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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17

100, William Bensley 424 80, Amy Jane 4la
l46, Tabitha Heaion 36s 100, Caiy Bunnel
424 SIS.
Five tracts on warrants dated 18th March
1898, for 400 acres, each on waters of Middle
Bushkill TO David Jayne 800 IA, John Jayne
400 I30, Richard Lewis 436 IS, Henry Van.
why 4l0 90, Lazarus Ellis 436 13.
Sixteen tracts on warrants dated 22d March
1898, for 400 acres, each north OF Loholly neal
and adjoining Delaware river 10 James Potter
423 l07, John Cooper 4ls l47, George Tudor
392 81, James Boyd 39l 81, Francis Bailey
Ala %, Mathew Carey 3s8 81, John Connolly
4l8 Is, George Kits 405 SO, Mehella Baton
365 ll3, Lewis Wolf 3s7 lis, Nathen Jones
40l 60, Peter Walters 40l 60, Abraham Singer
4Ol 60, Robert Crozier 4l9 20, John M. Tay-
lor Isaac Sidman 44o.
One tract on warrant dated 26th August, II.
93, to Thomas Ruston, containing 400 $50 acres
Thrty-three tracts on warrants dated 22d
August, 1893, for 400 acres each, on waters o
Lehigh, TO John Phillips 4O2 81, Isaac Jones
400 81, John Miller 800 10, William Bingham
430 los, Samuel Rutter 3ls ID, Joseph Brown
405 as, William Smith 332 l5S, Barnabas M.
Shane 397 OF, John Gordon 407 1l2, John
Barnhil 4e7 81, John Nj Laughlin 400 rs, Rob
ert Rainey 45S, Ezekiel M'Shane 459 80
George Meade 336 80, John Shells 800, Thorn
as Willing 45l lOS, John Stgroves 402 "a.
Matthew Mcconnell 40I 3s, Alexander Fuller
ton 800 l30, James M'Crea 404 3S, Enoch
Story 246 40, John Dunlap $50 80, David
Claypoole 436 80, James gallagher 4l4 20
Matthew Cary 433 SO, Thomas Proctor AGO.
William Nichols AL Is, William Lewis 42S,
John Townes 428, Andrew Kennedy 400 20,
Charles MKernan 439 40, William Coke 446;
Jehosophal Polk AS.
Six tracts on warrants dated L lh February,
1893, situate on waters of Shoholly and Wal
lenpaupeck, John Miller, John Crosby, Francis
Quincy, Stephen Proser, James Ash, and Jo-
seph Coperihwaite, containing 439 100 each.
The Commissioners will attend at Wilkes
barre from the 9th TO the 10Th of September, 10
receive offers of compromise from claimants of
any Of the lands advertised. Persons wishing
to compromise will be required TO produce the
evidence of their right TO compromise.
If any land is advertised which has been re-
leased or compromised with the commonwealth,
the person who claims it is requested TO inform
the Commissioners thereof before the day OF
sale, as it is not their wish TO offer any for sale
that has been released.
A part of the terms of sale will be: The pur-
chasers at the time of sale are TO pay in cash
ten per cent. on the amount Of the price the
tract is sold for, and give bond, with approved
security, for the payment of the purchase mon
ey, at 6, 70 and "a months, (as the case may
be, and the land must remain liable 10 the lien
as further security.
Certificates of the Auditor General oiyen tn
contractors and others, will then be received in
payment Of the purchase money, except the ten
per cent.
JNO. DUNBAR CRETGR.
WILLIAM PRIMROSE,
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IPJROIpIS1 CIT EACH OTHER
WAYNE COUNTY MUTUAL
NSUEsAN ONEPANY

| A Ii Persons insuring in this company are
IA members equally interested in its welfare
and in the election ofits officers.
In order to become member of this company
and thereby be insured, the applicant gives pre-
MUM note, the amount of which Is IN proportion
to the amount to be insured, and It's degree OF
hazard, thus. If $1,000 is to be insured, at per
cent, he gives his note for $50 If at 10 per cent.
he gives his note for 500, and in that proportion
for greater or less sum- according to the rate of
hazard, on which note he advances per cent: and
an additional sum of 81 SO for survey and policy.
He then becomes a member on the approval of
his application and is insured for five years. The
aggregate of the premium notes constitutes the
cash fund, chargable flrst with the expenses, and
second, with the losses of the Company; and
should it prove insufficient to pay both losses and
expenses the money to meet the losses, (should
any occur) is borrowed agreeaby to the act OF in
corporation. and paid. An assessment is then
made to repay such loan upon the premium notes,
in proportion TO their respective amounts and IN no
case to be made but once year, notwithstanding
several losses may happen.
At the expiration OF five years the note, if any
assessments have been made and paid, is given
up, and the insured may renew his application.
Policies HAY at any time be assigned or sur
rendered and cancelled, and the premium notes
given up, according to the bylaws of the Com
pany. No more than three fourths of the cash
value of any property will be Insured, and all
great hazards: such as Cotton Factories, Powder
Mills, Distieries, Machine Shops, Manufactures
for Printers Ink, and all establishments OF the
same class of hazards, are not insured upon any
conditions whatever, and that noone risk is taken
over $4,000, it is considered much more safe and
less expensive than in Stock companies, where
they insure large amounts and hazardous proper
ty.
sToGDELL STOKES, Agent.
Siroudsburg, Monroe CO., Dec, l5, l84l.
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Price Sixpcnce.


General attention is requested TO the follow
ing important resolution:
In Joint Executive Committee ofthe Democrat
ic Wing General Committee and the Gener-
al Committee ofthe Democratic Whig Young
Men Of the City and County Of New-York,
July 8, ls42:
Resolued, That this Committee commend to
every Democratic Whig Of the Union the LIFE
OF HENRY CLAY, prepared for publication
in the New WORLD newspaper, as an able and
valuable memoir, exhibiting the leading incl
dents in The career of an individual so eminent
ly distinguished as the Friend of Liberty, the
Statesman, The Patriot, and the Phianthrophist.
HAMILTON FISH, Chairman.
Jos. P. PIRssoN. Secretary.
The life of Mr.. Clay, referred in the above,
has been prepared by an experienced author
and politician, from the best and newest mate
rals and most authentic sources, and will IN
quesionaby be the textbook in the coming
Presidential contest.
II will be published on or about the first of
September, in single Extra Number of the
New World, elegantly stereotyped, and furnish
ed 10 clubs, at the exceedingly low price of So
hundred, or $40 for thousand copies. Copies
will be sent by mail 10 any par, of the country
on the following terms: Sixteen copies for ST.,
and fifty copies for SO.
August 10, 1912.
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PIKE COUNTY HOUSE.
George Eiddis.

Having taken the above stand in the town Of
Milford, recently kept by Ira Coburn, is well
prepared to accommodate in satisfactory man
ner those who may favor him with call.
The Table
will be supplied with the best productions af-
forded by The market.
HIS Rooms and Beds are such as will, he
hopes, prove satisfactory to all reasonable Gus
toners.
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His Stables

are large and commodious, and will be well
stocked with Hay and Oats-indeed every al.
tenlon which can promote the comfort and sat
isfaclion of customers will be cheerfully be-
slowed.
His house is large and well calculated to ac-
commodale Pleasure Parties.
With these advantages backed by some ex.
perience in the business and determinations to
keep good public house, he confidently ex'
poets a fair portion Of public patronage.
Milford, August 4, 1912
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas to
me directed, shall expose to public sale, on
Monday the 29lh day of August inst, at the
Court House in Milford, Pike county, the fol-
lowing described property, TO vii:
Il certain piece or parcel of Land,
situated in the town of Milford, county of Pike,
and State Of Pennsylvania, designated on the
map of said town. number three hundred and
seveniy-seyen, mo, 377) containing in front on
Broad ST. forty feet, and in depth on Sarah ST.
IEwA one hundred and eighty feet. with
E;;:I. DWELLING HOUSE
MG4 - 4thereon erected, with appurenances.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
iy of John Finch, and will be sold bysme for
cash only.
JAMES WATSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Milford, Aug. 4, 1912.
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A NEW AND POPULAR
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY:

WITH SUPERB FULL LENTH ENGRAVING
Representing Mr. CLAY in his studio at Ash
land, after Franquinet's celebrated picture, the
best portrait ercr taken, and NEVER Be
FORE ENGRAVED.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Wholesale and Retail
TIN AND EaEET IR II
w A r E
MANDATORY,

1t StrOudsbmg, Monroe county, Pa.
The subscriber respectfully informs the citi.
zens of Stroudsburg and the public generally,
that he has opened shop on Elizabeth street,
nearly opposite William Eastburn's store, where
he intends keeping constantly on hand, and will
manufacture to order, all articles in his line oil
business, such as
TTN-WARE IN all ats Uaraety,
Store Pipes and Drums Of all sizes,
Spouts for D,Uel1ing Houses and
other Buildings.
Also,-AUe superior Russian end
american Sheet Iron,
Which he will manufacture into every shape to
suit purchasers, &c. &c.
AS the subscriber is mechanic himself, and
employs none but frst-rate workmen, the pub
lie may rest assured that his work is done in
the best and most workmanlike manner; and he
respectfully soliclils a share Of public patron
age.
Come and see for yourselves, before you pur
chase elsewhere.
HP PEWTER and LEAD, taken in ex
change for work, and all kinds Of REPAIRING
in the Copper, Tin, and sheet Iron Business
done at the shortest notice.
WANDEL BREIMER.
Nav q. lS42---tf
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
The Bar

is, and will continue to be, furnished with
choice assortment of Liquors.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
BANK NOTE LIST.

Corrected weekly for the JeGersonian Republican.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17

| The notes of those banks on which quotations
are omitted and dash(-)substituted are not
purchased by the Philadelphia brokers, with the
Exception of those which are marked with start
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-08-17
JNO. DUNBAR CRETGR,
WILLIAM PRIMROSE,
Commissioners.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
Harrisburg, July %, 1912.
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gives the Tact that during the sixteen Gays IL
the Banks for circulation and deposite, was very
Notwithstanding The statements Of the papers to the
at more specie was recev ed than paid out. When
c and run commenced, the banks were stripped
last dollar and were obliged to stop. This is the
Inherent weakness in the banks themselves and
T-Orleans what the short resumption Of the U. S.
81 previous 10 its final failure was to that insitu-
vain for the nancisrs Of Louisiana TO talk of the
nc on which their capitals are secured. That
canno. be made available for the redemption oil
pis. II has cen favorite argument with Mr.
and other theoretical New Orleans bankers that
tails of those institutions, and the bonds issued by
are beyond the possibility of loss, because money
BOWED in Europe at per cent, and reloaned in
pa at per cent, on security of cotton lands and
This leaves per cent for all the expenses, risk
hinges, and losses incident upon borrowing and re-.
and yet each institution shows large nominal
which it calls an accumulation of capital to act as
IL fund to meet the State bonds. With all this pa
|lth, however, amounting to $50 900 900; these re-
|lc concerns cannot find cash enough to pay S3,-
bf circulation after years preparation. The abb
liability of the institutions to collect anything is
|he following table Of the total assets and amount
Fsted paper held by each bank at the two last
H.
AssEIs AND PROTESTED PAPER OF THE NEW o.
ANS BANKS, APRIL BOTH, AND MAY 28TrI, 1912.
III.
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Passengers Arrived.

LrrnrooL-Paclet ship. North Amenca-yIr Ctuson and
Mrs Sonmcrville. Miss Sommcrville MIR Somer Miss
|ner MIR Jones' Mr. Row landson-23i in the stecragc.
.vrRpooi-Shp AbbottsordNlr Cameron, and 25 in the
+Tagc. - - -.
FAarHAoE-A-Big Lapwins-Capt q Van Dine, Of NYork
Arrow, Chagrts; Mcrcis Jimenes, Panama. -
kpALsoHIcoLA-Bng WIN Taylor, Mrs Tye and child; Mr.
kpiI.clricoLA shir Marianna-H " Brooks, lady and
rhtcr Joseph chrodt and sdy; Mrs Dorsey and MIRA
erls child and servant; Mr. Robert My. Jr; Johnson
TIavrl Miss Emma Johnson; Miss Lucas Miller; JOS
|fer; w Wood Emmons; Thos Jones, john Jones;
.eph Biackhousc. Naete en- steerage passengers. ,
Octavs-W G Lawrence j q Hnrd
Williams Peters, A Low and family, J Bennett, VIM
.'heneg. =. - a.
IA srMoSs, GA-Brig Scsm,n-Mr B Roberts; Mrs scull
d Geo Harrington, children aud ant Miss Susan
anon: Master Scull; Messrs George Harrington, Elih
IKE, Samuel Hoffman, Henry Fenton Robert Thornton
lob Sane Peter Clark John Tippaauer james Nannices
|n Conner, Henry Pesden Phinner Eldridse, Henry Nc
Hughiin, MGR. ScnaitL.
|HsnLFsreS- Brig EdwsrdT,Coon a P Hayne. NJ, A
.yne Middleton and children, w Babcock lady and
children Sinclair and lady, Mrs Hayward and servant
Irarl Mis-, lizard Mrs & Z Convers and daughter Mrs
.r Mrs. B,ssett Mrs Hendricks, Mrs Lyons Mrs r. Nor
Mrs HOLSTER, Miss M,ryIecker, Miss Allslitte Miss
isn Miss Backctt Lightning lons. Mcssrs Dillon
seu Lelanr, II Bench, Fitis, Caldwell, r Tuttell
Gyles, @ rdnor. X Schsmer broadbcnt w Taylor
|iewecm5-l0 in the steetage.
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Dounest,c Importations,

APALAcHicoLA-ShpN Iaarna--Reported riays6 bis
III Tallmai25 Spear < Patton-l5 Post phips-i Wyle
Lane Co-9 Van Ghief-2s Perkins, Hopkins Whites
'rreadwell & son--l2 Whctmore Benedict--2O order
ArALscHIcoL.-Brig VIM Taylor-s9 bales cotton Morris
Eae-ls do Sas Bronson63 do, ORDERS do to own Bro
theirs Co.'s DO, North, Manning& Parcl-Io DO j II Tai
mans do David LescI22 do, to dos boxes Cassn-3 DO
VIM Bumey, Jr-l do. Pvlton, Symes * Co.
APALAcrcoLA,Schr Octava-l2l pcs live oak timber TO
III Cost& Co.
CnARLEsToN-Brig Edward Bulkcy-66 casks rice George
Buckley Esa-2G do, George Warner-58 do Thompson
Adams,9l do Bsn Maiand8 half do, do, do72 iieces
MARTINI NafEoe SCo bales cotton, porer Ficrc57 do
Victor Duckwi75 do Sprague Robins Co-s0 bbls DO
stoes, w Harison2 boxes Jacobus Condit3 cases. Z
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Died

pn Sunday, 18th inst, WILLIAM EDWIN of the Olympic
atre after short but severe Illness in the 39th year
bis age.
s friends and the friends Of his family respect
invited to attend his funeral from his residence Al
Iron street, this afternoon at o'clock.
Pr 'unday the 18th instant, Mr.. SAMUEL E. Cowxo,
III % years
funeral viii take place at the residence of his brother
800 Henry street. Brooklyn, this Monday afternoon
O'Clock. His friends and those Of his brother j. A.
wing, respectfully invited to attend.
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MArAorEz-Byig Hbernia-so bids sugar W Lewis-;o )
Toulk & son--lo Rosere-33 Harmony co-lH do y
IBIS molasses order. -, 80.
CAhTHAGENA-Bslg Lapwing-l Reported yesterday Ji<io
des Everett Batele3ii do de Ia Graua-z2oa DO pox
earls TO MASTER
Jury Insate-I5 casks Eugene DutilhsI cases Jos'g
GODDARD, Dostnn-2O bbs q Meyer Sons cases r Is
ihodes-s Ibis c Mu-r--i bill e w Vorwerk-l case q
tIavre-20 Fabee Bierwirth-zo0 cases Howard
l.pnws-2 boxes d75 bales Wilson Brownl7 bags and
ea'es Bensten, Kcop col cases Jas + iscn-2 psgs
rowns-ud-2 boxes b 'uchaud Theband-i pkgs Ramsay
,ooNs-2O boxes & Rosc ce-lG pigs q Loewig, Pbila-
rlrhiai casks q Sch iedsr20 bales hemp and 60 bales
Cordlia 10 orler-9li bales do23i pkgs mdxe, do
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$2O,820,89
phiIndclphia Cattle Nrarl<et.

10 Offering comprised $50 Beeves. 2a0 Cow and
les. 500 Swim" and ! 400 Sheep and Lambs. Beef
were in request, and all but 10 head sold at
per 100 lbs as in quality. Cows and Calves sold at
'or ary sio W lot spr,nger', ssa S1S "a
loo lbs 40 remain unsold. Sheep and Lambs were
700 sold at 81 So each for the former and rs cts
Sr the latter, as in quality.
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Boltimorc Cattle 1Iarket,

be market has been well supplied with beef cattle
hg the week. and prices have ranged q shade lower
last week. On Monday the offerings at the drove
Is amounted TO $40 head, Of which 200 were driven
Ill., and 100 sold at prices ranging from 81 to 90 per
lbs. as in quality-All that were left over Mon
have since been Sold and the market is entire.
)ear Live Hogs have been in good supply during
week. and have sold at 81 per 100 lbs. We quote
Die same price to-day and dull
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE SEGARS.
NJ RAIDER &c Chatham street. has received by the Hees
WI 100 900 Of his celebrated La Norma Seears also
,esurul lot of superior No,sl Perez Principe Scpsu
which he offers for sale reasonable prices iea Inc
SPLiEyNDID DIsCvvEkY. FOR. LEAhNlNG It
. FAINT AND DRAW FROM NATURE--Am1tevf'
see ~ No 23 BroAdw ", number Of samples Of ainn
wood velvet sk, mus!in Paper, &c. by process ig WIZ,
he inventor has received premium OF two hgusna
the French government The mit,t'on. Q, o., MINIS
ptriect that painter INITIATE them wifhos ~
ne process BY dis method any artist or Other ree ,aor
very few lessons paint nnisifes 70
ine!s lesson OF Mr. VICTOR ERNETTti ran,s' up W.
,0nrts OF France Rlsna ne "'"
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall esteem favor captains of vessels arriving
report Of the shipping left = the peri whence they sailed the
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Bassctt win
board them Immediately their arrival We will rccipocate
he favor in
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aar, EsreS-ship sut,on--Mr Spcacrd, shiidrsn and
Ia Miss VI Dunham, Mrs NJ Houston and child, Mrs =
|roni and child, Miss C. Condict, Miss l. Smith, d.
.rs;on DR. Slohecler Dr lie Conte Mrs L. Cone DR. Ma
Ison, Spoforl, w J. lIimton, l. lie Conie Duruv, J
)amiton. G Hantoon-i IN the sreerage
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washington Cattle Market,

NE l0Therc is moderate supply of Beef Cattle in
ke, and they may be quoted at S. so for fair qua
The market is abundantly supplied with old Sheep
81 IS.
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TO EMIGRANTS.


oPHE G G4SSEs In THE pIas5s
rifss f' co lax the body
Supplies the waste the blood building up the CONT
ns that we se nIs dispose e.
s % s ss ss %
sensible rat, Hence we cannot fail to perceive h2T
know that The DsY0nw b suddenly fhfeta
the psp.o% Is thrown back n'G the blood aud lows
% Rs
The sudden changes the weather. will therefore be prodec
tive Of much s people sr f das to o s sser
arise bat on first feeling Of headache pain in the side back
ss for n. e'9 box &c
them his principal Office s4i Broadway and the PAGES men
Take Of these innocent and Pills four FIVE even
if the require it, which altogether depends the
,hey ars s ,Sss 81: small dose SCI, viii d. ''''
cine saved themselves months Of sickness and often from
r IFS gu:
asn or is g. aas sSoSd
q s
es s asT f @ dss s 'sss
q Il. II
thai may have ascamassed IN The system by nans impure
all times easier 70 proven, hsn disease because
functions o the body but rather strengthen aud assist Them
The BRANDNETH PILLS are sold az Is cents per box,
ut Dr. Brsndeths principal Office. No. 2I Broadway be-
Park Place and Murray also al his retail ofctx
IA Bowcry 391a Hudson street, Canal and 3 Second
street -. ..
That each q the genuine has upon IL THREE COPY
That label has signatures Of Dr.. Benjamin Brand
reth upon IL.
d. BRANDRETH NJ. D.
And three sgnstnres tins = ,n.>,n,.r,,
Besides labels full OF small printing done in red ink,
there being the labels nearly three hundred impressions Of
BENJAMIN Brsndreths Pills. ic2 A-scc
NOTlCE-The Office for FRANCIS PATENT LIFE
~ BOAT is removed from ne To ~ Broadway n2t Imr
PARTNERS fiIP pIs5QL ITO Nee, ;, hcIsby given
4 that JOHN hEYNOLD5 ard SAMUEL HAINEf, have
this fr day OF June, 1852, dissolved prnshp BY mutual CON
ent Of esch aud that the said business will be hereafter
Quoted by aud under tine name Of Samuel Rainey
JOHN REYNOLDS
~ SAMUEL RA1NEY
~ - All those having clsims against the former firm 81
reynolds Raney will be kind az present them ard
Tsnws%' ''' WV" we 'i sxStEG RilI%iSEY
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apparent income in the long oans and the decrease
discounts arises from the fact that in the April re-
he some amounts of the Canal and the Commercial
that were placed under the head of discounts, were
May return, included under that of long loans; we
be to their character head is descriptive
r. The result shows that in attempting to realise
"a of discounts $s5O,76s ofthe amount passed under
and yet these institutions continue to talk Of their
cy. The law, now il existence, renders it mpera-
b the banks to resume the LIST Monday of Dec,
nder penalty of q forfeiture Of their charters
brfeture is likely to take place. and the ques-
the State solvency will then come up s. J. Peters,
President ofthe City Bank of New Orleans, has be-
blicly expressed his opinion that the State is insol-
nd that the bonds issued the banks will eventual
iishonored. The financial condition Of the State Of
lsna is as follows
|ue from taxes and all other sources, $4s7 $50
hses, 7l4,OS7
/, $226 ,4a7
bonds issued by the State to the banks are as fol.
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PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENiN0' June lsLThe lerfonnancss commence
Jane, z af ss Sis. Mons MI. Fam, r., King
am aSS SAlss' '''' '''''
Sir Geo Doqstlslo FrederieAs Com HaH;sus Fisher
Lazy sSaeadr Wit sr.nl dance s Ms Sp'0d
IA P0LACCA!
Doors sevsn-pehormances will commence halt
Boxes. sl-Pit. 50 eents-G.il.ry, IS cents
NIBLO's ARDklH.
MONDAY EVENING a june i! s HISs evening to
CRANE SSSD'S oSvSEMRTURE.
TIGHT R66PPEf' ENXgSs'iIuTIoYs,
TIE sEd65SSiIps II PRR ROW En- SMadsIcALE.
poLlchHISSEiIi' I IN VOYAGE
Door. half past o'clock Entertainments
CHATHAM THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING June r'is fi.sS ~eo
Black A AaSa, Thorns Wal Ha, S S Held
MrpsA AI'sS xsi'f Easy.
NJ MMd Hip%psa Fas ssu'' Mr.. III Ih ass
Jacob f ssw,hfp Marble George MOr,sn HELD
NAVAL E fas;}9St Ei'h
O'CLOCK,
curtain will rise a o'clock punclally
Dress circle so cents-Boxes, 23-P 2tzPivats Boxes S.
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STEEET-
" +. II. BARNUM, manngcr-EVERY DAY AND
hvfSHS %hhs e. Ds s iiss;s
evening FREE. -
Greatest the city. The manager has engaged for
DUsTRIOUs FLEAs. These insects have been laugh, BY
gentleman from Germany. and rendered docle a. TO bo
hanes.sd carriages and other vehicles. Of sever thousand
times their weight which they will draw with much
precision as cart horse siGNOR BLITZ the unriyalied
Magician Vsnroquist and Plate nccr. An lLLUMlNA.
!e Museum syeTy sysnnA az O'clock The pln,a. .S
dies wheels will be motion. tbs engine
and machinery all In operation Miss Resale tbs singer Ce
Irse the Dln,cuse Mr. Bee the Vocalist naima magnetism.
Niagara Falls. with real water, and 500 900 suIiosities
One week OF the ysteriytss GlPSEY GIRL ohe
be privately consulted during the day.: r,os,r,r
Grand Cosnorama, aud more NOVEL CUhiOSillES
than contained in any five museums IN AmercS
splendid day performance Wednesday and SaruicIy
afternoon
Ambulance the whole IS cents-children half price.