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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-14
Mutual Fire Insurance Comp
MONROE COUNTY

Mutual Fire Insurance COmp'Y.
ENhe rate of Insurance is one dollar on,
Il the thousand doaLlrs insured, after
which payment no subsequent tax viii
be levied, except to cover actual loss or
damage by fire, that may fall upon mem
bers of the company.
The nett profits arising from interest
or otherwise, wiz be ascertained yearly,
for which each member in proportion to
his, her, or their deposit, wiz have
credit in the company. Each insurer in
or with the said company wiz be mem
Der thereof during the term of his or her
policy. The principle of Mutual Insur-
ance has been thoroughly tested-has
been tried by the unerring test of expert
ence, and has proved successful and be-
come very popular. 1t affords the great
est security against loss or damage by
fire, on the most advantageous and rea-
sonabIe terms.
Applications for Insurance to be made
in person, or by letters addressed to
JAMES H. WALTON. Sec'y.
MANAGERS.
John Edinger, John S. Heller,
Andrew Storm, James H. Walton,
Silas L. Drake, NJ. H. Dreher,
Geo. B. Keller, Richard S. Staples,
Bobert Boys, Joseph Trach,
Jacob Stoufer, Charles d. Brodhead.
Michael Shoemaker.
r. S. STAPLES, President.
J. II. WALTON, Treasurer.
Stroudsburg, Sept. %, 1852.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-14
LIVER COMPLAINT,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility. Diseases of
the K ldNAVS.

and all diseases arising from disordered
Liver or Stomach. such as constipation in
ward piles, fullness OF, blood to the head,
acidlty Of the stomach, nausea, heartburn,
disgust for food, fulluess, or weight in the
stomach. sour eructations, sinking or aulter-
ing al the pit Of the stomach, swimming of
the head, hurried and difficult breathing, flut-
tering at the heart, choking or suffocatiing
sensations when 10 lying posture, dimness
Of vision, dots or webs before the sight, fe-
yer and dull pain in the head, deficiency or
perspiration, yellowness of the skin & eyes,
pain in the side, back, chest. limbs. &c. sud-
den fushes of heat, burning in the flesh, con-
slant imaginings ofevil and great depression
of spirits, can be effectualy cured by
Dr.. Hootgaad's celebrated German BitterS,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-14

January /. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-26

do co. and it certainly could do no ha,s, h - ~
necessary urder the New Core ne san 81 - .e,on5h
and should not DO H. ihs tra, Of divorce
this neglect Nov. upon every sfas''us h. s.swor
ahmanY ~ a consideration. MI III ~ 1900
has stated hat his real esao 49, -. ~. sxceed
$40 0Co spd his whole income ooes NJ ti -
~ In,x viii not conlne themselves sun
NV 10 The amount Of income lhs INJURY - va
Income could be mace nPoh PEE 49, 90, a.
80 ," We your idsment - 10 What, under ~ ~
70 .,,nees. would be fair annual nr u,s
THE JURy-EvENING sEss' .oN
The Jury retired at five minutes soF o,c,ock and
a, ten minutes TO O'Clock ,hes s,o, IN ,ro,d that
they waited some iustructio - fle m me Court the
Chef Justice was ready % rec, ,e them but they did
not, however, come in W Ill ten minutes pas. 7
o'clock, when
The Clerk Of the Curt called over their Names
and then called tn plaintiff and defendant N.Y.
Forrest and his counsel were 10 Court ana mr.
O'Conor answer ID for Mrs. Forrest VINO WIN Hei
friends, had le> i at The termination Of the JUDGES
charge.
The Oerk to the Jury-Gentlemen' have you
agTeedf - -,
or TIRE is difference between the Jury with regard
TO y,ur Honors charge 20 whether frequent visits
TO house Of ill.fame Was to be taken as sufficient
CSi,f JuSfics-The Jury are ire judges Of that II
YOU are satisfied that the house IS house Of -iame,
and that he visited there, then you are to say for
what purpose he was there II IS matter Oh iact'
and not OF law and II is for you to draw the inter-
eDce That all have 10 say, and That Is all can
The Forenan-1hat is the only point, your Honor,
In " hich the Jury have my difficulty 80
The Chisf Jtlshce-Wei, gentlemen, you VIII
please retire. ,...;u,,,o.
The Jury then again retired, and a, a rev minutes
20 O'Clock they sent IN another message 10 the
Court and the Chef Justice told the respective
counsel that the jury minated that II was hnneces-
sary for the Court 10 sait tat they Hould seal lher
verdict y hen they hac agreed.
The Chief Justice then ordered the afJournmeut
OF the Court 20 Mon iay morning a 10 O'Clock men
the Jury directed 10 bring Ia sealed Feroic,
AtQl O'Clock the Jury agreed % their verdict, and
then separated but, of course, u remains sealed
secret until Monday morning. and nothing iurtaer
can be known, but what may be Inferred from 'le
irieroea,ory pus BY them 10 the Court When hey
TtenteTed az o'clock
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DIED.

On SATURDAY morning Jan "a IN the 52 year OF heg
FANNY, viit.of Rev Dr. Brodheid
The relatives and friends Of the family sre invited 20
attend her funeral from her late eiidsnce No 81 Pierre
pont-st' BrooAlyn Tomorrow Tuesday Afternoon, :.
o'clock
in Brooklyn. Saturday Jan Pam the It'll year Of her
age MANY ANNA, only daughter VI Samuel Z. and Mar
ii Kelly.
Friends Of TIE family are invited 70 attend her fass-,
en- Mon al - mt az O'Clock fTom the Ceusra Bso-
t!si heeuns- House BuJse-At. near MvTtis-av
Az Green Point. i gaa. O. II consun1ti,, II A.
LANCHTHON W DEAN, aged q yesrs -
u See Special Notice in another colauln
A. Albany, Jan 10, MIS-. MARGARET FOWLER vie
OF Mm. Fowler Esq. ~''' ~
Al Az any Jan. ~ vi consumption Mss GI ORaf-t1
FhIhN Sgd h Yeas tlngateT eli tleilA Ry. ~ p-
md SIS ia-laM OF Coneligs W GrossOeeck o tba
IN StGelezY!le, Ch1gtsrCue Co. y Y Jaa ~ NJ
CT the Revolution. aged IS ''-''
On he Itn jan. u consumption, HARlIETrr utfs
cf Charles Ans AGED s. - Wv
The relatives and r sads q The family and tho.s If W
t1AR kason are invited - 4terC the funeral =, NJ.
cay The ltih, a. o'clock ? II fron No. t3TtH-.s
IL thus Cfv. on Sab5s'h morning Jan q psv ROv, A.
3Sysas N "Aie' ~ss1
HI. sGnersl VII oe attended from the res,denc. ~ h,
sou ~ - aIfen 81, on Tues llt A N 80.
~ AMY nV''s1t TO a'Eeat without flEtAtr a1.cs
a. = llianss 1uIsL, Sunday Isoruing The as.h L.
AIR son 20 y C. Harmon, 1Eed year and D1r,ss
hs remains WI De takeu u Greenwood Cemst--x r.
ttL.s "a ne i<liy ere Usec - aeBG as fga,rsi -
tee residence - his iaiher No e5 south TIA On
the 18th. a. 'clcck VI 49, "a ~ '-il A.
on ihe 2ih jan, after shOrt illness OF faasp,-,. -
age ~ -" year OF Is
The lriends OF the family are respectfully isv..
ocloek, NJ "A, a, /
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SECOND BOARD.
'x,a nanta ~ NJ IanO uaa1snO
SATURDAY, Jan Alp VI

There is buoyant condition of the Stock
market to-day, with an active business in Erie and
Reading, both Of which advanced. Erie went 10 Isl
but closed at7fl. Reading touched G.. and after de-
Ginning 20 Oft, len of At 60 Harlem firm at o.
and holders are very confident of al advance HUI.
sen River is s,n declining, having gone to 62i Del.
aware and Hudson Was firm at los. Tie Zinc stocks
are not strong. Erie securities have upward ter
dency. Government and State stocks are steady A
sale of Chemung Railroad was made At IS. This
road is under lease 20 the Erie foT ten years p
cent. on the capital stock.
In Exchange there Is not much doing,
and the market is steady. Sterling st6lol, with
good bills at ssal0. There viii be on Monday eight
Southern mails due, and they must bring consider
able supply Of Southern bills when they arrive.
Francs are 5.ls93lSi.
In Freights there is net large business
doug. Cotton TO Liverpool is S-lSd Flour, laG
sd Grain, SD. Resin, l2l. Bacon, ISIS To
London no engagements OF Importance. To Havrs
he packet OF the sth is flhns up at ic. for Cotton
s6a$s fer Ashes, Rice, &c. A charter was made 10
load Sussr-and Molassss at kttskapas fos this port
at IS under, and 81 on deck The ship George Law
two years old bali. at Eassport, SOS suns WAS sod
for S2e ooe and loaded for San Francisco at $50 for
Lumber and si7 for Coal.
The Money market is very easy with
she supply pressing on borrowers on frs'-slass Sc
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m.r.s,...oAnzsullr REPORTED FOR rus TRIBUNE.

SATURDAY. Jan q
ASHES-rhe mark et IS irm With snail saics - poyIu
rates
COTTON IS inactive ony a few hnDired bales h,vs
FLOUR AND NEAf.-Inerc ls itrs doing in Wes frr
STATE .oul hUt the market con,nlea ham Sh's o.
5tCO Ibis a. - asf IS ior common - straight let
and - 90 50 o.. f1r mixed u good Michigan and IN
dara and - a. for good common OhI1. t1aalan HuIr
frrer: eco bhls Ia no - %. and fhis cr
fused Southern lon less active; un Is
uuclarged Gales 81 800 bbls. ~ sd IS. raj - 1.t Aye
Flour ind Corn Meal are nomra''y 'hesape
GkAIE-ihe Wheat market IS tfn, nu, Qris'. rye is
firm with saos OF 1000 bush. lerIa 10 arrive, ~ uI-
yae TENS There % uohns Of rp ltllea dung IN Bare
ley. Com m good demand but tniarsl 10 Hfres
above The views u buers. Sales pi 5000 bush. Western
Weston mixed O. % al9c Oas ale so.Als freely % ge-
ylous ate7.
PROylSIOrs-Ihe Poft market is very d-n,, VI %
falCS Of go Dbs ~ SlJ i-i AMI Sl5 for new sud II
Mess IA for Prime, and 3 SO Tor Old do. Beet
mains steady Is Il 30 b5s az 50 81, and Sd 2JG
s. IS for Mess and Prime. Prize Mess continues iru.
Beef Hams DONG better with sales of 300 bJls. 40
Sl3 jC9li 30 bs. Cut Meats N good request 100
tcs Wcked Hams sold "a &c. Lard hfm siel OF
10 bills AZ DC. Butter ana Cheese remain unchargeI-
WHISKY IS dong better With sales OF 80 hbls a. q
.2c the lGar price nom store and 80 bbls Drulgs
20lGf0ic time and nt crest.
hICE-There l. less dong but prices are steady. 500
uoices a. 50 l8.dS3 so. Pune IS scarce.
TOBACCO IS IA fair request. bat principally Tor low
grades Of keAuckr. 80 hhts sold al 6Sc 100 cases
ConnecHou' seed Lest 6aec 90 bales Cuba, zOc. .af
81 Havana, 4ic.
IRON STEADY at $50 20 for prime brands Scotch Pr 20
RffVe al which 800 funs have been sold English Bar
frm nj 81 20. With slles OF 200 tuus
GlANC-59 tuns Columbia sold az $40 So cash,
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BRITsH TRADE OF GLoUoEsTER.-Ne
learn by The Gloucester (Nass) Telegraph that ~
English vessels from the British Provinces arrived
Mt Gloucester during lhe year 1851, bringing carg'es
OF salt. fish, coal. lumber and the large quantity OF
1000 cords OF fire wood Twelve years ago not a
British vessel visited that port Now, Gloucester has
larger interest N that trade than amy other port
with the exception OF Boston or salem
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JAN 3


Ship packet Ashburton. McWilliams, I'm Livsrpo
Nov. q lcse ant 49, passengers y Grrasu MIn,ura
CO. before rsported} Has rIcsuats ed constant G.
eessoa 81 westerly gales as 2S days between lon 80
and 40. and been 10 days from Nae. % he HJk
Vas 81 re Island on Friday, 18Th. Jan. B. at a a.
lob ~ ~ Dlfc Lawrence. seaman, "a We II Flush
X DslmsTk isil overheard from fhe fore ugginE While
-sLg ~ clothes, ard drowned the 50 gong about
kncts a. the me Jan Is lat 81 49, on Is IS sa,y
anchor OF the highlands TRgrfdsy morning. zld
Sap p4ckeD NerclEv. CoEn, fu. Haue Dec iq -7dse
AID passengers 20 BOYD Hroksa Anchore IN Qua--
anrue ast IisEt.
stliD hsc-Pt-c..y. Porter IN Liverpool Dec r. nEse
lnt 20 passf 1EsIs " oxder Hss had seven deaths 81
IRE yzss.ge Dec 81 caErel Man .0pulasr gruss-i-
Uees Jan 10, - NANTUCKET vas track By Z sea steve
IA 4 nonkeTral al the doors n holseE hs,ch-hopses
and to9s n goo deal Of water between dscks Jan r.
earned way STERN e. paTatus.
Bark OTiora. Coi5Gin. 20 ds in Galveston 7nSse ?,
Ies ar he o. - II Jersey City
Brg Pilgrim. Bf. y NcCreaGy. q ~ "A 81 D7uuny.
Cfy, Mahogany 70 P. !. Menus s0as Left org IN
New 1fk clsc haTgng The p cans 70 anchor a..r tos
bg snip N IaeEtaY nght wheH tho ice came $50 ~
Asf <d Grove her ashore the East Bank Had 20 sio
both ahchofs AL tsd getting s 5y the na Of
tLe Ge4nco@l Telegraph. a1d tOWed me pablo
tpIe wharf
Brig AUe. Perry, . e. IN Curacao skins Se IN
Boousn Graves Co. Lea br - A5fam Stevens arr the
cay before I'm Amsterdam-v0 on load AZ Coyo ~ .e~
1oIk: j. A Jessurrn. Cay, . Iai for RIO Hachs IN
Gays, 10 load Tor New-logk JcnT J b Laissy kigrs
!oddng sAlt Ter baltmlfe. Phe A has had conrnnai
gales during The passage On the th and 6th INST Uas
Iy1s % IN rke. lost maiE-Tx bulwarks and re~eyed
other damage. Anc bored inside 81 Sandy Hook on ns
day ngh and has been through the Narows bat vss
ca ned down over the East Bank abreast VI RScEa-
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InanriGi.
DAlLROAD MORTGAGE BONDS

D AlLkOAD RIGAO = BOFDo. -
4 The 1ndersgued offer for sale -
s25, ZOO Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds " Tao 8i'
tao and State Line Railroad CompanTafeen yesrs - re-
Coupons Rttached-payabls lst Aprl and October.
100000 Seyss Per Cent Mortgage Bonds Of the New
Haven and New Tendon Ralroad-ifsos years to ras--
Coupons attaehedpayable 10Th March and sepsembcr,
$40. 900 Seven Per Cent. Mortgage Bonds Of tho New
Haven and Northampton Company Canal Railroad
sshteoa yssu I1n oIpons-p6yasls ION January "a
July
$4,000 ssvca Per Csas Mortgage Bonds oi mo Moro
"a iadiana Railroad Company carr - rsACoag -
payable lst EeOl4aIg aud Augls'
These Bonds all secured by ft .3r. slgcs
sDectiVs Roads, and -s e.e4eEt and prime DaYaf .
y New York. WARD CO.,
dl5 = no = Walls.
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Balance On hsnalnn.c lsn

nAAAce On hand lot Dec, 1881 ........ 10 SEA -
Ltatts "a asrd 81 Dec, 1881. SiT054s r. Of which
'noah' 30 III was On espos the Clty 81 New YORK
,,. ne n&NlsaAon q the Canal vas opened on the
I'm u AaSo a. q las been continued up 10 the Is.
OF Deeemoef with the exception OF the inseTruos,11
causes by me Unprecedented rains which occ.rrs3
IA 'ns months 0, May, June, July and Angus, last.
OF time -'' '-'e i'''ii.h
lie trustees have deceived during The wear end.
lrg on the lsi November 1851, the sum OF an sSs
20 ior tois >hS"my gam OF Se2,la4 IS over the
tolls Of the previous year 80 VIC
The Ire OF Canal finished and IN operation 5prinv
me >eaI has extended 10 the crossing of tos W.
rofk OF White River, nfty. i've miles below Tsr,s
nom the State line "iie'
ne increase OF business for the year as shoxn
oy TIE returns from the Collectors Offices Is ss,,s
factory, especially when u is known tAst var
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PnSxenRerS Saiiah

"a IesEist.g LhOaesT. t0r Ciegrcs-Feriin,ud g.
tsf, v PATE, DIR. Woods Mrs Woes nos S----,S =
SIuthsrs Mrs CrutheFs and child, Z Fsb,gs n
f1IAsi, ssEMd CaiklIs, II P. P.srIan, A a., -
s"A Geo Watkins, Irs CsnlsN. Wn Ksor = u
LsshieI A y. 4 y. II Parsons. 7 W Sumnsr y
SlAIk l. GILBERT Daniel Biekfsrd. Kslioss, = :
SroSn ID. Bean. a L. Parkkorst n ~. ..
Len e pnings' Handy, H. B. III H Wen, d H..,b ~ -
n pAnef, ~ Savage, II b T&ylSr X Wht.sa.N "
=. haws' l. Goodwin. J. {. TiSbstis T. c No. n n
hoss, "12E. / Hauss, B. D. GRAY, 5 wo,S5. ~
a "usen, !" ID Miller, X. Dexter r MeC.y,s
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~ The Brooklyn Nights Seminary,
i, will be seen by advertisement, is to be opened
this evening by an address from Rev. r. S. sroRRs,
Jr, "On the Chcractsr Jad Sphere Of Woman" i'being
the frat of course Of ten lectures Professor GRAY
the Principal is the author Of Grays Natural Phi
iosophy. Chemistry and other works Of high Tepute
and has arranged the course of study in this instu
ton with special reference to giving 10 young ladies'
what is nearly equivalent to the ordinary course OF
College study for youTg men. Rev X. 3 Storrs,
Rev DR. Vinton, Rev. Mr.. Spear and Prof; Cleaye,
land are associated with Prof Gray IN the Boafd
OF instruction. The Seminary Is an elegant four
story brown stone front edlhce so feet by g. located
on Montague.st near Henry, in the most delightful
part Of the city IL already numbers about $50 STU
dents.
Tract SOCIETY. The Twentv-sevanth
Anniversary of the Brooklyn City Tract Society
will be held this evening at DR.. Bethunes Church,
Pienepontst
WOMAN TAKEN FROM The Ice ON THE
RIVER About o'clock yesterday morning wO-
man seen lying on the ice in the river OFF Ham
il,on av, above two hundred yards from shore
Officer Namara, pilot Cole Of the ferry-boat White
Hall. and VIM. Duryee, ferry master proceeded
out upon the ice and brought hef 10 the ferry house.
from whence she was taken TO heI residence 10 Co
lumbia-st, near Harrison Her name IS R0dench,
and, as IL SAID, is subject TO attacks OF insanity,
which viii account for her strange choice Of lodg
ing place. She had been missing ron ner nome
since O'Clock the afternoon preWooS, and although
digept search had bceI made by her husband was
not discovered till the subsequent morning. as above
stated.
AID ron TIE PoOR.-A Lecture on Psy-
cholosy was given by Prof Williams at the Brook
Ign Institute on Friday night the proceeds OF which
are 10 be handed over to the Society for the Re
lief OF the Poor" OF thus City. The sum Of $3.50
was taken on the occasion.
ANOTHER BEREAVEMENT ACCIDENT. An
Irishman--name not ascertainea-empOyed by Mr..
Simonson, n contractor, had one of his legs broken
on Saturday by the cavlng IN Of an embankment at
Bergen Hill lie was taken 30 the Hospital, but
that Institution being at present inc0mm0diouely
filled with sick and afflicted people, the injured man
could not be accommodated.
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MARRIED.

On Saturday Jan p. BY Rev. Dr. Hutton, JOHN o B.
OF the late Henry Iaman, % MssC ADELINE, 90 y
daughter OF the late j. K Healev. Esl
On SATURDAY, Jan. 81 by Rev Or Hutton nv JOHN n.
OF the late Jehn Hgtchinss $50 an OF this citv
on THURSDAY eEening. 22d jan by Rev B B. Hlloc<
NJ; HkFhN FROST, Jr., and Miss NJ LOUISA
MOORE. al OF tins City.
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Receipts of Produce.

- BY tao Aee YORK and Harlem Railroad --56E cans
Mik, l73 bead Cattle, - Cove IS Calves ga sheep.
Horses 7GS dressed Hogs IA Mutton aud Bes a.
pigs Poultry q do. bu ter las do Sundues 334 bushels
Oats Il do other srain IS do Potatoes % bags Buck
Flour, 3S cases Hats. 10 bales Hay 81 tuIs Ir0E TIA
Lumber, IS bois Flour. 50 bales Wool.
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Sales 81 AnCiiOw.

Wv y SHIRLEY, Auctioneer.
4 SSiGNEE SALE OF STOCK Of
~ CROCKERY, GLASS and CHINA, LEASE cf
STORE and FlXTURE3-TUESOAY, Jan ~, at lR
O'Clock at the No avenue ID, Union Market
Houslon-st large SAD general sock Of hne and common
best goods cut AMI pressed glass wars lamps, cut
ery aecy china. &c sold n lots 10 sait retal AMI
gT0ceIs Sale positive shine. for cash bansaols
money The lease che house and store, shelving glass
casing glass fixtures Sc si be s0ldat II O'Clock
cisey The stand good tne for crockey OF any tso
hpstp,s, llt 2ns
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ANTHONY BLEgcKER. Anctioaeer
EN EN- TEEN DESIRA BILE BUILD

AEb ENIEEN DESIRABLE BUILD
~ ING LOTS On G,h aae 7th and 5ith asd 35.h-
En-. az auction .-ANIHONY J. BLEECKER will sell
auction, on WEDNESDAY Feb (. 1854 at - O'CLOCK,
tLe Merchants Exchange. The following proDertF, VIZ
sENENrEEh BUILDING LOTS. sir Of the sane
ironing on jtthst ene seven 35th =, between Gh aug
7h avs. and near Broadway Also, three Lo.s on ana
neHt the soutb-Hsst COfnsI sf b. az aad 5;th-st az
fronting tbs and Lot tho east sids OF
7h ay, between lih aHd 18th SIS Each lot 10 fall SIZE
SIXTY per cent Of he purchase money on o"ho
and mortgage FOR maps and further particular Apply
% NE euctIOseeI No llToad 81. fl71l rz7I o<ots
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ANTHONY BLEEcgER. Austioastr
FNIE VALUABLE PROPERTY on u

Il corner IF MOTT sri CHATHAM SITS, a, auction
ANTHONY BLEECKER VIII sell at auction, Oh
WEDNESDAY, January the Z8.h. 1889, 1t ~ oelocs'h
he Nechans' Exchange the following yalusos proper
b in
CHATHAM ASO N0rr.sIs. The valuable Lot Of 0rogaf
With the 4-stOy bTck Binding thereon, known As nos
III and 76 Chaham-s, corner # Motst For terms ana
further particulars apply 70 he AuctonseT MOI BIoads'-
10 II, 81, 24ts
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eoriAes al "@' & cent. Corporations res.rls'sa "
r'n ol@i'e . TO lending on Government an
n''A o" a. ave forced 10 some ea'e' - go
= WI, PsIer is more p'enty' p'
arr al without difficulty al eao = 'eh' - an0''
.rs. Paper not suic'ly ffs''clasS 'AAss wac
range
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are
s-4I57 payments ss9ls6. Balance 81 Oil ,i22. The
to,al receipts Of the week we're s5i'o S4 ioiaiPay
merits $qs5 $50.
Delaware ard Hudson has advanced s.
= cent dung the week, and Reading : p cent
gucson River declined q p cent
The brig Nenuphsr, arrived here yester-
day from Vera Cruz brought y 40 Mexican dollars
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A UCTlON SALE.--The undersigned,
IN assignee u JoaR AdirDce viii SSH q. Pablo
Auction, tuuless Previously dsp1sed Of at private saeD
Al the Court House IA FDUchh eepsle, on MONDAY, 10
goth Of January neIt a. 10 o'clock in tae forenoon, the
house aud premises late Gf sad Adance situate on the
aOsh aide Of Mist and dining the Secoad Re brmee
Dutch Church The - als front of 90 feet and dsph
OF $40 feet, and is I'll stocked with choice VARSITY
shrubbsfy and ut Too house Is large well arranged
and very convenient. ldz7 iwS&Nl JOHN A STORM
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MORRIS CANAL and BANKING

UhhIS CANAL aud BANKING
COdPANf. Fourth Sem-Aanu. D,vitsnd -
dAe ffeEdent and Directors Of the Nor. CsraI sng
bAAAn Company have this day declared Dyidesd fro1
"a PSsf,,. me COMPANY tol the last ,1 month, %
petsbnum payable 20 the Stockholders or thar
s. on aad after the ID day Of February ner AZ
80 - o. ne C9apany In jersey Cry TAs TraGssr
GAY By sfder L&r'l JOHN D. POE. sec'y
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MARINE JOURNAL.
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