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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-09
Northampton Democrat.

e We are requested 10 cal the attention of our
reac<rs 10 the advertisement Of N-ssTs Booth < Co LEI
Broadway We 90 this tie cheerfuly az we have
long witnessed With no little qualification The wonderful
success that has attended the efforts Of these gentlemen
success which II strikes US Is chiefly owing the fact
thei they furnish only the best materials for their
ents and while their prices low their stock at al
times displays the choicest and richest goods ths. the
market Affords great error into which uost Of our
cheap cash tors have fallen is that In seeking 70 re-
crce their prices they have chespened the quality oil
ires articles that purchasers have generally found
tuer bargains Of Father doubtful caa!scet Il is
this mistaken policy tha, oostered up The credt sys
ten and helped 10 susta the exciCHTeness Of many
who bur for their strictly fashionable charges would
have bu, LIKE else recommend them. The success Of
Messrs Booth Co. affords others in their trade the
illustration of significant fact that dne goods "a well as
inferior qualities may be sold TO advantage at small pro
tta
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" TIE NEw.JERsEY HIsroRlcN SOCIETY

n The NEwJERsEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
held It's stated meeting Burlington. y. j. on Thursday
Chief Justice HoaNBLowER presiding. We learn from
the Newark Advertiser that among other interesting relics
exhibited for the inspection Of the members the
original parchment deed from the Duke of York VIM
Penn and his memorable associates and the parchment
volume of Concessions which they. as Proprie,ors of
the territory subsequently, issued under that title inviting
settlers containing their owa proper signatures and
dated August 9th 1850. These valuable old papers be-
long the Surveyors Generals Office, and in good
state of preservation
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Total


The excess is S6T7 % The through passengers have
fallen OF 500 5u, this decrease has been more than
counter5alauced BY the gain on the Local travel and
freight which have increased Sl3iS. One of the best
features OF shs Road the large proportion OF lis local
business
AT the Annual Election OF the Newark Banking
and Insurance Co. Tuesday last, the following
elected Directors John Taylor James 5 Pinneo Ier c
Gar,hwsithe John s Condit John R DAWSON. Joseph
n Tu,;le Beach Ysnderpoo, John Van Rensselaer, Jas.
Crane Edwin Van Antwerp, William c. Wallace. a, a
subsequent meeting the Board John Taylor Esq
unanimously reelected President.
The Banks OF Philadelphia and the State are max
in. their hAtyearly dividends The Pennsylvania says
so those The city concerned. the
dividends show large profit tor the past halt year
averaging full our per cent aud IN one or two instances
greater amount" Philadelphia 81. Farmers \ Me
chanics 81 80 Commercial 81 70, Mechanics 81, heu-
.;ngton - 30 Manufacturers 4 Mechanics 81, South
wsrk 81 80. on their respective shares.
At the iate annual meeting of the stockholders OF
tbs, Lehish Coal and Navigation Company
solved that from and after the rrst Of September next
the interest the Mortgage Loan should be payable
in cash instead OF coal 1t farther resolved that
soon possible the payment of interes; the general
loan should be resumed Probably this latter resolution
may be carried gu, in part next January.
The Mount Holly Mirror notices Three Dollar
Counterfeit Note psrporting 10 De issued by the Farm
ers ard Merchants Bank OF Middetown Point, n AS
in circulation. The vignette is female figure with q
shesf of wheat st her side and the implements OF hus
banry her feet. THERE'S female figure on one end
OF the note and the hlure OF Washington the other
They are ssued Elisha Baker, Cashier, William Little
President.
The Caledonas advices were considered unia
vorable at New Orleans
The Tide Water Canal is ready Tor
The stock OF the Dover IN. HI Bank, $4,000
has been paid up and j. Il Smith elected President ant
Andrew Pierce Cashier The individual liability claus,
Is in the charter.
South and Washington for the purpose OF selling bonds
of the State OF Missouri
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oursIpg-F1st Page-Letter from The Old Man Of
the Mountain No. w.; Francisco do Eoronha TO the
Public and TO his Friends Letter from Albany Legsla
tive Proceedings; Texas Congressman; Great FIRE a,
South Hsdley Falls. Mass The Mormons Arrest Of Dr.
Woodward Of Mich; Mysterious Disappearance Of Ben
jsnnn P Johnson OF Rome, Oneda Co N Y; The Par
donng Power. Fourth Pase-sa!e. of stocks; Month
j. Statement Of Exports from the Port Of NewYofk'
Marine Journal List Of Letters &c.
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CHESokEE AFFAIES--CoartctioS OF Borror.-
The Tshlequah Cherokee Naton) Advocate OF the 9Th
inst coutins the following particulars the trial and
conviction of Barrow - The trial OF this man. whose
srrest we have heretofore noticed commenced on Tues.
day OF last week and continued thruus hout "Wednesday
and Thursday following, The charge brough, assins,
hiU-eoospIaey 10 overthrow the Constitution anc law,
Of the Nation BY regular system OF robbery and muir
dcrwss established 70 the satisfaction of the Jury and
he was condemned 10 b hung this day, eevvsen the
hours of 10 and IL, 3, this place"
MuTISY.-Yes.erdsy morning. In the bay par, Of
the crew 0: the ship ChsIlcs Carroll, Capt Foster rom
New Orleans. mutned, ana Capt. Foster. in scue re-
ceved severe wosnd in the The first and second
mate beth severely inuEvd The revenue cutter Of
Acers went soart and took Eve OF he Canecrs prs
onerS. lbostos Pos. ).
~ Mr. Archelaus Bissel. old soldier OF the
Revolution died st ais residence, LiiehSsl6 Conn
the aoth nix aged s. Mr.. 5. formerly one Of the
Light Hcrsemen in Col Shel6on's regiment ons OF the
guard which accompanied Latsye:te with stores SC.
from Lltchheld 20 Dsnbury en- route for NewYork and
ne was also At Tcoadsrosa and Crown Point
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wRRsTKR,s SPEECH.

Persons pi.6ing to send ais Speech to ae'r
friend. in n. ooantry can procure Il at the TKI-
pusr Office an e,oppers ready for mailing at t''0
CENTS per c0py
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PHoToGEAPHT.-We recently examined some beausiha
specimens Of this Art at Professor PLuAsEs exteSsTs
establishment the upper OF Broadway and auf
ray.st which really excel any thing the kind that We
have ever seem We were particularly struck with he
roGntness Of the features among hch The eye In all i
brlancy the peculiarly which Is not confined 70 the
dark eve but "A well portrayed with The light eye which
is admitted by operators this AT 10 be an extraordinary
achievement
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DONG BuSlsEss-A merchant OF this City left his
store on "Wednesday evening, took the steamboat
Traveller Eastwardand was in Providence ST next
ms transacted business there Ill took the for Bos
arriving a, To- did business there ILL > took the
for Worcester where he arrived at did business there
till :; took the Norwich train FOR New York and home
again AZ yesterday morning. having been day away
from his business Travelled nearly 500 miles, and spent
eleven days in nsacns business three different places
each forty miles nom both the others Sowe go.
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IL The Ere Railroad and Hudson Rirer
Railroad bills will be SEEN have both passed the
Senate by strong votes and the former been to
the Assembly. The latter we believe, is an Assem-
bly, bill, and now through both Houses. The Erie
has severe ordeal before it, being substantially the
bill twice lost in the House by one vote. We can
no, guess what il now the chance of its passage.
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EoRETBLE.-A murderous outrage was perpe-
traed in Northampton Sunday morning. May 3D. by
one joshua BarroC, upon MS own wife While she was
in bed &c struck her upon the head With hammer and
fractured her skull and then proceeded 10 stream near
oy jumped in with the Intention of drowning hn1lelf-
lie was found IN the river By Sherif Wright and was
lodged IN JAIL where he yesterday committed suicide BY
banging himself IN ala cell The woman are inform
ed st survives snd sne mas been able 10 converge
rsuona4y some hopes entertained of her recovery
Ny Barron Is Al aged man who nas been disappointed
IN business and a. many have thought times partial
y insane De waa lately from the Stale of Eew-Yo,k
ano Known about the country inventor and builder
OF me patent fence coDtrUcted without pos,s AT the
time OF The assault nis wife ne was residing a, the
Community though not member Of IT, in order 10 use
some OF their turning machinery.
n.po.-.,
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Gr ADVERTISEMENTS will be found in the
Supplement under the following heads LEGAL
NorIcEs-REAL EsTArE-PUBLIcC oNvEYANcEs.

~ The Editor of the Union scods dreadtuly
about the proposal made in the House of Represent
atives on Thursday, to suspend the rules for the
purpose Of offering resolution to close the session
of Congress- about the middle of July. He thinks
the public business, or rather the business OF the
party. can't be done by that time, no way it can
be fixed, and protests against so early mn adjourn
men, in the name of the people, in the name OF
Justice in the name ofevcry thing which the Repub-
lican party holds dear" The venerable organ OF
the Executive is getting more and more fdgety
every day. Congress wont stay regulated
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Business Notices.

ASTHMA CURED PERFECTLY BY DocT0R TAYLoR's BAL
SAM oF LYEkwoRr We have Just bad related TO US
OF al asrd lady In The paFI Of this city who
ycued Of Ibis dreadful complaint Of fifteen years standing
Alter using al The prescriptions OF Doctors and others
vain she sent up TO 375 Bowery the only true oice and
procured bottle of the genuine Balsam Of yerwort and
i perfectly well Her and res!denc. is with ibe
Doctor iao several Of those recently cured OF
lion Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint These continual
fully for The great celebrity Of this ur paI,.
lsl,d medicine and for the enormously Increasing demand
for all the country Buy a575 Bowery and 1879 Fa
ton Brooklyn and you will be get the genuine
Only Try ono boltle and you will be satisfied
The EXAMINER, No X.-PubIished this day at
Chambers s,-1reata Of the Coonizing system practice
elections and refers the proposed
Of the sunbers Of the Dead gives the proceedings Of
the Board Of Supervisors NOT published elsewhere also
the proceedings Of tho Common Council and contains
the minutes OF evidence given before the Senate Com.
mttee OF Investigation In relation 10 assessments foE
opening streets In this city. These matters which
interest avery payer, who will obtaia new light
the subject by examining the Examiner Published every
Saturday at Three Dollars year by
my9 II DANIEL K MINOR & CO.
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vstransers visiting the City wishing TO purchase
Dry Coos Ind opportunity Of securing great
gain, by calling BAKER & TOwLE's. II catharne-s
We av..s all visitors and citizens examine their immense
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
r. For sole, Of Stocks. Sc, sec fsars4 page.

FAoAr, 2 NJ
The Fancies were dropping today at the Firs,
Board, And prices ue-s lower for no Eesson that
coeld discover excepting ths, nc more could De OBJ
tanned A, the Second Board The feeling was better,
and With considerable sales the EisEke: went up
The transactions IN Exchange are not worthy OF
report. Sterling is Fl ei0 Francs ~. Most OF the
sal-s made yesterday ?. ISL; but one or TWO
private drawers obtained 10 per cert
The Crest Western took $4,000 Sovereisns, ship
ped By parties who draw Assins; then al per cent
Specie not scuve Msxicsns are Gle. prear. Amer
can Halves par 70 prem.
Intelligence from s high source in London was
received 5y the lss Steamer, OF the most encouraging
character in regard 70 the Indians deb; arrangement
As far as known Arrangement, highly satisfactory
TO the foreign bend holders The report OF Mr. Butler
had not been received the aies; dates, bus il hsi
rived =. Liverpool TIE statements Of the Herald II re
la:on 20 This msI,er incorrect.
The receipts OF the Norwich and Worcester Rail
rosd for April show small gain compared with April
ia.. yea vyiIl be
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FIRST or mAE-Those of our subscribers who
rosd their residences the lat OF May win oblige
y, by leaving their addresses a. the Counting Room
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WEST INDIA EMANclrArIoN.-In the Supple
day will be- found the first of series of articles
this subject commune sed for columns by Rev
JoHN S c, ABBOTT The high reputation OF the author
the score of fairness and moderation will commend
what he may have gay the candid attention OF the
public We shall give place the subsequent numbers
Ms fast our limits will allow
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CiU Ieemn.

SeSpAf sEkVicEs.--Ne-c- York Bi6le So.ts.,
TIE Annual sermon will :: preached by Rev. D, r.,
OF Albany. the Tabernacle, In the evening. At u
Uaicrsalts ChHroa E2-abtfs.s. saar Ra,s-
Tsos. L Harris viii preach ir TIE morning CO u.
race OF Hope" Aad ec:asc IN the evening ca ".
Principle, the Conservative Element in our RseeNSes
C''raa q re PaanS.-Sersice in the Cnse., a. -.
oaioh Theological Seminary, he morning a: lot s.,
AID IN ihS evening y o'clo>S Preaching BY Rev n
CAeeves.
6apa'- 7aSc-naess, corsy- caaaaa~ asi 4a.serr, "a.
Nev L l. AAs0cn OF Richmond Will preach OF Ss,a,,
evening.
Nt'e ketAedEa EPtcope. cssrca "a 5aasa sear s.osa
drsane-The Dedication Sermon VIII Ne preached sr r.,
Bishop jAnes at hall past 10 O'clock A. NJ. Prs.csi,
the same place i; b o'clock P NJ BY Rev Or. Pm,
and 4; P. NJ by Eev. Dr.. Levtrss OF this city.
F'se ta+1rIGa CArreh,-Hev Mr. Pierpon, Of r9Uv -,
preach IN the forenoon a; los O'clock at Columbia. E,s
Grand-s;. Rev. Mr.. Wellington win preach IN tie .,,
noon from John ILL., l7;h.
$. .ins<,s Cslrch.-rhe seventh in the series .. A.,
courses rraetar!anisn will be delivered to-Or,.v
evening by Rev. Or. catlcs OF Brooklyn.
SANDS * Co.-The extern sive and mos, elec..,
Drug and Fancy Goods Establishment on the come, :,
Broadway ard ChAmbersss so long favo-asly krez
sands Co. has recently undergone change 4, -,
siyle Of the arm. and IS conducted by Mr. Josrs-
formerly one ,he partners The CID patrons OF the ss
ushnen. viii stn And Mr.. Johnson and his petite .ss..
ants, formerly and the same svec-uew and spl.pas
variety OF choice aud beautiful Soods. One can awsy,
Ne certain Of finding there the genuine article he calls g,
r. The Telegraph is now complete from, New.
Ysrk Washington with the exception the gap a.os
;hc SusQachanns River. l; will se completed 10 Bos.,
in about week.
- Is the odious abominable, ridiculous md
iatocrane MILITIA nuisance to be sha,ed by the pycssr,
Legislature Sreak quick, gentlemen, and all at once
II There seems TO be great unanimi,y Il
opinion among the public and tho Press against desec,
Its generally hoped that the Council viii their a,
ton this ,uhect-or that the Mayor. in the last e.
;rcmity. will the ordinance
70 That; Fountain Come Aldermen-ss,
aaze your administration; build your iamo IN mArse
coping, and let the rans the Fountain future s
iron. Expire III bszS OF glory, that the Croton ccu2
not qucnch
II The lady who gave a trunk TO boy in
Broadway carry for her. VIII tnd tbs by appyo.
the Third District rolcc Court. EsscN Market
TY- We see by the monthly report of the Nor.
witch and Worcester Railroad that the through paseu.
gers have fallen on How the mischief did they ~:
through. then
~ Rev c. C. BURR Of Philadelphia, one Of
the most eloquent speakers the country will present
At the Anti-Siavcry and Anu-CspL Punishment Annye,
sary Meetings 20 be held in this CRY next week.
CF- The Board of Assistants tried to hold spe.
cial meeting last night, but quorum appeared.
" We are compelled 10 defer our Law Courts
reports
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e WHITE FRosr visited the vicinity Of Lo-
we'll Wednesday night, and fear cid srea, damage
the truit. which JUS, fairly in blossom We appre
bend that 1t spread all England Sorth and East
Of Boston hcssh probably Gid no, and the fruit trees
forward every where.
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EV-'TAE OLD MAN or TIE MouSTMs speaks
again day in bis giant style the First Page He's
genius |, be confessed. We would not be too
familiar with parsonage venerable, but we venture
to ask him If he can Vermont from his elevation
Eyes riphl'
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~ Our SUPPLEMENT TO-DAY contains many
articles of substantial value and whoever throws
it aside without reading will deprive himself OF an
Intellectual treat
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q The article % our frat page, headed "To Meehxn
c, Operatives and Others I. well worthy consideration.
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CnurI InIendnr.

CIRCUIT CoURr -MondSy-Nos. l. 2, 3 4 ), 6, 7, g.
10 II, -. IA. IS L. II
Co>AoN PLEAS -aonday-Pa1t !, Nos. Is, III 269
i1g !. Ill L. y! 1875 o. 81 s. 81. 81 80. Part Noe
30 Of. y, &C. 6o. 100 ECO lo2 25i, %
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n TIE ADDRESS TO the Working Classes of
Great Britain and the United S,aes the Oregon Ouss
tion BY the Frsernal Democrats Of London. (no,
American Loco Eocos9 Will repsy perpsa Try /, and
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THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

q We give the following FOR what !, is worth
Our readers can ud &c as well as we can how much
credit is due 10 statements OF such character thus
endorsed.
From tie Washington Union.
Momenrous.
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PoLics- Yesterday Yesterday morning Mrs
Ann warde OF No. IS olver-st. went into room where
she kept her vauabes, aud found srsppins villain en-
gagged in breaking opens bureau in which upward Of
$780, the property OF her husband. Christopher werde
Mrs w with unusual spirit and courage, ic hold OF
thief who after ousnS her considerably, effected his Is.
cape, but Immediately followed and arrested IN James,
St On being taken to the Tombs he was recognized as
Peter Morgan. notorious Five Point thief wyani. ar.
rested Wednesday tor beamy, arrested yesterday
for poll gamy Vincent ). Clak.on arrested lar
James Brown and Louisa w. Roach arrested
for stealing gold Geo W Jennings arrested
for insulting females in the Joseph Patt!son aha
Michael Scay found secrecd in cellar. police
the Fourth Ward. about O'Clock yesterday morn.
my discovered boy apparently between and yeas d
asleep In cart and on inquiry aScert aimed that no
in complete OF destitution. having father
and neglected by his mother IN consequences Of which the
little fellow for time past has been compelled 10 sleep
In and under stoops. He taken 10 the Station
House and suitably provided for.
GENERAL SESSIONS esterdGy--Louisa Viz
Chef was tried for grand larceny Gultysentsuce to-day
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FAr's sARsAPAaILLA, I3i and l36 Rulton.m-As.en.
Hon called TO advertisement first page of this paper
.
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Yours truly,

Ofcs l7s Greenwtchst (srge brick bock,) New-Yor5.
q always for the Improved Indian Vegetable Pills
~ And see That g. Benz Smith Is written With pen OF
The bottom Of the
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sales OF Reul Estate.

DY a IFttfNtT
Lot OF ground on CIinlon-st between Butlerst.
and road to Cornel's Mills, South Brooklyn, 25
by l2o 81 $50
Markets. Carefully reported for The 1f,a,o.t.
FRIDAY, May 3
ASHEs-The salcs 400 or 500 bbls P OTIS 81 rs.
A few Pearls sold at 81.
COTT0N-The sales to-day have been 1900 bales
without positive decline having been submitted to,
though the market Is much easy than for several
days past with more Offering and greater disposition
boi,ta
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- METALLIC TABLET RAZOR sTEop tho most careful
" manufactured article eItani and pronouaced BY hose
having Used ntisper sable, where comfo. required
II Shaving. For .ale by G. SAUNDERS SON.
my6 Sseod III Broadway. opposite Howard Hotel
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.


10 Geo Hopkins, the man who was injured
Thursday, stu alive yesterday, though with slight
probability of his surviving any length OF time.
sutation OF physicians was held In the afternoon which
pronounced his case entirely hopeless.
II One of those disgracetu exhibitions called
dog hgh; took place OH Thursday in the Ninth Ward
It was grand set-to match between Brooklyn and
New York dog The latter and had his tongue
slit shocking manner and received other INJURIES over
which spectators goa,ed with all the satisfaction Pc
culiar 10 Jog lighters Yankee sullivan prominent
this occasou and large enjoyed the SPORT
u The MONTAGUE LODGE of o did Fellows held
their annual celebration at Montague Hail. Brooklyn las,
evening The Hall very tastefully fitted up The at.
tendance quite numerous and the festivities Of tho
evening passed OF with much SPIRIT though entirely with
out ardent spirits The Resaas very pretty and
the Ladies.
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PORTABLE SHAVING AND DRESSING CAsEs-The sub
scrbers ASSORTMENT embraces every variety Of he aoos
The articles contained N them being OF the very bea qaaa
and well worthy tho attention Of the travelling PUBIC
G. SAUNDERS SON, III Broad"ay'
mys Sieod afew doors shove Cofsiand-h
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DANIEL x. MINOR & co.
IMPORTANT

WArERrows, May Sd, 1876
DS. @. DEsJ. sniTH-De SIR. / was laid up with
bad cold some time since my from NewYork. sid
during my Illness made tris Of your Pills. and must ,sy
found them excellent They the bes, medicine for hs
purposes they intended tina, have yet seldom
AXE pills but found yours entirely free from objections
to hich other pills liable hope they will continue
be source Of profit you, doubt they viii bes
means Of relief TO the afflicted a large scale.
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Editor Of FGrusys I;5Tk-y.
lis o0t 1s AID proper IL his conrexicn 20 ado, NE;
oatias WE'VE months since up ny resdenc- IN ths
ett PIacrs public Amusement opcu-c 20 re a-c
;a.i FOR travelling tie Sa.= ani Eastward into New
WIZ NJ family have noibera required 70 pay