
fed form, while it is considered respect
full and honorable to both countries.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

TAXPAYERS are reminded that in a
comparatively few days the new city
council will come into power. Already
hungry Office seekers are eager in pur-
suit Of the spoils. Let those who bear
the burdens of society insist that orr
taxes shall be greatly reduced. To this
end impress upon the minds of your re.
representatives., recently elected members
especially, that the salaries of city Off
GERS must be placed at a very low figure.
There is no difficulty in finding honest
men willing to do good work for very
small salary. There are hundreds of
worthy and intelligent citizens who ear
nestly desire an opportunity of earning
q dollar II day. ECONOMY.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

The secretary of the navy's report
says that there are in the navy one hun
dred and sixty five vessels, carrying one
thousand two hundred and sixty-nine
guns. Eight sloops of war are being
built. Improvements on the iron-clad
fleet have been made as fast as the APP
preparations permitted. The cruise OF
the Polaris has been the most success
full of all arctic ex editions. The secre-
tary is satisfied that Captain Hall died
from natural causes. The estimates for
the next fiscal year are ST., 253, 1856. and
$S64,5S9 for current repairs. The re-
port ends with the suggestions that APP
preparations be made sufficient to keep
the navy in condition for active SER
vice
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

Despite the panic and the w.r-cry of
"Cuba Lii IA. Mr.. William L. Force,
our enterprizing yacht builder of
Browns Point has completed another
perfect model in that line, in the La
Belle, which was launched last Satur-
day. In word the yacht is equal 10
her name. Her dimensions are thirty
feet keel. thirteen feet beam and three
feet deep. She is painted beautiful
white aud finished in mahogany, ash.
black walnut, yellow pine. and silver
mountings. She was built for Col. r.
E. Kicker of Eiz beth. ne trust that
our friend will continue to succeed in
this line until he has reached the acme
Of his highest ambition. - Keyport
Weekly.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

CSHtKIFF'S SAL In Chaucery of Nov JeI.
= s,y -hetween Jol Ii II. 1T m lair.sD t.
I'D Jam Gree and wife and ais d PENDANTS.
Fle facias
By WIT of the bove stated writ ( AR facias,
me dill ecttd, hal expo TO- sst., at pr. bile
vendue, AT the CouIt ohsp, H.. the city liza
6eth, Y. j.. on Wednesday, the "a b day of p
ceulber A. ID 1878 at two, :, lock y. IN. of d
day, all that act p reel o. land al premis. g,
Ell after pa teula |, desc nd, sir st,, lyii G
ard being l. the city Z ztbet III the Gu ty
Of Union, and Il I, "f k,w Je'tey
he inIiI G at the co n.i formed b. TIE int T.
- cti.. tse northwr. rlN line # Orchard street
with Il @ ont easie ly line of MaIis street
The &c running nsIth.r along r Id ii en- Mig q
st e to, h Edrru and niue Owl f.et the c.
ease y at right ngl q l. said e. Mag re
three hundr AMI .ty nty- We (s75lf ., thence
seuth, rly and parallel With the fl carse two
b red and Iine ,2t9l m es-, to aid
L. @ and thence al ng sa d lii Of Orcha,
siieet e. hui DIR, ana tnty five 1871 ct To
the lace Of bes inning
8 I'll RYDER, She III.
lizabeth, October Is lo7j. l25 4wTu
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01
CxEcUroR's S TTLKMENT.

Notice is hereby given, That the account
of the subscriber executor Of illstOn Rolf,
deceased. will audiied AMI stated by the
SGrrogate, am reported for tt'er emit to
the Orphans curt of the County Of Union,
on Monday the twenty-second day of ! O.
cember next.
John T. W cox
Dated October Is 1874. o1s2m
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01
TAosMENT NOTICE.

supr me Court of New Jersey. --Iohn J..
Dixon, plaintiff, and William J.. Hook, de-
fendant. In case foreign at hment.
Notice is hereby given that r writ # at
tachment has been sued ont Of the Supreme
Court Of ew Jersey at the suit OF the above
uamed plaintiff, JOHN j. I'ixon, again-t the
estat ofthe above named defendant, William
]. Pill ok, nonresident ,ebtor, for the
sum of two hundred am fftv-three dollsrs
and t enty-nine cents, returnable and re-
turned into sa d court on the 2Sd day Of
June, A. l.. 1878.
B MANN F. LEE, Clerk.
8. B. RANSOM, Attorney. aull oaw ana
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01
TN CHAN cry OF NEW JERSEY.

10 JAG Burning
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court OF Chan
Ger made Oh the day OF tue date hereof, in
cause wherein John Riley is complainant a d
you and others are defendants, You are re-
quired Al pear and plead, answer or de-
muir to the said bill of @ mp amt on or before
the twuit -,hi day of January, ,ighte n
hundr, and veni y-four, or the said bill
will b. tax ms confessed a-ainsi you.
] he SAID bill is & ed TO foreclose mort
gage gwen by Gu lstophe- D. Asehenbach
and ary f., his life, Cherries f.. Aschen-
ba h aud Je me, his wifi on lands in the
city of izabeth, ard you are made defend
ant because you own raid land
Da. ed November %, 1873.
SAMUEL D. HAN s,
a Solicitor of Comp ainant,
300 Broad street, Elizabeth, n. J.
MA oaw 6wM
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

Business continues to improve. The
announcement of the end of alarm about
immediate war with Spain gave fresh
impetus to the stock market. The Bank
of England has reduced its rate of inter-
est from eight to six per cent, which has
had good effect on both sides of the
Atlnntic.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

The warlike preparations of the gov
eminent are still going on. Orders have
been sent to hurry the Colorado to sea.
A strong force is to be concentrated ut
Key West as soon as possible.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

GnERIi F. LEN Chane " If W Jer-
D. tween vii nam II Corners, Ii, conn
pla MAJ an Chri tol her Wei mayer, defeLds l..
FL ia for sale Il mortgaged remises.
BY If the abo ted writ of hrri faoi ~,
TO usd direct. d, sha * 8 tar al at public
vtndne at the Court House in the cts u Eliza
beth. n. j., Oh, W, dues ny, the 9th day of De-
ce ber, ID 1873. at ,wo O'Clock p m. Of SAID
day, a That ct nr par el ia d and prem SEES,
herein-uel partic lrly de. b d, situate lyihg
nj being n the wns ~ of Lindeh IL the eoun-
ty oil lin, and lt vi New 'sey
egi n Ii OIL III routhe ely ri at ; LAM he
st eet AZ al down on maj 81 lots o. Ferdina' d
= snc 9, in "a d n hip Lii den a the nth
IVES torr, Of q Il OF ma Z 10 glas Ba n and
run ming theme 3 nth for y-f u degre, md
tw / T. 1--WE minutes east al ng said Baun's l'nd
a d right a G es .aid blal C e street tire
hundred d nj, etc n ( ct Il ne inches, more or
l. =, to t,e rent'e Of Hussa stre't ce p
GU h fprty-h,e ,eg tes a hi ty.hv mi utes
west al Ia he ca tire said Hussa str ct liz
hundr, d and hir y let tn ca t3l n rtn Tor y
I, ur eg ees a twtnty-h Q mi utes W 81 d
Elm. a line at light an TO Bia cke sti eel
rec hunuIed and 4 ire cen feet Line inch T.,
mo = or es A., to said / nci Q It ee til til
long the ST. the terly de ri lrncse str ct
no for y-Gve deg CT. and thi ty five m'hutes
asst lie hdt dred anu Ihir y + ct to tie place of
oeginling.
SETH u. RYnE Sh it,
Elizabeth, October IA, 1873 ms 4w IN
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

CJHERlFF'S SALf.-Iu Chancsry of New Jer.
. sey bet cen James NJ. ~ and complains
t, and -oi ha MI err, ct 80. Gefei dants. Fl.
ia Tor Ia Of tg ged premises
BY virtue of the abuve state writ Of her flcias,
to dire, ted, shall. ose for sale, at pub ic
veudue, at the @ urt use. in tn ~ 4 Ehza-
1t N j.. on W.dnes ay, The 24th day of De
: embe,, A d 1873 at tw O'Clock IN. of IL
ali thRt C 1t III { act parcel Of land md
p emises, hereinafter particula " scrib Il.
Iua e., ing and being in lie CT of Elizabeth, in
the G., u + Uni N. and state of New Jersey:
ri Y thstl tand pr e,f / lying On the
east side Broad st eel, Known a, descri ed
10 numb, Is thteee u plot Lumber ~ ,wo n
]. bace n IN uf the t''en Tucker
farm Il a g at the U ion U5nnty Ciers's fl J
except tue ortlt asst corner hey ond ins ss laid
cut II ~ Id map, hich corn T lon s to A. W.
Dimock Beius the same pIemis co ve,ed to
said y. phia NIL r b deel frvm Viii lam IL
N,kctr ated Jul S0h IS U. NJ iec' rded In
boo 46 f de DIS 10 sad cou ty. ON p ges &40
l.
SETH n. RYDER, herif.
Elizat eth October l6, 1878. ms 4w u
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

IT is high time that some OF the leaks
in the city treasury were plugged mp.
For instance we pay an assistant street
commiss oner one thousand dollars per
year. For what There can be no du-
ties in this department other than what
the street commissioner himself can Q.
silly discharge. oNEwHo KNOWS.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

Arson j. Crane, Assistant Collector
of Tut. rnal Revenre for the Third Dis
trict of Vermont, has been declared a
lefaultpr to the amount of SIT, 900. Mr..
Crane says that Jrwett, former Col
ectpr, embezzled the money.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

SSHthIFF'S LIE In Chsncery'f New Jer-
y fey.-B. tw en- lzsbe r. IA, dux., CON
pl in MT, and John o1ouheimer a. uK,, oe-
fendai t. Fieri facias.
By virtue of alb est ted R'it,of heri facias,
to me dir. ct d, / y al exp or sale, At public
vendur ~ the Court House, the city Of Eliza
nt tn. N. j., on Wed esd y, the 2ith Gay of e.
J. mb- \. b. 73. at two O'CLOCK p. m. IT sid
day, al the T. howl descs bed ! a eel OF AID
AMI reml-es it ate, u 8 and bel West
Ros Gle. l" the c ty of Lion, e. wn hip If
Ul,on nd st to of New rsey, IN 'rs r,i uia ~
lie, Glib d as 10 lows
Bgn iuga ap int on the outh line OF Worth
hue ur hu dr. no tweity fe and FIVE
in he t42 g. from he northwvs rner of the
y ope ty Jane Bogert tuence ru' ming i'll a
soutne /, air-ct on at light ang as to r h v
ne Nv ui.d ed Get; henc W 8 erly 8 KY
feet thence III iherly ut ii hit a giles No III
ave. TWO h n L. ed " feet nd he ster y
Il ong the h iue # >,rth ave ne si>ty 1901
t the pl puint OF leg nnirg eng OF
hu Der welv- ti2l in bloch nnmber one IL, as
hvwn on he map OF West os- 10.
III b. RYD .R, e. erih
flnateth October Il. rs ms 4wfu
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01
LA RA STREET.

La RA STREET.
Regulating, gradi, urbing and flogciug,
from Mead w ST eet to spring street.
X MMisSiONE s. not g Notice il
" hereby g, en-, That the Commits iorers'
report d estimate for eg uating, grading,
curbiug aud tagging the sidewalks ON Laura
street, from NJ q ow street to pring street
have been d, posted in the uffic of the
Comptroller OF te city of Eliza, eth for
inspection and al parties having obj ctions
thu reto are here by required to make u e
same to the Commissioners, on Thursday,
the Attn day OF December, A. T.. 1873, at u
&c ock in the event 6, at the Office VI said
ommissione :, at the City Hall n raid city.
Will lam H. LUSTEa,
CHA l. s H WA1EkBi RY,
A CHS HA' RlS,
Commissioners Of Assessments.
Elizabeth, ovember %, 1878. ms 1w
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

The authorities of Cuba have address
ed manif sto to the home government
protesting against the surrender OF the
Virginius until the facts in the case are
more fully known.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

The administration doubts the ability
Of the CASTELAR, government TO carry out
the agreement made for the settlement
of the Virginius controversy.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

Popular feeling in Cuba is opposed
to the surrender of the Virginius. The
news Of the terms agreed to by Spain
was received in Havana with much dis
pleasure.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

The news of settlement of the nego
tiation with Spain is confirmed. Opin-
ions in Cuba are strong against conces
Sions to our demands.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

CHERRIES s,IE.-Up on County Circuit
- ,urt -Chri .ian traHd. ys. Stephen ssuer
Fl fa dAto. ct ,er. In tase.
The alb We s.le etands cjournef I W. dne day,
tn. 10 h dry of De. EN- err A. J.. sT3, at The same
hon ant p ace.
SETH B. rYDRR. Sheriff.
Elizabeth, November II, 1873. MIA 4wF
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-12-01

CHERr F's SAL En- chancery Of New Jer-
- ses.-4stween TIL Mutual Benefit If In
surarce nmpsn', complain nts d Samnel
Der ard wi g. ct ais d PENDANTS Fl. ia or
ga Of mortRa ed pre- misss.
The alb We e stan adj u-red 10 Wednesday.
the I'd Gay Of D-cem er, A. D. 1873 n the came
sFTH B. RYDER, sh rin.
Flixab.tA Novem er 9TH 1873 nT4wF