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LouDoux Irrxs.--We are pleased to see prepa-
ratons are being msdcin Hamilton for the erection
Of steam saw mill Mcssrs. Hamilton and jan
ney-gentlemen Of enterprise-are making this
improvement Hamilton Is a aourisbng village.
The excessive drought for the last year, and the
consequent inability OF most of the mills Of the
county TO operate, have induced some Of our mil
lers 70 consider the propriety Of attaching steam
engines to their establishments. Col. Cbss Taylor
has purchased large engine, and Is now attaching
II TO the machinery 10 bis mill Others have Il In
contemplation The condition Of our streams for
the last year or So renders this highly necessary
Some portions of the wheat crop Of Loudoun
look very we'll and In others 1t has backward APP
pearsnce. The fly and the joint worm are injuring
Il in some plsces--L<ssbrrp Wash
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ROMANCE AND RAscALITr.--A year or two since,
one of our most respectable clergymen was mulct-
ed in the fine and costs for uniting in marriage
minors, contrary to the statute, the parties them
selves deceiving the clergyman when asked by him
relative to their age The matter fingered long in
our county and the supreme courts, until 1t attact-
ed considerable Dotoriety. The same parties were
before his honor the Mayor, on Tuesday, the wife
making complaint Of desertion against the hus-
band. II appears that the gay Don Juan had
formed an attachment for a factory girl" which
being rccprocated, be neglected his first love;
and the lawful wife, not relishing this feature OF
Mormon discipline and frith, appealed TO the Law,
on hearing which, the guilty parties made imme-
date preparations for their departure. They wire
too late, however, for "the wagon" the eagle
eyed police had ferreted out their whereabouts,
and Immediately introduced them to the Mayor,
who sent the girl TO her home, and held the erring
but not the contrite husband to bail for bis good
behavior TO all mankind In general, and his wife In
particular Lancaster PA )Eraminsr.
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For Alderman. w. REED.
For Common O5uacii-- GEORGE H. PLANT,
CHARLES !. CANFIELD, and JOHN p. DICK.
NSON.
For Asssssor.-JOHN B. WILLIAMSON.
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Third Wnrd.
Fourth Ward.

For Aldsrman.-JOHN TRETLER
For Common C5uncn T WALK
ER, ]. H. G. McCUTCHEN, and JAMES TOWLES.
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TICKET.

AMERICAN TICKET.
For Collector.
JOHN NJ. McCALLA.
For Register.
SAMUEL u. DOUGLAS
For Surveyor.
r. FINLEY HUNT.
First Ward.
For ALd~man-JOH N. CRAIG
For Common Co1ncik-SAMUEI. A. STORR0w,
JAMES KELLY, and WILLIAM @. NEWMAN.
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~ formed copsrtnership under the firm Of Neal
Havenner, for the sale Of Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
&C. at wholesale and retail at No. $50 Seventh street
opposite Centre market J. II. NEAL,
may 25--eoln q. w. HAVENNER.
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EOUR New Two-story Frame Houses,
II with back building, containing six rooms each,
situated on East Capitol street. between Fourth and
Fifth streets, which win be sold low, and liberal
credit.
Apply to o. A. DALEY, Dentist,
Corner Eleventh st. and Penn. avenue
may e8-eost
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EcoNoMY Is A PRINCIPLE OF AC-

tive Of the most brilliant in every svocaton
Of life.
RICHARD w. CARTER, corner Of Louisiana
and Seventh street. il dispensing Linen Goods
Of superior makes at great sacrifices. Purchasing
his goods for cash in New York. he is enabled to sell
to the ladies Of Washington Tableclohs Of the best
description rs per cent less than any other house
within the Metropolis.
He has received from New York q superior assert
ment Of Irish Linens Table Cloths, Corded Swiss
Muslins Plaid Muslins Table Linens, l0h and IAN
Linen Shectings.
His arrangements with New York aud Philadel-
phia auction houses are such 10 place him in con-
slant receipt Of many desirable goods, much below
the regular rates. may %
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The tolls collected on the New York canals this
season. up 70 the 22d instant, show falling OF Of
tIo4.00
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Icy Second Ward Notice.--An election viii
be held ON Monday, the 4th day Of June NEXT on
Eleventh street. at Sylvesters old stand near Penn
sylvana avenue, for Register, Collector and Survey
or Of the city also for member Of the Board OF
Aldermen, three members Of the Board of Common
Council, and nm Assessor for said Ward. Polls open
at 10 A. NJ, and close ut 7 p. III.
JOHN NJ DOM,
WILLIAM P'SHEDD,
JOSIAH MELVIN,
Commissioners OF Election.
may 23-t4th june Intel
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The old Capitol.

The Fusionists are colonizing foreigners In the
Old Capitol, with the hope Of carrying the Fifth
Ward. 1t Is reported that arms are deposited
there. Ifso, let the authorities order them to be
seized
THEY ARx CoLoSIzISe.--The Sag-Nichts fusion
party are colonizing extensively in the First,
Fourth, and Fifth Wards. Our friends should
have their eye upon these interiopers. The Flu.
sonists are desperate, and win resort to every
means in their power to obtain the control Of the
City Councils. But their game win be blocked.
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EOR RENT, TILL THE 18th OF NO.
II vember NEXT, the large house at the corner Of
18th and X streets. Call at the Sentinel" Office.
NAV 2l--lwd
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10 Third Ward Notice. ----An election will
be held on Monday, the 4th day Of June next at tho
corner OF and Ninth Streets in the Third Ward for
Register, Collector, and Surveyor Of the city; also
members Of the Board Of Common Council for said
Ward. Polls open at 10 a. NJ, and close at p. NJ
SAMUEL GRUBB,
JOHN ID. THOMSON,
WIN. G. ZANTZlNGER,
Commissioners Of Election
NAV 22---t4th June Iutell
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EE Sixth Ward Notice.-An election will be-
held. on Monday, the 4th day Of june next, at the
Surveyor Of the city; also, for one member Of the
Board Of Aldermen, three members Of the Board Of
Common Council, and an Assessor for said Ward
Polls open ut 10 A. NJ, and close at p. NJ.
SAMUEL 8. BRIGGS,
NIMROD GARRETSON,
HENRY N. OBER
Commissioners of Election.
may 25-t4th june Intel
fey Seventh Ward Notice.--An election will
be held Monday, the 4th day of June next at tho
Island Hall, in the Seventh Ward, for Register, Col
lector and Surveyor Of the city Also for mem--
Der Of the Board Of Aldermen, and three members
of the Board of Common Council for said Ward.
Polls open at 10 A. NJ, and close At P. u.
G. G.. MARTIN,
+. w. ECKLOFF,
4. s. ALLEN,
may 14-t4th ju Commissioners OF Election.
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aIO REWARD.

eI0 REWARD.
IT OST or Stolen--A ladies Gold Watch
- and Chain, No. 2,ol5, is jewels, made BY Tobi-
as Of Liverpool
The above reward win be given for the return Of
the Watch at the Organ Office, and no questions
asked. may 22--8t
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NE nishng warerooms, on Seventh street. No.
530 has just received large lot Of the above articles
made Of superior quality OF hair and ticking and pur
chased very low at auction. His customers sball have
the benefit Of the low price, which is twenty per cent
below the market value
Also, for keeping call lot Of Rcfrigerators equal
10 any in the market and highly approved Of By all
who have used them, which Is the proper test.
ap 2s--cod4w
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~ Fourth Ward N0tice..--An election will
be held Monday, the 4th day of June next at tho
City Hail. for Register Collector and Surveyor of the
city also for one member of the Board of Aldermen
three members Of the Board Of Common Council, and
an Assessor for said ward. Polls open at 10 A. NJ.
and close att p. N.
THOMAS G DOM,
JAMES p. McKEAN,
JAMES H. BOSS,
Commissioners Of Election.
may 21--tlth June (Intel)
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Patrick Cullen, an Irishman, about 5
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July 25, 1855.
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BRICK

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BOROUGH ORDINANCE.

BE it enacted by the Chief Burgess
and Common Council of the BoropoS .
StrOudsburg, and it is hereby enacted b,
the authority Of the same,
That Franklin Street be graded paved
with good brick, and curbed with stone
on both sides of said street, from Eliza
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Enacted June s. 1855.
BY order of the Counsel
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Cash MuSic and Piano Store
OF
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Private Sale of a Valuable
TRACT ofTRMBEEs LAMB

1 The subscriber wishes to sell al
--4l- private sale valuable tract of tim.
ber land, situate in Stroud township, along
the line of the Delaware Lackawanna and
Western Railroad, within three miles OF
the Borough of Stroudsburg, containing
2lS ACRES,
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Stroudsburg, or of the undersigned.
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