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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-04-02
100000 Fee OF
Great Attraction.
Furniture at Reduced Prices!


GOME AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES
~ the best stock of Furniture ever offered for sale
II the County, and twenty per. cent. cheaper than
you can buy in the city, and no humbug.
One word to those on the verge Of getting Mar
: led! You need otdeler on account Of the high price
of Furniture when you can get an entire out set for
1925, and no mistake.
u DERTAKING.
Having fitted up a new HearSe and made other
necessary arrangements, pertaining to this line of
business, he is better prepared to attend to this than
any establishment in the County. All orders
promptly attended to. and on reasonable terms.
CABINET MAKING.
All kinds of Cabinet Work done. Looking Glass
es: neat gilt Frames of every style, and cheaper than
ever.
GEORGE W. PATTERSON.
Sg Remember the place, South Street.
freehold, Dec, II, 1856. G-tf.
Watches, Clocks and JeWeiry.
THE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
Il that he has now on hand a very fine assortment,
of Gold and Silver Watches, comprising Gold and
Silver Patent Lever Hunting cased watches, full Jew
elled and warranted Gold Detached Lever watches.
open and Hunting cased, particularly for Ladies'
Also, other Watches Of all descriptions. Each watch
warranted as represented or the money refunded
Also, a fine assortment of Jewelry and Clocks on
hand, which will, with the above named watches, be
sold as cheap as any establishment will sell in the
city or country
Persons intending TO buy any Of the above men
toned articles. viii do well by calling on the subscri-
Der and see before purchasing elsewhere.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired as usual.
Thankful for ast favors, the subscriber hopes for
a continuance Of the same.
JOHN ROTH
November q, 1856. 5-tf.
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TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS
EW d lMPRON ED
POUDRETTE

POUDREIIE,
Manufactured from the night-soil Of New York city,
in lots to suit purchasers. This article (ereatly im-
proved within the last two years. has been in mar
ket eighteen years, and still defes competitions, as a
manure for Corn ard Garden Vegetables, being
cheaper, more pocelJm than any other, and at the
same time free from disaggeeaHe odoa. Two barrels
($3 WORTHY will manure an acre of corn in the hill,
will save two-thirds in labor, will cause it to come
up quicker, to grow faster, ripen earlier, and will
bring a larger crop On poor ground than any other
fertilizer, and is also a preventative of the cut worm;
alse it does not ipjure the seed to be put in contact
with it.
The L. NJ Co, point to their long standing reputa-
ton, and the large capital (S10O, 0O0) invested in
their business. as a guarantee that the article they
make shall always be of such quality as to command
a ready sale.
Price, delivered in the city free of charge and
other expense
One barrel, $500
Two barrels, 2 20
Five barrels, : : 500
Six barrels, q5o
over six barrels.
R A Phamphlet, containing every information.
VIII be sent (FREE) to any one applying for the same
Our address is
The Lodi Manufacturing Co..
Office. so gortlandt ST., New-York.
February, s, 1857. 15-8m,
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CASH STORE.
HARDWARE STORE.

DARIRoN AND STEEL, CARPENTERS TOOLS
ID all kinds of Locks and Latches, suitable for
House Building, at as low prices as can be had in
New York. Nails in lots, to so kegs, at worry low
prices, by d.. c. PERRINE.
Freehold, March 6, 1857. afert svsf8t
6O CASKS OF ToMASTON AND GLEN'S
w Falls Lime, for building, for sale cheap, by
--5,-f 81 a--g 4a d. G. PERRINE.
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DAILY STAGE LINES
Leaving Weleh & Carson's Hotel.
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FREEHoLD N T.

A DAILY MAIL LIN OF STAGES Ft~s L0EG
IA BRANCH, passing through Colts Neck, linton
Falls and Eatontown, leaves the Hotel of WEIGH g.
Carson, Freehold, on the arrival of the morRing
trains from New York and Philadelphia. Returning,
leave Long Branch at 8 A NJ.
A daily mail line for TOMS RIVER, connecting
with other lines South, leaves Freehold on the arris
val of the morning trains Returning, leave Toms
River at A. NJ, and arrive in time fer tie 3 P. N.
trains for New York and Philadelphia.
A daily liue for SQUAN VILLAGE passing thre'
Blue Bal, Farmingdale and Lowe Squancum, leaves
squan Village at 4 IL O'Clock A. NJ and arrive in
Freehold in time to take the early lines for New
York and Philadelphia. Returning, leave Freehold
on the arrival of the morning trains.
~ Passengers can be convyed to any part ofths
County by these lines and their connection.
Freehold, June 20, 1855. 34-h
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OCEAN PORT STEAM MILL,
SAsH & Blind MANuFACToRY

by which they are enabled to produce all kinds of
Dressed Lumber, cheaper than before, and also, all
kinds of Sawed Lumber, particularly Clapboards,
rough, or dressed and jointed, and fill orders for
sawed or dressed Lumber, with much dispatch. In
addition, they have a large assortment Of Mouldings
and manufacture Sash with French or American
glass, Blinds and Doors at the New York Cash Price
Ghereby saving freight beside cutting any given
pattern of brackets, or other rnamenta work. The
Builder need not lack, and they feel warranted in
saying so complete and finished an assortment, with
so many conveniences, can not elsewhere be had in
Monmouth Co., nor at lower prices.
HAYNES, DRUMM0ND & co.
Ocean Port, May Il, 1856. 29-1y
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All Watches warranted to keep good time. Watches
and Jewelry exchanged. Goods sent by mail or ex-
press to any part of the United States and Canada,
free of charge. Watches and Jewery repaired at
one-half the usual prices.
GEO. c. ALLEN, New York,
Importer of Watches and ~Jewefry,
Wholesale and Retail,
No. III Wall street, I'd floor,
Lune Is 1876 24-1v Near Rrnadwav N Y
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Important to Farmers.

THE "LITTLE GIANT.n
THE SUBSCRIBER, AGENT FOR LIE SALE
Il of the +" Little Giamt,o a machine for
grinding Corn Meal and Feed, is prepared to furnish
it to Farmers at short notice. This machine is now
very extensively used by Farmers, and in all instan-
cs has given good satisfaction. 1t will be found a
very convenient and economical article, and is war
ranted to grind from 8 to II bushels of Corn and
Dat feed per. hour. As the machine is well known,
anything further is deemed unnecessary to be said
Of its merits.
Price.--Complctc, ss32. Where the box and
sweep does not accompany it, a deduction of 81
will be made.
References.
Information may be obtained of the following
named persons George Gordon, near Freehold
S. G. Bovine, Englshtown !. Charles Il. Vanderyeer,
Jamesbufg James D. Hubbard, Cross Roads. Mid
dlescx Co.: George P. Metcalf, Half Acre John II.
johnson, Cranberry L Il. f. Appleby, 0l6sBridge ::
Gordon Sanford, Marlboro; VIM. IoSeward, South
Amboy; Alfred Perrine, IIightStown.
All orders for this machine must be addressed to-
WIN. REDMOND, Corresponding Agent, Jamesburg,
N. J.
ALEXANDER REDMOND, agent.
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Squan, june Is, 300. 54-Iy Propf1etors.
WISNER,S PATENT WASH-TuR.

THIS LATE INVENTION HAS NO EQUAL IN
he world, in its arrangement for-saving labor in wash
ing. 1t is a common Washing Tub in appearance,
but has on its bottom, inside, radiating %cletes, with
smooth oval surfaces, and in the centre, a woodet
shaft, on which fits a cover having on its under sides
cletes answering to those on the tub The clothes
being put in with boiling sudS, they are washed by
moving the cover round and reverse, by means Of
the two ends of cross handle.
The labor of washing with this arrangement is very
light, and it may be done with comparatively dry
hands.
This tub may be seen in use in all parts of TIE
county, among others at Gordon u. Whites or G. W.
Bells, Middictown Point: IL. I. Lloyd's and Capt.
Isaac Herberts, Keypert; D. c.. PerriEe's. G W. Pat
terson's, and John Bowne's, Freehold, &c. Price,
FIVE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
For sale at the subscribers, at Englishtown D. C.
Perrine and G. W. Patterson's, Freehold A. W. Ho-
bart, Marlboro; Gordon D. White and G. W. Bell
Middletown Point II. L. Lloyd, Keyporti E.. c
Rodgers, Red Bank.
D. LAIRD e. SON,
Proprietors for Monmouth and Mercer.
January 10th, 1866. IL
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Mail Stage.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT 10th, H
~ Freehold and Long Branch Mail Stage will leavs
Sundays excepted. } on the arrival of the Cars frem
New York and Philadelphia, at 9 IL o'clock A. NJ.
Returning, leave Long Branch, at 8 o'clock A. d.
No pains will be spared to add to the comfort Of
Passengers travelling in this line. =
~" All Packages, Bundles, &c, carefully attend
ed to.
WEIGH & CARSON.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES THAT ARE FRESH
md genuine, call at Voorhees, New Drug Store.
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, AND SILVER WARE.
- The subscriber, who has been in business in
" Wall street for eighteen years, is now selling
~ allkin of Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds.
Jewelry and Silver Ware, at greatly reduced
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OFFICE or THE New ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,

OFFICE or THE New ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,
Is Camp street, Jan. 10, 1871. 5
Messr Sermons & CO. Genenen-It great pleas
the OF Brazilian Pebble spectaces
which obtained from YOU and have had in weeks
past my sight has been much improved and my eyes greatly
from the ai witch had previously lpon them
when reading writing earnestly advise those who require
Ihe aid of glasses to give you call
Yours respectfully, HENRY GREEN
R- These celebrated specace be obtained for short
time longer the Office No. 81 CAMP STREET. of
Natchez.
NJ nlnIS
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late of Departure Of European, California
aud Havana Mails, for February. ICY.

letters France Holland Belgium repaid
= by the American Liverpool and Souhamp
ton - cents by the direct Havre and cents by
British Swerad and Italy should
under rule earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from this office 10 New York.
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark,
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece Ioniar Islands, etc.
is sent from the Posofice in New York semi weekly
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CRISP'S GAIETY-G WEIR STREET
Lessee Manager ". II. CRISP Treasurer T. B. CLARKE.

(tRISP's GAIETY-G RAvIER STREET
Lessee Manager w. H. CRISP; Treasurer T. B. CLARKE
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parquet.e, IS
ery Is Golored Gallery 25 Qusdroon Private Boxes
10; Zen Elegant Private Boxes, 81 to IS each.
Deoss open at rises o'clock
sgTae Elegant Thea,er the United States ea
o." THIS EVENING, February as. 1857.
S s,sI. s. Asf fso 3 ss
n
s
M aacoe @ E ~ %
%as k'is a s?ssE BsR
worth Witches by all the and gentlemen of the es;ab
F66k Sf Dardse as john Pser P ih
sJr Friday-Miss Agnes Elsworthy's Benefit
n James R. Anderson's original dama
ORLEANS THEATEK- ORLEANS STREET
PRICES OF ADM1ss1oN. Dress Circle Latticed Boxes,
cents No Seat secured unless paid for
Doors open 61z O'Clock. commences at T.
THURSDAY, February &C. 1857.
Benefit Of Mr.. The grand opera, by Haevy, of
ss~In rehearsal-"The Trovator,
na- The Lipetto of trse French Operas Fiots edition,
for sale at the Box office. fe25
VANNUCHI'S MUSEUM-lJ7 ST. CHARLES ST.
Nearly opposite the st. Charles Theaer.
The respectfully to the public that he has
RAMSBoTTOa MINsTREIS
in conjunction with lie ABEL FLORENCE the charrnirg
Danseuse of New York, and Mr.. j. WHITAKER the ceie
braed Ballad singer Who viii give series Of in
the ecurm Room of the Museum. commencing u O'Clock
every night and Day Performance every SATURDAY IL
O'clock and Holiday noon for the benefit IF Ladies
and Children who attend night In conclusion the
would that he pledges himself that the entertain
ents provided shall contain nothing that would be
bic TO the most stidious parent the score Of morality
The MUSEUM Wax Figures, Cutiosties, C0smaramas
Moving Figures, exhibition during the DAY and
NIGHT Pers visiting the Museum during the day. have
the privilege Of attending the Performance in the evening with
ont extra charge
as-Re.engtgeme1t of the KENTUCKY GIANTEss for a
short time only.
S-Admsson cents children servants half price,
Doors open from 10 A. NJ. to 10 NJ fei3
MIR. ESEMBAUX RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
NINE ANNA DE LA GRANGE
Will give her FIRST GRAND CONCERT at The ODD FELL
LOWS HALL,
On Thursday Evening, Feb. 26, 1857.
Mime A. DE LA GRANGE will be assisted by
Nine sItnENBURG. Soprano;
Sgnor GERESA, Primo Tenore;
Sgnor Taft ANEILI Primo Baritone; and
sgnor NICOLAO, Conductor.
ESF4Prices of admission 81.
For reserved seats 50 extra.
E7-Sale If tickets will begin on MONDAY, 23d inst.
FaI- Doors open at ITO commence at o'clock
n45-For particulars, see f,l,ire advertisements el9
MADAME ANNA de LA ORANGES CON-
1Nl Tickets for sale Messs p p Werleins
music Camp Cadets music store, SO Camp
Norans under the ST. Charles Hotel and the
evening Of the the office Of Odd Fellows Hall
Price OF hdn'ss lon 90
For securing and reserving seats 90
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FIRST JUSTICES CouRT, B. FERNANDEZ rs. MR. MRS.
Parish of Orleans. 5 HUsS-No 1852.
PY VIRTUE of n writ of feri faelas to me
u directed by the Honorable D. +. Mitchell. First Justice
of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed TO sell
the Magazine tirOd Streets MONDAY, the
I'd day OF March, 1851, at IL O'Clock M
One lot Of FURNITURE. ~
Seized in the above entitled suit .' .r Sh
TERMS-Cash the spot .-... L.
feia % 2 M VIM c. QUIRK. Constable
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- UNITED STATES EXPRESS
z - LIVINGSTON 4 CO. Pronrieters = Oii.e No

z TEtih LIVINGSTON 4 Co, Pr0pretors OiiCe No.
--asssRsFs llG Common street
We forward Express Goods from New
Orleans all the principal Cities and Towns the United
States Onr facilities being such enable offer Ship
advauHs equal, If not than uer Express
Company in existence We have rtned connections
and will forward all Express hey by the
wo treuowued American Express Company Of New Yok city,
they having offices established in all the principal Towns and
Cities In the unOu.
We viii forward weekly to the following places, viz
New York,
Philadelphia
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Messrs Sermons Co. Gentemen-of late my eyes failed
that could ead any by candle light. The
glasses selected by you admirable read the
finest print without the least strain fatigue the eyes
take pleasure recommend your glasses my friends.
Respectfully, H. MEUGENS.
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%, o.,
MeSsrs Sermons & CO. Genenen- take great pleasure in
stating that using improved Specacles. find them
eye clearer. and enables much better by
canle-eh without pain the eye think them superior
any have with and cheeriUy recommend them
the public. Yours respectfully,
q
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ITO ALL wHovALuE THEIR EyEs1GuT

Msssrs SERMONS CO. inform the public that they have
received fresh supply Of their celebrated GLASSES which
much in demand.
The vsine of tie BRAZILIAN PEBBLES have been fully
tested and daily demonstrated by opinion
respectable czenS Of New Orleans
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<aNN MIME p. ALBERT. No; 60 RoYALsA ~
SNIsreet, of Benvile. has the honor tosNzA1
inform the Ladies of New Orleans and the W.
rounding country that she has just received per
from France large assortment Of NEW GOODS,
which she invites their attention. .
Her assortment of EMPRESS PARMELA and other styles
of BONNETS she viii be found excel anything
the previously imported Besides she invites particular
attention to the follown articles:
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, of The most choice and recherche
description: HEAD DRESSES A LA NARQUIsE, RIsToRI,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, of the richest ST.
She has also magnificent oek Of IACEs EDGINGs LACE
SHAWLS, NOISETTES RICH DRESS GOODS for Ball or
Stree Dresses, FANS, POINT DANG ELTERRE PARA
SOILS and MARABOUT PARAS0LS- all of which will be-
yond doubt prove ms eeon, 10 be the beautiful
and tasty.
NINE ALBERT also informs the Ladies' that she
to do all kinds of DRESS-MAkING and MILLINERY being
assisted by Me Leonue and Nine Foury who lately
the fashionable houses of Paris and N lie Caroline late
the establishment of Mime F. Cade at Paris who brings with
her ali the latest Partisan Fashions.
Mime A. informs her old that her stock will
found fully the standard of those imported
in the of her residence in this city and desires
they will call snd examine for themselves, do 3m
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PRICES OF ADMIssI0N-Tress Circle and Parquee, IS
CENTS Family Circle equal In the houe Gal
ery Coloed Gallery 2 Qusdroon Private Boxes per seat
IS; Ten Elegant Private Boxes s. to IS each.
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MILLINERY.

20 MISS LOUISA STENT, FASHIONABLE
Sf BRESSMAkER, respectfully informs the Ladies of
New Orleans that she has commenced business at No 66
III Canal and that she will be most happy
any orders entrusted to her r. s.. -.-s
The styles # Walking and Evening Dresses Robe de
Chambre and Ball Dress IS made few hours notice
the reasonable terms.
Miss stent will wait Ladies at their residences when
required fec If
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Messrs. sermons & Co Gens-f using for the last
the Brazilian Pebble Spectaces obtained you and
feel much pleasure in stating that only the admirable
s,rucon Of the lenses and the frame Of great advantage
the wearer your skill good Judgment selecting the
very suitable glasses sufficient recommend you all who
stand in need Of that assistance. Respectfully,
RICHARD ANGEL, ". D.
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Alderman and Justice of the Peace.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES.
His EXcellency Governor James Pollock.
Ex-Governor William F. Johnston.
Hon. Robert Naux, Mayor.
Hon. r. T. Conrad Ex.Mayor.
Gen. John Cadwalader, Hon. j. R. Tyson,
Col. james FHge, Hon. James Cooper,
Hon. ]. r. Chandler
Thomas Alhhone, Presde-t Bank Of Pennsy ivania.
Andrew NJ. Esstwick, Esq, President City Bank.
Joseph S. Riley Esq, Secretary
Charles S. Boxer, Esq, President Girard 3ar
Messrs. Livingston Co, Robert L, Martin, Esq,
Brown, Hill & Co.. 7. ". Bailey, Esq,
Messrs Hay & McDeyitt.
REFERENCES, PERMISSION.
His Honor. Charles VI. HairI man, Mayor.
Messrs. Tay Hadder. merchants Il Magazine
f. Pitkn K Co. merchants Is Camp street.
toulas street.
Mests. Cady Holmes, wholesale grocers Graver
Angelo Costa, Esq, &c Old Levee street.
+. A. Hall, Esq. 20 Canal street.
Cul, Geo. W Roberts, Jefferson City.
Messrs. Coke Breaux, attorneys, 6S Camp street.
l- Fire Risks Stores Dwellings, Cotton in Presses. Gin
Sugar Houses; also Marine and Inland Navigation ksks
taken low Of premium other responsible Office
a-l losses adjusted and paid in New Orleans Ten per
returned premiums. o. p. MILLER,
General Agent for the Southern States.
RfF-Ofice, No. Is Commercial Place. fel3 Il
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THE QUEEN OF FLoWERs.:!


st1sk USAtEF ORANGE HEUGES 2UU,UUU
R PIANlSFhe undersigned offers the finest lot OF Usage
Orange Plants received in this city. They fresh
the best order for setting in hedge Being nicely packed
dust, be safely distance, Price, $40
per thousand, 500 per mile liberal deduction where
several miles ordered.
Also fresh Usage Orange Seed A descriptive pamphlet,
containing full directions for setting and rearing hedges given
purchasers. Call soon. address
II. W. PITKIN, At IIeald Massie ( Co.'S,
2ruSW Carondelrt 81. New Orleans
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ADJUSTMENTS.


. -'---' = = = = N q =
Mr.. b. DEBAR, Lessee and Manager Mr.. II. CORRI, Act
ing Manager, Mr.. G. g. CHEsLEY, Treasurer.
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AUCTION SALES.

GREAT SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY AT
AUCTION.
BY r. ARMFIELD.
THIS EVENING, will he sold at early
gas light, at SO St. Charles street.
The complete collection Of Books, in department
literature departments Of human knowledge,
ornamental and useful arts agriculture ANNALS and illustrated
works every description books in elegant Dindlng family
and pocket bibles and prayer books etc.
Letter and papers, envelopes steel and gold of
the best makers stationery and fancy articles generally
The collection Of literary property believed to be the most
has offered auction this
city and worthy Of the attention Of those who wish make ad
dions to their bgales favorable prices The public
invited to examine the stock during The day.
This sale will be positive, and continued every evening
until the stock is all sold. ia5O I'm
WHITE AND COLORED FRENCH SHIRTS SILK AND
Fur Hats, Spring and Summer Clothing, etc.
BY BLACHE d BEAUMONT, Auctr's.
FRIDAY, the 27tll Inst, at 10 O'Clock, at
auction, their auction rooms, No. II Chartres street,
will be sold
4 Black Silk Hats:
5 Mems and Boys, fnr Hats;
300 dozen assorted French SuApeuders;
! Umbrellas.
AT IL O'Clock, mp stairs
800 dozen White and Coloted French Shirts.
200 lots Spring and Summer Clothing sch Linen Drine
Check Cottonade Cashmere and Italian Cloth Pants
Check Marsees Me,ino Buff and Brown Linen Drig Vests
nerino Linen Check, Drilling, Summer and Italian Co Cas-
saere Business Dress and Frock Coats Sacks and Paltots
silk and Satin Vests, Cotton Undershirts,
E9-TERMS-At sale. fec6
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GALEN WILSON, Secretary.
DIKECIoRs
George W. Coaday, Esq William Bowers, Esd,
John VI. Coleman, Esq. Joseph Oak. Esq,
Howard Hinckn,ap, Esq Livingston 4 Co..
Edward V. Muchette Claehette Il Rayguel)
Of the Condition Of this CopuHy jan 90 1851
Real pnincur btred,
worth than double
the .........,..... S343, 6S7 90
Second lien, amply secured. IS 600 U.-42S,6S7 co
Debts otherwise secuted. .........,...... 65,5H %
Debts Que Tor premiums ...-..,..... 3lli -
All DINER securities e,as5 30
Cash on hand and in hands Of agents.. 1854 10
- 1896 Ill IS
LIABILITIES.
Due Bank other creditors the Company 9I II
Losses adjusted and due. None
due. Observation-Disclosures. None
and awaiting proof. ............ 20GD 90
resisted cause, suspected fraud $500 90
All other claims against the Company. 800 90
STATE PENNSYLVANIA, Zee
City and County of Philadelphia, $50
On the hirtielh January D. thousand eight
hundred and personally appeared before Gaen
Wilson, well known he the Secretary OF the Continental
Insurance Company Of Philadelphia. and who being duly
according TO law doth depose that the within and fore
statement OF the affairs OF the Company the
best OF his knowledge and belief shown by the books Of said
company, oil the DAY therein first written.
signedl GALEN WILSON, Secretary.
Sworn before this thrieh day Of January A. D. 1851
JOHN b. kESNEY,
Alderman and Justice of the Peace.
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PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parquette rs
Second Circle 80 Gallery CENTS Quadroon Box
tickets 10 cents; Private Boxes, each, S. II p.-a~.