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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NINA MARY FREEMAN ARTIST BEGS TO INFORM
"A her friends that she will have the honor Of giving her first
recitation in public at Mr. Robert Gobecks second coacer
on Thursday evening, Dec. ., at Dodworth's Hall.
n Il HAVE RETURNED AND AN RICH. IF YOU
" free and your feelings the towards me as
when last we met address Of old, and e me KNOW
where you are. NJ w
INFORMA ZION wANTED-oF REINHARDT wORsTER,
born 1autershein Rhen Phaz, Bavaria son OF Vain
tine Vorsier The above mentioned name viii call on or write
70 JACOB BOELI, ia East Twenty fifth street. N T.
QUEEN ELIZABETH BREECHES BIBLE-IF THE
W gentleman who offered $30 for the old Bible, in Bos
ton year ago judy win write to me. he have 1t
now, az am more money al present than
that Tune Address g. T. L. Davis Post Office, New Haven
Conn. 1t is 200 years old and in good preservation
TINE YOUNG MAN WHO FOUND MR.. COPPINGER'S
gold pencil, the Superior Court, on Monday morning
though known by nance is by sight and
will save trouble the first occasion of his being
met by leaving said pencil with the Clerk Of said Court
IA, ILLIAM-DO NOT DOUBT HARRY POWERS rs
w the St. Nicholas. pack of his exquisite wedding
cards ordered hope the marriage Will cheer heart
Write middle name. u. b., Madison square.
VVAsHERwoMAN WILL. PLEASE SEND MY CLOTHES,
Saturday at three O'Clock r. NJ the of
Broadway aud Twenty second not ready send her
address stating when and where she be Address
Bostwck, Broadway Post Office.
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e, a PER TOr.-RED ASH TEACH ORCHARD COAL,
III dry clean large ma - silve, CRATE, range and
furnace white ~ Lehigh and liverpool nj lowest prices
Yard no $50 Nineteenth street between Seventh and
Eighth avenuea Wood Of AL kinds, aud kndling wood
Aelxered.
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ANTHOLOGY.

tM@. a
4 srRoroG AND cfATRvoyAvCE-M BRUCE
"A can be consulted At her Once 20 Grand second
block Bowery second stairs hrst door where
sa has thousands with her truth 10 The line Of
loey and clarvoysnce Zee Hc.
fyrATRvoYANCE.-MRs SEYMOUR, ITO SPRING
~ the successful medical and business clair
voyant America Asthma consumpton nervous debility,
All lung Diseases and those peculiar 10 females cured curs
Bile. Satisfaction or no pay.
MADAM wTDGER, THE GIFTED SPANISH LADY.
wi tells correctly and future evene sooul
love- marriage a~ent friends sickness prescroes medcn@s
all Diseases tells lucky numbers bow 70 gam properly os'
stolen. la Allen street. corner Of Rivingon-
NJ B.-vHo has NOT HJAnp or rW cuHRRAr
IN !. I'd Madame PRkWsrkR sbe has Zen ccnsnhed -
thousands IN Mss And osw caies rth enure -
feeh eonndent she s1~al me ens Ne name h.r
vif4 o. hushAnd aeo II her vi1isr ~ you W. -
give her can 4 50 Bovsry opposite Heess~ srese u
de 90 cent?. eeoueDen0
$ 00 REwAsD r. orrE wsm 10 ASs ~
o.t clairvoysnt the world All whe are scs or
In trouble woud al wen call and see her She nstursi
csrvovaut FROM birth and has made most asonisans cree
and gives eli satisfaction IN any case o. SICKNESS or
matters Call her wonderful skill. Umce NO. LIZ
spring street second door fron Greene street
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THE MILITARY.


I lindsey BLUES INDEPENDENT CORPS ARNORY,
IL 4Sl Broadway, New York December q 1858 The mem
this heby notified assemble for dr in
fatigue this Ihurday) evening, O'Clock. by order
THOMAS PRICE Captain.
JoHs n. WnsEy, Orderly.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

+ T. BRADY, ESQ, WILL LECTURE FOR THE BE
e. neht Of the Ranney fund this evening" ~ O'Clock
Clinton Hail. Subjec-American Art and Artists
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CO REwARD.-LoST AT TIE JERSEY CITY DEPOT,
s~D arrival Of the r. Philadelphia train,
"a " scarlet merine scarf hreche border The Under viii
We he above inward BY Ieaving At 81 Liberty street
a : REV ARD-FoR MOSAIC SET GOLD BRACELET,
dropped In The n Nessrs Lord Taylor IN brand
$500 l. Reward pail AZ the cash desk Of L. AT. Noaaesons
asktd.
sND M going from johnson street, BROOKLYN fulton
ferry and by th stage w Wheeler Wilson's, gt3
The finder will receive above
ward ~ leaving he with 1eo. MITCHELL at the oace OF e
New Nors Herald.
600 REWARD Will. RE- PAID nv rue UNDER.
DZU signed 10 any person who will the Office Of
Ths knevals ~ William street New YORK. " the un.
pers n ease of kpak against several deeds
and and belonging Walter d0hnsn %
Hayersraw receipts and relating Of a
muel johnson DECREASED sad bundle board %
the Hudson River Railroad between Crugers and
PeeAsknl oct "a, ISIS. CALVIN tRuSr.
nO- REWARD Will. BE PAID TO THE PERSON
CZO who viii return n No ~ West Eighteenth street
was lost Tuesday evening of last a returning
~ Pauls Methodist church. Of Twen
~ second street and Fourth avenue.
q, ~ REwARD-LOST OR STOLEN ON TUESDAY
NDO ming gold watch and cham No Il los,
Beasey maker Liverpool The aoJve reward VIII b. paid by
leaving Il at - Rivmgon street.
o1na REwARD.-LosT OR STOLEN DECEMBER
DIUU ladys hunting watch, blue enamelled with gold
octsgn formed 0f pearls containing females
side the other circle Of pearls with bouquet OF
flowers The watch valued the gin husband de-
ceased 30 s9i Broadway will recslye the
reward Pawnbruksrs and Jewellers requested 70
sop the same " presented for sale
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n THE EMPIRE CITY FUR COMPANY
~ B0wtry,
326 Grand street, 2il Eighth avenue,
Il now prepared 10 sell their entire Stock Of
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S FANCY FURS
consisting of Hudson Bay sable mink, ermne Itch, stone
Ac. IN cper almas vrtnrncs, peerines, nuns aud
cuffs renemen's collars and gloves. large
Il sleigh robes and child fancy frs
variety. All goods warranted : represented
HARRIS A kUSSAk,
rs Bowery, $40 Grand street, 81 Eighth street.
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FINE ARTS.
COMMERCIAL ATLAS or THE UNITED STATES
Comprising series 81 charts ground plans of All the
business Of the the Union No l. The
chart Of Broadway the Of publication No. III
the right 10 publish charts Of other streets
can be bought y Ashton Proprietor.
DArsTINGs wANTED-ASY PERSON HAVING A
III collection Of paintings dispose Of hear " q
purchaser by addressing Gallery, Herald ohce
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ITO BEAUrIFy TIE covPLExIoy

II
Ialies should Madame LEwENBERg'S pasilles De
Forence sold 30 broadway, twelfth street a. a.
Ahseis bs broadway Metropolitan HeteD. l67 BOwery.
and ~ : Bourdet'es Ds Fultob street Brvokyn
r Chiffon certificate Having analyzed the pasiies De
Florence, prepared ~ Madame Lsw~nberg Co, can
speak tavorahy ~ III arce sa perfectly harmless pre
pArann. and used npnn he skn with good edectJs
IL fmft1ox, Nd. New yUrk, June u, 1850.
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A LIBERAL REWARD WILL RE PAID FOR THE RE-.
N turn IL the hunting watch aud chain IA the water clio
The Hone House, Of broadway and Great Jones
street. Leave them At the bar with samuel
60 REwARD.-rHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
DID pail for the return of gold bracelet lost on rucs
day night, the Brook Athenwam W Mr. Andrews
the Jantor the Atheneum corner Of Clinton add Atlantic
Gets.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGEs.zza

The President co-dialiyE reciprocatess
the congratulations u fIer Majesty, the
Green. on the success OF he great inter.
national enterprise. accomplished by the
science, skill, AM inlo hitable energy Of
the two countries. Isis a triumph, more
glorious, because moro psefnl, than was:
ever won by the couqners: on the field Of
bate. ,-'..-- -
May ,he Atlantic telegraph company,
under the blessings Of Heaven prove to
be q bond of perpetual peace and friend
ship between the kindred nations. and an
Instrument destined by Divine. Provi-
dence to diffuse religion. civilization.
liberty and law throughout : he world :
In this view will not all the nations IF
christendom spontaneously mite, w the.
declaration that it shall be forever neM-
trail, and that its. concentrations sTnpA
be held sacred in the places of their des-
.tina,ion, ina the midst of hosiilities. -
Datea Washington City. Angasa lsa%.
| 1858. ...
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MONROE GUARps-This company met
at the court house on Saturday and organ
lied by electing the following oticery.
Captain, n,-Jere. Williams
1st Lieut.-William Read.
Cd, Lieut.-F. NJ Sinclair.
Sd. Lieut.. H. Wier.
Ensign. n.--Phineas Gano.
The company will uniform as soon as
possible. Notice will be given Of the next
meeting. -.
By the way, why cannot company be
raised in every township? 1t only needs
some energetic person to start the matter
and company can be raised in any town
ship in the county, almost. Sunfish, Stat
ford, BeallsviIle, Graysville, Antioch, Ca
lais, Miltonsburg. Malaga, jamestown.
New Castle, Louisville, Lebanon, Bares-
vile, waken up and see who will be first to
organize accompany.
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The Telegraph Message Of
the Queen and Reply Of the Presi-

The Telegraph Message Of
the Queen and Reply Of the Presi-
dent.
On the 18th inst the 6rst despatch
was transmitted over the Atlantic Tele-
graph. Preparations bad been made inv
all the principle cities of the United
States and England for celebrating the
event, and there was general jubilee on
both sides of the Atlantic. The. success
of the line is now complete. and hereafter
regular dispatches will be exchanged be-
tween the two countries. .....a.....
THE FIRST MESSAGE.
CYRUS STATION, N. F., Aug. L.
To the Directors Of the Atlantic 7sle-.
g' aph Company: &
Europe and America are united by tel
egraph. Glory be to God, in the highest
on e;r.h-peace and good will wards
men. rSt - (Signed.)
Directors ofMe At1antic Telegraph COM
aiy Of Great Britain. ..sssz ag
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r H e F MI r ;

There will be a fair of the
Monroe County Agricultural
Society held at Woodsfield
On the l4th and 18th of Oct. 1853.
The Managers, showing that
the farmers and mechanics OF
our county have the means,
trust that they have also the en-
terprise and will ma le this fail
superior to any previous one
JOHN B. NOLL, Sec'y.
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For the 1SHir;t -

=. FOr the "SPlrit.
Mr. EDlToR:-You will please to dis
continue my name as candidate for
Auditor. only consented to become a
candidate after frequent and earnest So
licitations from many of the best demo-
Gratis in different parts of the county and
since have found that my continuing to
be candidate will not be beneficial to the
party, 1 cheerfuily withdraw from the
contest; thankful to those who expressed
a desire to vote for me for that Office,
and hoping they will accept my desire for
harmonising in the party as sufficient
excuse for my refusing to remain can
di6ate. JOHN S. HOLIDAY.
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GOV. CHASE ON PAYING OUT
lai Eag ~ SPECIE. aDf5S : 20 2gas

Il recommend a pt vision of this ma
t,aye, and that hereafter all pnhlie moneys
De required to be collected and tsisSnrsed
in specie, or notes of specie paying banks
of this State, and chat no 3'ay'aenf be made
fro@ the Treasury c any sn's ander a.ccn-
ty dollars otter,cise h'on IN coin ''-Chase's
Message, 1858, page 90. - -a'a'
Whenever you hear Republicans con-
planning of the clause in the sub,treasury
law, requiring certain moneys 10 be paid
out in s.5,c .. pu; the above ct them.
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The Great comel Come At Is Last. st.

The great comet Of Charles ", >. a., ii is
sometimes called. but better known 10 as
tropomers as that of, Fabricas, has at last
made its appearance, and will very short
" 5eg visible TO, the, naked eye 1thas
been seen from the Paris Observatory
through its telescope, and pronounced by
Arago the genuine article Asharp look
out furlS has been kept up for q year or
two past by the European comet s7seekers
1t is not ye. Auown whether it will ap-
pear as it once did, like a very large. and
bright star or with a tai Leo degyees in
length The curious hspethat it will its
"wondrous tail unfoass9 Its first appear
ance was i'll 1861, and its disappearance
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For the Shirt.

Mr.. EDITOR: statement in the last
Herald that l had said that the additional
expenses of this Office undar the law for
the semi-ann nual collection Of taxes would
amount to 1925 docs injustice to me-
The editor has evidently misunderstood my
meaning. ~1a-
The additional expense as near as can
estimate or calculate it at present is about
as follows: .
Additional annual settlement about 80, 90
First cost paper for duplicate 1900
Settling with tp. Treasufers. 100
Difference in duplicate about 5000
Incidental epenses 500
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~ The Wheeling 4rgas, says that
four horse team driven by man from
this town, run oh near the west end of the
bridg' tearing things to pieces gene: ally,
aud badly hur,in,- the Or. Stephen
Ford was the mar, bat therrc was but lit.
tie damage done.
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$4,000


In addition to to this there will be
2naller duplicate to make out for the
Treasurer, which is to include only the
taxes not paid in December. The cost
of this cannot even be approximated un-
til after the February settlement with the
Treasurer. The authority for making this
additional duplicate is the Auditor of
State, whose orders l am compelled to
obey, and [ am wholly unable to find any
warrant 70. it in the law itself
J. S. HOLIDAY.
August 2oth 1858. Auditor
There it is, and just about what We
stated two weeks since, the Auditors fees
are increased less tha. one fourth. The
additional duplicate will contain only the
taxes not paid IN the fall, and as Mr.
Koehler says every little of the taxes will
he only half paid" this additional dapli-
cate will cost but few dollars. Bot this
duplicate is not chargeable to the law but
to the Republican Auditor of State. Mr..
Holiday states that lie is 'unable to find
a warrant for it in the law" OtberS
have examined the law with the same re-
suit; nevertheless Mr. Holiday being
compelled to obey the State Auditor
will make. it. ..s .-a aE
The editor several times in bis article
says that he is showing who is ignorant.
He has not only succeeded in sh wing
that it is himself who is ignorant, but
that he is also dishonest enough to gross
ly misrepresent Mr.. Heiliday ana Mr..
Koehler .r -r eFess-ga1
But suppose this law were ten times
as odious as the Herald would have peo
pie think it. Who is responsible? The
Monroe members in both branches of the
Legislature voted against it. Neither dc
we now-advocate it: we simply defend i,
from unjust attacks. If the Heratd would
state that there had been City lnurders IL
this county during the last year, and
we would say, "no, there was not tenth
of it.' would we be advocating mnrderi
Certainly not. Neither do we in correct
ing the Hernld's misrepresentation o
this law advocate the law itself.
But this law has been one ofth favor
ite measures of Governor Chase in hi
messages and on the stump In bis las
last message he says: -....'
II respectfully recommend also tina
provision be made by law for tn: coliec
tion OF taxes, sem:-annually instead of an
rually, as at present. In that case ther
need be no accumulations in the State 0
: County Treasury, but the money Of th
people will remaiu IN their OWN hands ii
actually wanted for public purposes"
Every word the Herald says in abuse {
the law is an abuse of Governor Chase
A similar law to this was before the LAT
Republican Legislature, and in The Sena,
"Erery Republican ro'ed for it escepti"
t,oo. 1t was not reached in the Hoass,
Last writer it was not made or considere
party question, but was voted for c
against by Republicans and Democrats il
: discriminatory. We have no, yet receive
the Journals, but our reeolleetions is,
, majority ofMe Republicans Of 6ots bra'tsl
es votedin ats favor. ........--.. -..
Here the Herald's dishonesty rs plainl
manifested. That which it well knows
no me asure of the Democrats is charge
upon them and grossly mlsrepresented,
order to make little capital for its poo
dying party. ...... .....
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w Some fellow who appears to have

~ Some fellow who appears to have
q peculiar affection for .'culled siety"
writes a string of stuff for the Herald q
column and half long about that "nig-
ger celebration" It is said to be the
nature of society for every man to seek
b. level, and if the fellow finds bis among
niggers we are not disposed to disturb
him. Every man to his taste-and smell.
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Congressional Convention.

The delegates from this Congressional
District in the State Convention, fixed
upon
Tuesday, the 3lst of August.
as the time, and Barnesvllle as the place
for holding the Democratic Congressional
Convention for this district.
Let the attendance be as full as posi-
hlo
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ENIGMA.

am composed Of 10 letters. soa'
Ny 9, s, 2, 10. is the name OF one Of the
Apostles. --..--s - As-~,
My 5. 8. 9, 10. is the name Of a domestic
\. auinal with long ears -. &.
My g., 4, S, 6, is vessel used. for the
combustion of liquid inhamable
s-ssg pouies.{ ze5iay s-as ss5ysss rss
My !, is letter that never ends an En-
.sz-ea SiSh i"oru. -grsNs essgys as,s2 r.-Es
My 8, 8, 2, 10. is title Of nobility.
My whole is the full name Of. the author,
of the Enigma iR the Herald before the
lest ..t -.-- -, ,s..i..
r. ~ Answer next week. ssssA
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= 10 of one thing We are certain, thns
We are released from saH obligations to
treat the SYssis with tAat courtesy and re-
spect usually due aisong respectable pa
'pers. -HensM iEcs G5 ass s@s ssasa
That is trae on ,he principle tbat man
is under no obai CATIONS to ao',hat which
it is impossible .sor bin to do. If the
Herald were to treat us with alb the conr-
tesy or decency that il possess at a sf'r-
gle dose 1t wou q be a very sinal QUE
lts readers are tt, . ed to scarcely any
thing bot dirty falsehoods. -
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~e Mr.. Jacob Moose, of. this town
ship, was throvi f.om his wagon, on last
Wednesday, in consequence of his oxen
Of, ant severely injurei-the
wheels of the wagon passing over his
breast.
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QUEENS MESSAGE.

To the Honorable, the President Of the
United IStutes: a'A
Her Majesty desires to congratulate the
President upon the successful completiou
of that great international work in which
tho Queen has taken the deepest interest.
The Qneen is convinced that the Presi-,
dens will join with her in fervently hop
ing that the electric cable. which now
connects Great Britain with the u United
States, will proTe an additional link be-
tween the nations whose friendship is.
founded upon their common interests.
and reciprocal esteem. The Qneen, has
much pleasure in TINS communicating
with the President, and renewing to him
her wishes for the prosperity Of the Uni
led States. ,- l- a ss5ss hsA
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~ Jacob Dongel, of Ohio township,
n this county, on the 11th inst, while
attempting to take the straw from the
,ylender of threshing machine had his
hand caught and torn almost of. e
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KILLED BY A FALLING LIMB.

Killed BY A FALLING LIMB.
An old gentleman named Fisher, Of
Washington township, this eounty, was
killed on Tuesday Of last week by falling
limb. 1t APPEARS that he was cutting
down buckeye tree which in falling broke
a large limb from an oak which fell ,nn
Mr.. Fisher and crushed him I y the es L.
He was found within an hour or two afte.
the accident in horribly mangled con-
dition. Mr. Fisher Was near seventy Eve
years of age. - aa1 -s-s-, .a.s yes q
1t is mentioned as singular coinei-
dence that Mr.. Fishers wife's former hus.
band was also killed by a falling limb.
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Mr.. EDIToR:-For reasons not neces-
sary to be made public I withdraw my
name as candidate for county Aud
itor. return my sincere thanks to those
who were kind enough to offer me their
assistance. JOSEPH MOOSE.
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CHILD DROWNED IN A WELL

CHILD UKUW NED IN A " ELb- "
On Monday of last week clilS, Of
David States, of Washington township in
this county, fell into we'll and was drown
ed. The well had been dug sometime bat
was still left open. The child was about
two years Of age. The well was about
eighteen or twenty feet deep and bad from
TWO to hres feet of water in it. E.- y
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~ Several letters containing matter
which should have appeared last week.
we're mislaid, and not recovered until too
late for that paper. .-.----.-.--..r---
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For the Spirit.

For the Spirit
The last Herald says that ''four or
five Germans living in the little town of
Miltonsburgh'' have joined the Republi-
can party. Since seeing the statement I
have taken the pains TO ascertain, and
inform you that it is a sheer fabrication,
without shadow o. foundation.
DEMOCRAT.
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WWe will publish next week com
muncation from Mr.. ARCHBoLD, the Dem
ocratic lawyer" alluded to by the Herald.
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ALEXANDER Campbell will preach IN
the Christian Chapel, in this place, next
Lords day, at the usual hour.
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|" Celebrat ions o. he success of
the atlantic cable, and congratula.cry
dispatches are still the order of the day
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CAMP MEETING,

A Camp Meeting OF the NJ. E. Church
will be held on the farm of WIN. Myers,
in Green township, this county, commenc-
ing on the I'd Of September.
.. j. w. BAKER, p. E.
S. FRANKLIN, P. in G. . .
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JOIN KERR, Directors of
ELIJAH MCMAHON, ! Monroe Co.
JOSHUA AMOS, Infrmafy.
AUD1ToR's OFFICE, MONROE Co, O.

= "U' doH0Iui O"He w f'.oO
T ,certifr that the foregoing is true copy OF
/ the heceipts and Expenditures of the Intir-
mary of the County afores II. as reported by
Ii. Directors 70 the Conmss oners on The H'h
lay of June, 1888. By ord.r of tho Comiu,s-
,ioners. JOHN N .. HOLIDAY,
Aug. II, 1858. Auditor, NJ. e ..
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The Presidents reply to the Queen is
detained at the telegraph office here
awaiting his instructions, whether it is to
be considered IN full M lcr the circum-.
stances. The onerators are awaiting the.
Presidents = answer. 14s5
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LAWS FOR DISTRIBUTION.

We are requested by the Auditor to
state that the laws for the several town
ships are ready for Distribution, and the
proper persons are requested to. saIl AMI
get them. osssF &a ,ise-as arsfesi