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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-10-28

The prospects of the friends of re-
publican government in France grow
brighter daily. Elections for municipal
officers were held yesterday at several
places, and the Republicans were gen.
orally successful. The Bourbonists are
losing confidence in their ability to place
their prince on the throne from which
some of his predecessors were ignomini-
ously deposed.
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The fine new steamship Ismalia, nov

The fine new steamship Ismalia, now
nearly month out from Glasgow for
New York, and for whose safety grave
apprehensions have for some days been
entertained, is still missing, and the
hearts of thousands interested in the
safety of q large number of persons on
board are thrilled with fears of ter
rible calamity. The Ismalia has power
full machinery, and is pronounced first
class vessel
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SPECIE.

One of the most gratifying signs of
the times is that reported to the effect
that the secretary of the treasury is to
put upon the market, as rapidly as pos
sible, coin to take the place of paper cur
rency. In a few days beginning will
be made by paying the current bills of
the department in this coin.
For some time the minis have been
largely employed in making silver money
of all denominations, and undoubtedly
the secretary has large supply with
which to sustain his policy.
The effect of this course must be re-
assuring. 1t shows not only that the
government is in sound condition
financially, but that the paper which it
issues is gradually approaching the true
standard of value. 1t will hasten the
resumption of specie payments, if it is
not absolutely resumption.
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Elizabeth, September goth, 1878. OPS 4wTu

CHERIFF'S SALE.-UfUT County Circuit
- Court-Elijah II. Furdy. William Phyfe and
Robert Clenighan. partners. &C., as Il. II. Purds h
Co., vs.. Helen W. Dimock. Fl. fa. de DO. ct ter.
In case on lien.
By virtue of the above stated writ of fier acias,
to me directed, shall expose for sale, at public
verdue, at the Court House, in the city of Eliza
beth, N. j., on Wednesday, the Goth day OF No
vember, A. d. 1873. at two O'Clock p. m. of said
day, a certain brown stone dwell ng house with
French roof. about seventy-fve feet by ninety
feet. with basement and cupola, on lot or cur
tilage, situate in the city of Elizabeth, county OF
Union and state OF New Jersey
Beginning at the southwest corner of South and
Williamson streets. and running thence along the
southerly line of South street north eighty-nine
degrees and thirtysfive minutes west two hundred
and thirty-tix feet six inches to the middle of a
gate post thence along land now or late of said
Helen W. Dimock sol til six degrees and forty
three minutes west three hundred and fifty feet
six inches to corner thence still along the same
south seventy-nine degrees and sixteen minutes
east one hundred and ninety-one feet one inch to
the westerly line of williamson street and thence
along thst line north thirteen degrees and seven
teen minutes east three hundred and ninety-two
foet to the place of beginning.
SETH B. RYDER. Sheriff.
Elizabeth, September Is, 1873. OPS 4w1u
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and parallel with Elizabeth avenue eighteen feet
and nine inches /; thence northerly and at right
angles to Elizabeth avenue hundred feet to the
said southeriy line of Elizabeth avenue and
thence eastorly eighteen feet and nine inches to
the place of behinning. And, also, certain three
story brown stone front dwelling house, with Man
card roof, with store first floor, eighteen feet
nine inches by forty-seven feet on lot or cur
iage situate, lying and being in the city OF Eliza
beth, county Of Union and state Of New Jersey
beginning at point in the southerly side of Eliza
beth avenue in the line of the most easterly wall
OF the most easterly of the four brick buildings
Gently erected by Henry Clay, the said point being
orc hundred and nine feet and three inches, more
or less, from certain fire plug standing the
southwest corner of Elizabeth avenue and Centre
street and running thence southe.ly at right
angles TO Elizabeth avenue hundred feet !;
thence westerly and parallel with Elizabeth ave-
nue. eighteen feet aud nine inches thence north
erly aud at right angles to Elizabeth avenue one
hundred feet to the southerly line of Elizabeth
svenue and thence easterly along said ssutherly
line eighteen feet and nine inches to the place Of
beginning.
SETH B. RYDER, Sheriff.
Enzabeth, September l6, 1873. o28 4wTu
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GITY OF ELIZABETH.


A Why EL1LABEId. D
Notice of Revision and Election.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by an act
of the Legislature of the State OF New Jersey, en-
titled An act to provide for the registration Of
persons entitled to the right of suffrage in cities
approved March 20, 1871, and supplement Their etc
approved April 4, 1872. the Judges of Election fol
the several wards will sit as Board of kegistra-
ton for the purpose OF registering the names and
residences OF all persons entitled to the right Of
suffrage who shall personally appear before them
for that purpose, in their respective wards, on
TUESDAY, the f4th day of October next.
at seven O'Clock in the morning, and con inue in
session until eight O'Clock in the evening.
Notice ia also hereby. given, That the Board Of
Registry will also meet at thu same hour and place
as of their first meeting
ON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 80.
and continue in session until eight o'clock in the
evening" Tor the purpose of revising and correcting
the original register, of adding thereto the names
of all persons entitled to the right of suffrage and
who shall appear in person before them, and OF
erasing therefrom the name of any person who
may not be entitled to u vote at such election.
Notice is hereby tiven. That an election will be
held at the same hour and places in the severa
wards.
TUESDAY, the 4th dag of November, 1873.
for the election of sheriff and tire, Coz toners
for the County of Union. one Member of the Gen
eral Assembly Tor each Assembly District, foui
Chosen Fre" holders, two Surveyors OF highways
and Mayor OF the City of Elizabeth. For each
ward of the City of Elizabeth One Councilman
me School Commissioner, one Police Justice, one
Judge of Ell, ctiJn, two Inspectors of Election
Clerk. two ConstAbles. Justice of the Peace, ont
Poundkeeper also, one Commiss oner of Assess
ment and Revision Of Taxes for the First Third
Fifth and Seventh wards IN said city also. ONT
Councilman to fill vacancy in Fifth ward, and one
Councilman and one School Commissioner to fl
vacancy N Eighth ward of said city.
The places of meeting of the jard of Reg.str,
and Election are as follows
First ward-Engine house, corner of frankie
| and First streets.
Second ward-House of Mrs Hu!skemper, cor
ner of First and South Park streets.
Third ward-House OF Engine Company No. 5
corner Ella sbeth avenue and centre streets.
Fourth VARIABILITY Market Hall.
Fifth ward-House of Engine Company No. 6
Magnolia avenue. 9
Sixth ward-At store No. 29i Broad street, nortl
of the Railroad.
Seventh ward--H0use of Engine Company No. 2
West Grand street.
Eighth ward-At Hoovers new building Wash
ington avenue.
]. sEIPLE, City Clerk.
o3td
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Specie continues to be shipped from
England and the continent to America,
Notwithstanding that the banks in those
countries have recently repeatedly raised
their rates of discount.
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CSHERIFF'S SAEE.--ln Chancery of New Jer-
y sey.-Between Baker Woodruff complainant,
and John Q. Dudley, ct ais. defendants. Fieri
facias.
By virtue OF the above stated writ OF tieri acias,
to me directed, shall expose for SALE at public
vendue. at the Court House. in the city of Eliza
beth, N. j., on Wednesday, the 26th day Of No
yember, A. d. 1873. at two o'clock p. m. of said
day, all that tract parcel Of land and premises,
hereinafter particularly described, situate, lying
and being in the said city of Elizabeth, in the
county OF Union, and state of New Jersey lying in
the ElzabethtCwn meadows, bounded as follows
Beginning at Elizabethtown creek at the mouth of
ditch as 1t emptles into said creek adjoining
meadows formerly of William Gibbons, and is the
sec md lot of salt meadow north of the causeway
which said Gibbons made to The creek at a ferry
thence along said ditch northeasterly to stake In
the edge of the upland thence along the edge OF
the upland adjoining the said Gibbons land
northeasterly to stake in line of ditch adjotn
ing said Gibbons land thence along said ditch
Foutheasterly to EIizabethtown creek thence
along said creek to the place of beginning, con.
tanning ca and fiftysix 1861 rods, more
less, being the:same pr emises conveyed to John
O. Dudley and James O. Blake. by dc d of Jacob
T. Merritt, dated April %, 1860.
SETH B. RYDER, Sheriff.
Elizabeth September Goth, 1873, o28 4wTu
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EoR SALE.

very desirable piece of property, suitable
for store purposes, in East Broad street, will be
sold low and on easy forms. Address Box 149.
Post Office. n19u
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NEWARK ,5
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
NOW OPEN
IN VIE
IMMENSE NEW BUILDINGS
On Washington, Court and Marshall streets
THE MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
Oflast year is surpassed by this.
MvERY INDUSTRY IN NEWARK REPRE-.
SENTED.
BRILLIANT MUSIC BY A FULL BAND
EVERY EVENING.
Machinery in Motion,
And Mechanical Processes,
Prominent Features.
A day spent at the Exhibition with the
trip to Newark, would be pleasant family
excursion.
ADMISSION so CENTS.
CHILDREN Is CANTS.
Four Single Admission Tickets in one
package, $l.00. o3 CIV
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DOOMS TO RENT.
Three Rooms on second floor. Water
and gas House So East Grand street, near
Jefferson avenue. Inquire on the premises.
O2l 1w
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New Advertisements.

WANTED
PARTNER
In profitable and
established business.
Apply at WOODRUFF'S
Auction Room,
Arcade.
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he Elizabeth Daily Monitor
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

FOR ASSEMBL Y-FIRST DISTRICT :
ADOLPHE PHILLIPPI.
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ann.r1n11En FROM FIRST PAGE.f

s,e,,nshfE, fine Ietseen Vera CruZand New
Orleans Two CLEANERS are 10 leave EACH
pors monthly.
Changes in ia;es on imports are pro-
iectcdo .. ..
ea.ail tranquility - !eturningo III" gale
road between the capital and OlzecayoZali"
Is compic'eds
The Emitted State. .orernmen. has oiiesef
IL. friendly offices for the restoration OF
diplomatic relations between France and
Mexico
4 debate wifi eoon begin IN Congress on
fb. Plumb and RCsecrans railroad projects.
The government seems 10 favor broad
gauge road. II ID reported that the HiniH'
ter of the Interior supports Plumb's project.
STRAsBURG, April lj.-The Governor Of
Asdce Las removed the Durgomaster O.!
this city because the latter said he only rec
NAMED in the country in the hope that it
would be restored 10 Frances Police D!'
rector Bach mas been appointed 20 the
vacant Office
The common council protested against
The appointment refusing to ST. uhaes
Bsch's presidency: have held no meetlhg
since the change was mhdHo l ne 'hehpeFS
Of the council have consequently been sus'
y.ended for TWO months from the exercise
Of their functions. which have been trans'
farred to a new burgOnl8steg as conWl5sary
extraordinary.
I,UNpoN. April !5.-five gas sto&ers. Inc
urisoned some time ago during the strike
of the gas men. for violation OF the laws
against conspiracy. were released at Maid
stone to-day, the terms oil their sentences
having expired. great demonstration
of sympathy was made in their case at
Maidstone A public breakfast was gwen
them. al which 30 persons were present.
and Potter and Odger made speeches.
MADRID. April l5.-The radicals and
rOnstitutionalists have resolved TO abstain
from voting in the election toT members OF
the constituent COrtes.
ST. PETERSBURG, April l5.--Nothing Of
inheritance bearing on the future moye'
nents Of the khivap expedition has been
received here.
Internal dissensions have broken ont in
Khiva. The reigning Khan has executed
his chief counselor and imprisoned his
uncle and other influential KhiVans who
were enemies of Russia. He has also re-
leased Russians long held as prisoners in
Khi,a, and sent them to meet detachment
OF the expedition advancing from Orenborg.
The American correspondent and secre-
tary of the United States legation in this
cIty have left st. Petersburg for khiva.
MUNICH, April lJ.-Baron Leibig is dane
UnrOusly ill.
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MARKETS.
domestic Markets.

H,w Yo-s. Apr: .. Evening Cotton c:ossd
iu. !nldd.iug 'pand. u &c: Orleans Pee safes TO-
day none; .as, evening 22D bales; sales OF futures
Il 200 bales as follows. April l3hc: May ID ll-lod
Ia 'ac: Jun. !90Ia a-l6c July 49, a - !6c august
WHISKY &c. Wheat ,uI,, ia2c lower. Corn
STEADY. fairly act;v. Rice u. s8kc. Pork hrme:.
~: = asked u I'd steady' .HT Tpf. Tine ''n
Coffee dull. Suga. 10 lower and weak mis-
covado 81 20! l6s centrifuga' :i,.6c, MO.a9'e'
SKIES of 1881. 1921: :ve-tWenties OF 1907. II: u
of 1864. ii: ~ Of 1865. ll94 i. Inew. ll6;. Of 1897.
1884, OF 1868, !6 new ayes We OF a.
nnyy 40 consolidated. 81. deferred S3i;: Louis.
ANA SKIES. a. new. 10; eights 81: Alabama eishts.
80. yves. s.. Georgia SKIES, ~ seVens; 81. SortE
Carolinas. 20: new. II: specia! tax. ~; South
EaroIinas. %; new. u. Apr: and October .; 49,,
CsNcGNsAri April IS -S"t IT. d~1; mtad Inn
8 IS. Corn afrm. .toc. oats stead}; .la.Sc'
Provisions stronger. pork. offerings :igh'. : 10 -
g.. n8A.c. Blu X meats stTong' shoulders 90.
clear rib $50, clear 3ssc. Bacon firm; shoulders
7G71.c; sales of Gearrib at sc. sales of GEAR at
9&c, and in demand generally held at &C. WHISKY
ST.. Lows April Il Cotton quiet and unchanged
Flour dull and unchanged: little doing wheat
dull: No. spring Chicago 81 l8h; do soft Iowa
3 TO- No fail 8 loo offered S 50 bid Corn steady.
remaud mode ate No. mixed 34G34 &c in eie.
"a or; sacked 4OO42c. Oats firmer 29d0c in eleya-
tor; sacked 32032bc. whisky dull. small lots Bic.
Pork strong and higher. $50 rs. Dry salt meats
active and higher large demand for future 5ar'n
active and higher large speculative demand; shout.
ders &c, seller MAY. clear rib I0f4c. seller August
clear l0c seller Msyo Lard held put OF market &c
freely Offerede
LIvsRroci, Apr: Is. F.ening Cotton closed
quiet and steady. uplsnds 9 I'D; Orleans 9TR9Asd;
sales 900 bales o: which 1000 were for export and
speculation. The sales include 600 American.
Cotton from Savannah and Charleston. March and
April 3.l6d. Yarns and fabrics al sane6estes
quiet and firm. Fine r0Sin US.
LONDON April i5,-TailOw 44S ID.
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Joo Wind, northwest. light. NO srtivalso Sailed
e-schooner Linda.
SgRxvRpoKT Apr: i'..-Teather cfear WITH roid
nOsth windo River Slseu even inches WITHIN fast
twentrfOu :Ourso Arr5ved-harie LOUISE ron
sew Orleans. Departed-Co H. Durtee. for re"
Orleanse r. W. SkllIDSnr fOS oIttsbIrg and Lf1I.S
gleta for above the RAFT. -.
YICE.8UHT Apr. Is e-Downe Jennie HoWe4' %
Ms Exporter A, M JOAN Kyeo II a N, anu
EatCntZ, . p. NJ Up at nine last nignt.C r.. -.
Up 10 day-Atlant.E ana baTge5o6 a w. W "a, ~,
Helena, 10 A. M Commonwealth +. Do "'"'N'e
cool and Clearo River rising rap!diyo , am.
MzhPHrs, April 15.-Feather Gioqd' ''nt :a 800
River rising slowly. Ueparted-Juiiao %eO.Sr
Woit and st. Joseph or 81. L2uls anu stnr ~.
kansaA river. Ar.'r.d-.tI!e AiP'' 1i"-' 80
Louis. - =, e,,.,-, .s,.-i-,
the day. clear ana nd t ,.aS fa AZ
py.~,-,Rg sri' SERVER nine teeI n4.e ''r.le'
t,iInr Raining since nine o'clock TINS eTTohg
k..ss.-LER Apr. -. ..%' a.her clear N! noon
,oId and ciOuIy tonight: mercury now . h.Ne.
has ,ise9 Oue :OOt WA 'he CAST s"eH '"N'
CA. Apri' Str se6.-Sa;nes HoraTtl. from
IT Louis at 10 P. M. .h0mpHon Dean, from htEs
Orleans at A. NJ. John hi4golro from ClhcihnaI'
a:2A. M Mary Houston, IRON. Louisville, az 40
NJ .lamrOcko from FiCksburg. a A.. NJ; Lonis'
gi!ir from New Orleans at :: P. NJ and La Beile,
Tor New Orleans a. , A. NJ: Thompson Deans for
ST. Louis, at o a. NJ. aary !Ioustons for New Ore
'.ans at A. NJ. heavy rain fel. last night
."ratber .io,!dv and roo Tonight RTer :a..eI
tou. .nches i'll .t. ast twenty fou. hours.
s.. LorE. Apri! i5.-.Arr:ved-ThOmpson Dean
and Glencoe fr.m Now 6rleans. tapltos City nom
vicksburg. and Belfast from Shreveport Departe
ed MARY Alice 20. New orleans ASA City o. weeks
burg fox Vick1bUgg Rive: falling slowly. "ea!. tS
S.o.dv = and COO. New Orleans freigbtS dUie.
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Ola rissR BiehGP ct al. We hitTnU ton Elliott.
y1!FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il of Orleans No. $50 b. sirti.e OF a writ of
seizure and sale te me directed By the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, win proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and AuCtOu'
GERS Exchange, ROYAL street. between Canal and
CustomhOuse streets IN the Second District OF this
city, Oh WEDNESDAY. ApII Is, 1872 at TIVE ive
O'Clock NJ. the following described property. 10
wit
FOUR CERTAIN Lots OP GROUND, together
with all the buildings and i'm proyements thereon,
rights. ways and appurtenances thereunto De-
longing situated the Fourth District OF
this city. in the square bounded by Harmony,
Oh. smut, Pleasant and Coliseum (late Plaque
miues) streets, and designated bV the numbers
ten. eleven. twelve ana ehlrtteuo on IL small
sketch thereof annexed to an act passed
before NJ. Hahn, then notary public in this city,
Oh the $weuty seventh. day OF December, 1851
hich lots of ground ad join eaCl. other, and meas
ure, each, thirty feet front on Cp seum street. by
a depth between equal and parallel lines of one
hundred and twelve feet ane inches, American
measure, said lot Number thirteen forming the
corner of Harmony aud Coliseum streets. Being
the same property Acquired by the defendant here.
IN by purchase from the plaintiffs herein, as per
act PASSED before Jules Messy notary public
this city. on The tweaty sevents day 81 Hevsubtr.
1871.
Seized in the above suis.
Terms-The purchaser tO'assinne tfle payment ~
a promssoly Eote for the of 5000 secured
by nor gaga on said property. dated the TWEEN
ty.seventh day of November, 1871. drawn by de-
fendsn. 20 his own erdeg, and by him Endorsed,
payable two years after date and bearing interest
at the rate of eight per cent per anyu from date
till paid and the balance OF she price OF adj 1dc
ZION cash Oh !hs spot.
". ?. HARPER,
mills 70 aplS Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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SHERIFFS SALES.



SUPERioR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No 8l3.-By sirtue OF a writ OF
teri tacias me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause. win proceed TO sell
at public auction, the premises hereinafter des.
lgnated, on WEDNESDAY april TO- 1878 at five
O'Clock Ps No the following described property.
20 wit
One Street Car ew0 TANKS one Feather, one
Air Pump and apprrtenan ces. one double and one
single Engine, one Arnolr and contents one Stove
now on the premises situated at Nos SOB and 80
New Levee street. Qeao SgatS stgeeso IN the First
Dis rict of this ctro
Seized in the above suieo
TeTms-This being the second and last auction
the said property WI be definitely adjudicated to
the highest and last biddef for what il will bring
at twelve months credit, the purchasers furnish.
ing bonds with good and solvent securities condo
toned as the law directs. Said purchasers will
have to deduct and pay IN sash their proportion
in the printing sherif's fees, clerks fees keeping
etc. which amount altogether to the sum OF seSo
sntS-tive dol.sgs or SheTeabouts
W. p. HARPER
APPS II rs Shesif OF ffe Parish of Orleans
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BY G. De Ferret & Co.

T'RsITURH CARPBsTRR's TOOLS. WEARING
APPA Ri, Etc.
SUCCESSION or FRANCOIS DB sALE3 NINA
VIGSE.
Il. vIGTB ET AIS Us. EDWARD yIGSE EFT AL.s
Sscont District Court OF the parish Of Or!oans---
No. IS 8l2.
1YG. pE FERRET q Co.-J0HE @. mon.
a ROSE. Auctioneer-Oftiee and ssJesro0n No ~
Royal stree ~ EDNbSDAY. 4 pril 49, 1879 81 II q
"a at No - Royal street. ben ween Custom bo ~.
and lien, lie -trHets, viii be- sold by public getio,
BIZ ~irtue Of 4 Judgment re ndeIed BY the ron A
l. Tifsot. Judge Of the Second Ds met CDurt foT
IL. paris of Orleans, on March Is, 1873, signed
narch 20, 1879, for the account of toe said Sc
eeesloQ-
A LARGR LOT OF BoCSRH0fD PURNITCRK,
carpenters tools wearing appartl. etc
ItS.as-CssA ~ Sse spvi sp3 L I6s
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% SsscaTyt civ Slaught+ rhouse Company at Sl8s
and 10 Germ ania Insurance Company at 81
The sales of bonds included 5000 city ten DER
cants at r7le $1,000 city gold bearing seven per
cents at 50. and $500 and $1,000 a. 59fo ahey
eyere quoted at the close at about 80:
There was more movement TO-DAY n Metro'
-nlitau Police warrants, owing to the demand Tor
the payment of city taxes. The sales nc!l9ed
8 900 at 81 b70O0 at 81. and 5l70e at $50 They
civ appropriation and school certificates are
st' quoted at SO d64o but We heard of no o-ansao'
SONS. "a =, or, .
UtJ state warrants are stiff quoted az e .ae
,nlv sale reported today was 52'H0 Of -.
We hear OF but little movement III 'sgis.allE .
xarrants. No sales Se9oTsedo sl7S s''0
u.otei al about 20