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Auditors Notice.
Estate of HENRY EZLENBER GER,
deceased.

Estate Of WENRT EIt
deceased.
The undersigned Auditor appointed b,
the Orphans Court of Monroe County, t.
make distribution of the funds in thc
hands of the Administrator of said Estate
to and among those entitled thereto, vii
attend to the duties of his appointment OIL
Friday, the 2lst day of April next at Il
o'clock A. NJ, at the office of Samuel S
Dreher, Esq, in the Borough of Strouds
burg, when and where all parties in inter
estmay attend or be debarred from coming
in for their distributivc shares of said
fund.
S. HOLMES, Jr., Auditor.
Stroudsburg, March %, 1865.
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Wistar's $. BaIsaml
WILD CHERRY.

ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST
RELIABLE REMEDIES IN THE
WORLD FOR
Conghs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bron-
chitis, Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma,
Hoarseness, Sore Threat, Group and
every affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST
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E. w. DAVIS, President.
L. w. BROD1EAD, Sec. & Treas.
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The Passenger Train Northwarf

hC stSSCnSGt Sfhih IeCEtn RffO
Leaves New Hampton on the arrival of the.
Mail Train which leaves New York at 8. 90.
la. NJ, and Manunka Chunk on the arrival
Iof the Train which leaves Philadelphia,
|(Kensington DepoD at us A. M. At,
Scranton this Train makes close connections
with Trains on the Lackawanna & Blooms.
burg and Delaware & Hudson Railroads, and
lat Great Bend with the Mail Train on the
Erie Railway going West.
The Passenger Train Southwark
Leaves Great Bend after the arrival of the
Cincinnati Express from the West, connec-
Ting at Scranton with Trains on the Lacka+
wanna and Bloomsburg and Delaware and
Hudson Railroads; at Manunka Chunk with
the train for. Philadelphia, and at New Hamp-
ton with trains for New York, the Lehigh
VALLEY, Harrisburg, &c. Passengers by this
Train arrive in New York at $40, in Phila-,
|delphia at $50, ard in Harrisburg at $40
|P. III.
The Accommodation Train
|Northward, connects at Great Bend with the
Day Express going West, by which passen-,
Igers arrive at Ithaca ard Syracuse the same
day. r :. - .,.. e..
Southwark, leaves Great Bend after the
arrival of the New York Express going East.
o. All Passenger Trains on the Erie
Railway stop at Great Bend. ...-.......
WATTS COOKE, Superintendent.
Il. A. HENRY, General Ticket Agent.
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DIRECTORS.

E. w. DAVIS, THos. nj. McILHANEy
Jas. M. SELLERS, GEO E. PAINTER,
GEO. S. JONES, A. REEVES Jackson,
l.. w. BRoDHEAD.
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Manhood: how Lost. how Restored

SD Just published, new edition oi
E4 Dr.. Culverwe!I's CeIebra-
ME ted Essay on the radical cure
&S (without medicine) of SPERMAToR-
RHGA, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental and
Physical Ineapacity, Impedlments TO Mar
rage, ETC.. +; also CoN-sUMPTIoN, EPILEPSY
and FRS: induced by selfindulgence or sex
ual extravaganza.
0F Price, in sealed envelope, only sl'
cents.
The celebrated author in this admlaole es
Say clearly demonstrates, from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming con
sequence of self-abuse may be radically cure,
without the dangerous use of internal medl
cine or the application OF the kniie-pont
ng out q mode Of cure at once simple, Ger
tain and effectual, by means Of which eve
" sufferer, no matter his condition may be
may cure himself cheaply, privately, ant
radically.
NJ This Lecture should be in the hand
Of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope,
any address, postpaid, on receipt of 81
cents, or two post stamps. Address the pui
hshers
CHAS. ]. C. KLINE q Co,
I27 BOwery, New York, Post
fee box 1856.
June l6, IS64.-ly
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Auditors Notice.

Estate of,lNICHAEL MYSELF, de'd
The undersigned Auditor appointed by
THE Orphans Court of Monroe County, tt
make distribution of the fund in the hand:
Iof the Administrator of said Estate, vii
attend to the duties of his appointment
on Monday, the 24th day of April next
Fat 10 o'clock, a. n. at the Office of Sam
IS. Dreher, Esq, in the Borough Of
|Stroudsburg, when and where all parties
I'm interest may attend or be debarred
from coming in for their distributive shares
|of said fund.
S. HOLMES, Jr., Auditor
Stroudsburg, March %, 1865.
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Valuable Real Estate
AT
PRIVATE SALE,

The subscriber offers at private sale
the following described property, viz:
A Farm situated in Stroud township
Monroe county, Pa, adjoining land OF
John Ransberry, George Houck, a. Fow-
|ler, and others, containing abort
HIS ACRES,
about Is acres cleared, enclosed with q
good fence, and in high state of cult
vation, of which 20 acres are Meadow, the
balance is we'll timbered with Oak, Ches
nut and Hickory. There are about 2C
acres of excellent meadow bottom yet tC
|be cleared The farm is well adapted tc
|grazing.
The improvements thereon consist of
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|Aoministrator's Notife.

Estate Of GRO. Z. RANSBERR Il
late OF Stroud township, deceased.
Letters of administration in the above
named estate, late of the township OF
Stroud, Monroe County, deceased, hay
ling been granted to the undersigned, al
persons indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, will present then
,duly authenticated for settlement.
VIM. FINDLEY BUSH, Abo..
G.. Il. DURFEE.
/ Stroud tsp, Dec. I, fS64-6t.
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i-ILI-iBLE FIRM
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers at private sale
his valuable Farm on which he BOW re
sides, situated in Hamilton township
Monroe County, Pa, six miles west from
Stroudsburg, ana near Bossardsvillc, con
tanning
Niucty Acres,
more Or less, with all the Improvement
thereon.
-ALSO; for sale a one Acre lot Will
all the improvements. and adjoining tn,
Farm. Persons desiring to view tht
property. can do 50 by calling on the un-
dcrsigrei residing thereon.
JOHN BOSSARD
April 18Th, 1868 -2t.*
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
JACKSON OIL COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
CAPITAL, 100000.
Divided into $4,000 Shares at $5 per shar

SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 50 PER SHARE
IVith q reserved Working capital Of $50, 90
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Well known and much respected among the
German population in this country, makes
the following statement far the benefit of the
% H1intoT
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Passeucers Sailed.

In ,ienn shlo Mi1si,.pp Tor New.OesrIJ. q. Walton,
~ Mcsea H. kaufman ard WIFE c. & siephcnson, Gordon
A. Dunlop w. T.. Word Capt JHme Perkins Gabriel Mann
of N..i..i mi Levy L. Loo and friend. " storey Mrs j.
Jesnins., III. NJ Descon Mis-. +. +. Deacon, lnssie,
w H. Deacon, d N. BaiA.si r. NJ Wansley, t. H. Crosby'
Of Boston, jaime. Casey. Of Albany. J., saiinsd'
Or. r.. NJ. Mitchell, }. Waiter Jones, f. I. k,ndfed'
r. p Jones Mr.. n NJ Michel. child and servant. Mrs r.
J. Kindred w T. finsey H. Brahan j. C. Kindred, Il. r.
Manly n. w smith, y. Owe, 7. H. Earl j. T. winthrop
Jsaes Dunphy Rredenc1 Come. !. D. Floyd !, Solomon
Mis-. Caroline Lyons. Mira Madden. Mr.. b D9nhsm'
ii. Schwartz stephen NJ Ruta, j. 4. Logan. Ms;
X. Brunette, Il, Ta;um. wife and NE Children an
barber job. A Lyons. Peter !. Litsdeld Thomas New
man, Jans'Lanrdon Mrs Caroline Ws.on D. 1850 pss,
srrnson Thomas spster and ten children. Andrew Green
r b; Titus, Rob,rs J. Atkinson SsP,, W, y. paI"eg
HsyilNnd and thioe ohidreu, M. =. &. Peck, H. Love
MI. su.an, Il. Ruler aud child A. n. Ansicum r. D. Vista
Fdxsrd smith
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PORT oF NEw-YoRK.. ...~.Jrsx27
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship City fPof, Prince, Cortis Savannah, C. G.
Duncan CO.
Steamship SCOTS (Bgl jldkns. Liverpool r. cunsIi
Steamship -.oOn, NAcsu.ay Liverpool. r.. CHIard.
s,csship M, issipp Kennedy Sew Orleans janice Ray
steamer W Woodward CundiG, Baltimore,
snip Blue Jacket Dillingham;. san francisco, G, Coms.ock
Go.
Bark Stella fcm ste.ugrafe Bremen % days md.c. and
%; pass g. H. hoop Co.
Bsfk Odcn (ilrl brown. Mifamicli PArsus 1. McCuy.
Brs Cai.tna lspsn) Gnuag Vera Cruz, ~ days. In b.
lat 20 Gourz WulisA CO.
ing Wsyerly, Small osv Bay Bret, Son 4 Co
Schr. ~. thas', PTltt Portland "a : Hoc k-tt & Son.
sohr Marietta smith (of oastenbufy, Comb NsIel Bar
Dor ISLAND days fsuit ;. tnca.
sohr. Ateu Dexter ood santa Marths and S.Sania M
j. ac funtrjl.
soir. Loy.ntt lBrl, Lovcn, Banssr, Brett, Son Co
Schr southeIa Cross, George Hshfu, n 5, Il. K DoWo
eco.
sahr W r. PHILIPPE -. Phi'lielnhs Bret, Son & Go.
Schr. bhlew. Flynn. ki4sbethpoH, l. f. J. Blis-.
sl0Vp Aacon. cspnirr, Norwich, H. ). Racket a Son
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Passengers Arrived.

7, m. STEAMER Irrn.L rom Cha,eston.-Mr. NJ =.
Cnn,ron and John Rid &. u: Bsr',, wife ami child ~
:, m NJ, We I'D sbS M H. Lee j. & Glib H. r
Clafk T. Delasg J. X. IIors, w. = Goo ie'l W. IAN
.rn Victor srhinr J. : Cook wife and children j. r.
0Ior.l a. ssydef Mr.. s ~ chO.,e children anl nurse,
s Reed, J. NJ. Horey, & ): Beeehnyef' ~ ,he,mer'
c. c. wsnd,ril.h John T.oms. G A. MILF y. r. hnt,
tin L. Wallace, q. 81 MImfoid. Geo Chambers, J. J. bro'
lane ". g. Lbbre, n. NJ. Green T. ti,her Nri; hsnkn'
". q Mai,hsas, >. sether, w G. o'tey' MI.- w h''s'
Smith Mr.. Monday, Ms Ro.s Miss Ward hthar Gilman,
R:y " Futor l.. r. Robrrtson wife children and nurse.
Geo M.scr WIFE CHILD ssd RuI.e z H. HoY~il'' and -
In .,eam.hip Cuba from Lverpool--J. j. Cammsn, lady
child sud O. snheinsf NJ FRANK Fioi ID bacne
Grovli and lrotksrs CttT-. Eyre, NJ ID Chapman, j.
r.. Watson W. G. Hicks, h. ". Edg", A. Dennis, j. Wup
heiuor. G. r. Odrfco, Isaac Atsn.on, wash ara soy
T. S,rr Rev G. J. ClevslAd j. Mayer Mrs Leakc }. farr.
Mis-. HAMS, ".s Picard. Mss W. Collie Mi, X. L. Cum
uinr, Nj. Richards. Nj. {. BfudiB, NJ. Bsnnan Mis-
PNterson, Via Bailey, Mise ;. hlase, Hon N A. Gait
Petite Hon ?. Mills. Hon. Barnes. iicn L. Jsn'
ming. Mr.. Thomson. Niles e. Mckinney, MI j. baD.inf'
Bi.Aop og QGs bee ady AID child. Mr. A. Howard Ma
ST.. Pratt anu daughter hr DAy.d'oa H. Keith Dr. bIi'
RIDGE j. - Dillon. In Laurence, Miss tinu sud sistsr L.
nsa'on D. D. 9odiet ~ n'ws', nn Nn, a,,ts, ava
Ocvier Goo O.y.r d. ~ Appleton LADY child and nurs.
A LindgiEs II h. Laumba. Miss Lyman, Nj EDWARD,
; ;Ss az. s's ss, NJ H. r sh. $40 T. joha.so M @
man {. o. br.dy, II. o. Defores,, sdy Aad four child
"a nd nurse, a.. bfA,her Dc L Do "Soa,an' a.
IL cad n Dayi. Ass Lincoln Ma tairs Maid D. Muns,lng
Bl,ncp Wbipplc. J. oieiiags, r. Hushc. siis. Nurhs.
1ibsef q. {. Phillips. J. rEpstrics = NJ. Garland r. T.
Mrei @ D. pownsy. Al. Amos, ). A. hinirs ~ j. h.ader
g. f,mptn. AZ ishn lady and eari w iiahn j. Cam an
M.. Jney Mrs n j Church Mr.. Tucker Mis-, podd and
child J. III Wallace j. nl.y, A. +. Rollins, L. H. Cornell
Ml b. L. sowbers ehd snd servant sud 81 10 tho seersse
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IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

". will offer for sale. on the SECOND DAY OF OCTO-
BIER 1875 tho premises the valuable iron Property known
e. THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, with 40 sores
Land about 90 rood Fiaz Land cleared and under
fence situated Cum ocend River 6y miles above the
mouth In Lyon County, kentucky, enbracDgs large and
complete Rolling " Forge with twenty MODELLING free,
Machine Shop continuing Lsttes Boring aud Pianns Ma
chimes with Boiler and Engine to RON separate rom NM
with Gf-t Mill etschcd larKe Warehouse, Dry Goods
Store Brick Office ard lar,e humber Of Dwenrs io work
Also, shout ioy thousand bushels oil stone Goal and
slrty thousand bushels Of { hsrrosL
The - rk have in successful operation TOT
numb. Of yesr AID the reputation Of the ron folly es,ao
Hshed with capacity for maxim tive OF six thousand rns 81
Charcoal passed by
tory in the United States The i8rites for obtaining Pg
Iron ere SUPERIOR any sssb.hmsut the West there De-
ng three CHARGES within to three miles OF the
MIL capable Of producing seven or esht thousand TONS o.
Pig Iron yearly.
Ths fa,e for obtaining cheap supplies Of Corn, PORK and
other stires un.urPassed go, g
shipment, Of Iron be made 20 the mouth OF Tie Cc'
b-sl,nd River all sel.ons OF tie year
TERMS Of SALE.
The Roin- Mil Porgs and Lands th-'euBto attached
Too. oabacn- Mil Fore and Blacksmith Tools sna Weigh
ing scales sod credit d. one, two three and
tor yafs date with approved security and len
tanned until ~ D rcbse money Is paid
II . urde.io that The purchase OF The nif lands and TX
ture. Il tax the wrought iron AMI ea Ron scaps, fo7
.h.rco. crsuus tools carpenter tools hay. n.s.
cattle hos iron .afe and 6Tufes la oce wagons, oelts.
medic mes etc. and pay cash fair vsuslon. two diirs'-
,s.d 70 hH "a yalgaon IN they do not aree to
call third man.
The obirs II the Ee il close pP sad partnership ssee-
ably 10 the article Of copSEtnersLip
Capitalist wishing to invest in profitable iron propery
vii DO well er-nne the same. where coupstsn, WI
until day Of sale HiLthAn baoIflr.IS,-
WANTED ~ Purchase--A WOODEN MIL with
W from ihrc to oisl' u machinery narrow tromp-
ton Looms pfeierred situation nl.t Ds railroad or
nayigsbe .tfem. Addes. Manufacturer, Box No $50,
T. o., sew YORK.
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Arrived.

steamer 7 cid, lIohsrf New bern, ~ c. Iih inst Hat
lne ,'ih inl, with md--. pass 10 q GooI,peSl
sap Gov Morton, Horton. h.~csste 80 day, coal order
IN LAT A. ~ ton a. fell IN with large quantities Of lee
Bng 4. haAs lof Belize. iIondl seenusou Belize 81 d.
logvood &C. 10 y. AlrE udr sons l2h n.t lat. e.
o. -poko Italian slp Ayon formerly tho Cy clone OF Bo.ou
fT HiUna, with coolies, $50 days out
Grg sarah h. Kennedy loi Nsdoblrol Hof.cs Remedies
Is dts wh auelrto Ne,cl Duncan 1lh inst OF Urans,
h~y, Jaw barb Ahnifs. COMBS, bound "
trr Marn Bersen liam, Henucn. st. Cfoiz ~ days
IIullsres, 10 master.
ser 4 J. Dyer Rogers, Ausquash, "a days spruce piles
IL yok. 4 Murray.
schE la 4 Jayne. Georgetown DAYS. cecil 10 ussicT
scar H. Muuson d.. Dayton, betufoTt \. e.. idays.
VI -or Thomas Holmes. 27,h In heavy bow nom
r.. spi insius4l.
scbr G. A. " Roger Mott Cat Island dsys. With u 10
}. I.icls.
acLr Joe van zandi Loyef Eouthera days with fut.
10 y. a. kahinir.
schr Equator ,of Nassau ~ P Ranger, Cat lsisnd day,
f.iiltO J. fftla
sena . H. treaa o' N's.aul lhomr.on Cat Island ird
o master.
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OBTAINING MONEY uspRs FALSE PRxrrssrs.

Kortwright Cruger q merchant dong bushes NJ No
~ Broad way Was yesterday arrested on the compliant
OF Henry y. WI gham residing ~ No q North Moore
~ Mr. w. states that ts tth of December last Ia
loaned tie accused $50 ani took collateral security
n eaa'tc. nor gago ga siX Wheeler Whsons sewing
Achilles NLch 81 gcer represented 20 be bis property
Erccntly Hr. w. called upon hm for bis money. but
failed to obtain u. and equally unsuccessful M ind
iug the sewin mac hinc. In rs AFFIDAVIT he states that
D. ha since learned fhst Of The tine the mortgage was
gwen CTuger did not own all az the machines. The
prisoner srs committed To- tAe 1ombs b. Jgstce llo.
gan lie resided ~ 70 - fonrtasve.. aud says he Is
uJi guilty Of The charge.
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TrnSeNfr' Guide.
10 Albanr. bv Iind.nn u. H.. from Allh..t. Der

10 AlbaBy. by Ifndson Il. A., from 3iih-s;. Depot
- am. ,. ., sni 10. Sunday train tom
1fn n. =. ci'y cars run between Chambers
aud irh-sts. stations
~ Albany AID Tfoy,hJ Harlem H. H.. 26th.st., ca.
nv, ID ui. ~ .. IN.
To Albany. landing a. principal places on tie llnd
ron. hy 4iean er &. Nibbsri. 1uesdayL Thutisy.
rfd Saturday,, eud Daniel Dfos, Aoniays Wed.
nc.dayt and iii isy.. from foot u D0sbfo..cslt
s.m binding % T;l0 q. n
To baliin ore. 10y the New-j.rsey H. r. foot Of
,ouri.andssi., aud b a ~, y. m, rAd ~
uil Do. 1ilo
IT, horton, By Now London line. Pier 81 y a..
aid Nfr'nu. Lane, PirT ~ n, H., daiiy ,,u' Day
eNerr'ul p. m.
70 Jstor, by New Haven H. H., via Springfield.
yfhs' and Nhnv.- ................8a ~. nd q.
f. Boffou by Sew Haven H. H.. kiin.t aud fh.
az. SHORE line ~ end o. ni sunilv..... T. ~.
n ftu1nda goa. Noclffitr Buffalo, Salamanca and
Wet b. Eur knlfDld. iool OF chlu5ers.st-.
and 10 pm.
1Isfrsnrtft ID. ~. tuid on >asurcay8 y. M 10
ippi sil. itip, Fariuingdaic. lon ffslind by u.
T. Railroad. hom JHfnes siip aud io,i m lsfn-af..
acknowledgements. ..............a ali 800
Dor Hudson. CafstNl. BrIsioi, aud West Cnupf
s~aiu, leave foot Of Iilfrforst. North River H. IN.
10 Newbufs. foueistcrsie luunioui aud hues
ton .ludnt at Coztens Dock " est Point and
Milton tir steamer hiary Powell dill nom loot
of pe'hio'ses IT,, >. .............:...... . p m.
T. hcw Haven. eounf,tlIr with H. II. Tor Hartford.
and Spru slet-ateaioeTs leave PooA sip AZ Il
III p
10 New Haven, BY tho Ns~-ilayen i,h, titn.si.
snd stray, at y, Ia n. "a, >, 3sa, $, and j.
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BURGLARS CAuour.-Early Yesterday morn

BURGLARS CAuGHT --Eary yesterday morn
.nr private Waterman GeorgeE. Carnoy willie passing
down West Thirty .b;ihtt noticed that tie grating
had been forced from the coal hole IN front 90 tn resi-
deuce Of Mr. Sidney J Genie AT NJ. - and. know
ing mat the faiy were of town. BE- called officers
Crowley and IoOie OF the Twentieth Precinct and they
entered The house where they found james VBrien
and Hugh Tracy, both young ircB. They had packed
mp about ~ 900 worth oi wearing apparel and furui
tufe preparatory tn taiitB 1t asuy. Justice Dodge
committed them.
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To Norwsk. landing It milestone, City Island
fR spsSa.IIp' i,mer '0hn hon. agp
10 the West by Central Railroad OF New-Jersey:
Wis Allentown, frosa foot Of Liberty at, y. k,
m, IL n. and 300 p. Suudsy trsn........ p NJ
To Phiads pls, by NewJe Railroad, foot OF
Courtanai.st., T. 10 and III a. m, u H., snd6p.
~. and IL midnight sundav.....:........;... p m
daily from pier 81 Zoo, Of Robnson-st, N r., at p ID
To Washington. BY Eew-Jersey X. K. foot Of
CourtAndl..t. and liz s. m, p. IN, and u
midnight Sunday. D.
For further information in rexld TO Railroad Ting Tables,
see adyer,is. nents in another mart of this paper
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Coparincrsbip Noiitca

COPAR1NERSlIIP NOTICE. - Notice il
~ hereby given ihet by mutut. cous.ni. GEu.i6E 3.
SArlLRLEE sud a. TRACY ARNOLD have ths day
wthdrswD 'he firm OF SArrfkii. ~ & Co General
Partner. and tlst oEO. Is. sATfERLEE has teoouns
Special Partner Ga sad Ann. having contributed one -d
Thousand Dollar, IA Cash 20 shs C4pfai hereof
NEwA ORR June -. 1875. SAil4RLEf y CO.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THB CiTf OF
NRw.YORK.
Nos. ~ AND 30 PTE.sr.
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT oF The UNITED
q STATES,
Have for SALE ready ,or delivery
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NOTES
Convertible, at maturity, into $40 GOLD nEAR'N'
BONDS
UNITED STATES 1910 BoSps
UNITED STATES $50 BONDS,
UNr,zn STATS 1-YgAR CERTIFICATES.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Oraits'
and attend to other business with the Government
sP c. cAlnous. President
Y. SEAMAN Cashier.
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g.. ,,.on,,s On ,un 10 wanted at and per cent but
ron 70 i2 on the lower grades Printing Cloths as
Providence market firm. The following are the sees
Is 600 pieces COAST private terms to be made; o,o
do casa Ice TO 30 made in October and NovcmD;fi
" 90 90 64xC4 private terms, heavy. TO he made
6CC DO, 6isC4 lslc to be made 600 DO 64xei
on hand 1000 DO 6ix64. l9c.. On hand. Total su"V
pieces
The following is a statement OF coal transported
m the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week
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Chic 4. W. Oven Off. r. l., bound E-Jru, l. , 81 Of,
lon. "a %.
5hr .nivcls lence Tor Liverpool, day. Out mo Do
~ lon. o. ~
ha.s D,.swrs from Baltimore for Dem,rsr.-Jane - 50
u.cs 4. Of Hlt era.
b'r ADD 81 hsIor of ros,on from PHILADELPHIA for fnyt
81 dsys June nc, lai. - o. iou. o. Il.
hr B. T. e weeks out win ~ bbs so-rIt and ~ do
biackbsh o-iuus - loo. g y, lor. a. IL.
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forces, Carriages, Mr.

EOR SALE-An elegant COUPE, nearly new,
4 made 20 order !aiy b, - tie best city
srpsThy rplo stored With crimson su, with sip Anng
- ara sod POI. al complete Cost : Do Can h-
No. 81 East Ninct.enh q. between lEl 81 aid
lhiid ave. Inquire 4 Mr. WAlpKON.
DHEION or CABRIoLEr WANTED
i Must he ue.Ily Address I, A., rribune oa,s
stating price.
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THEFT op GAMBLING IMPLEMENT

THEFT oP GAMBLING IMPLEMENTS -William
Bennett was yesterday arrested ly 0fscer OByrne OF
tho Essex Market Police Court Tie complaint Of
Wiley C. Thomas. Of No. IA Grands who states that
early on Tuesday morning he stole from tie above
premises $40 ivory checks valued - SIPS and Ger
men silver dealing boz, valued OF SO1 The prisoner
en-. 10y I'D IN he pace He committed for eX
animation by Justice STANDBY.
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FELL DOws STAIRS. An inquest was yester-
DAY held by Coroner Colin on N, body ~ Ann trey
who fell down fight ~ stairs at the residence ~ MIRA
DOuncly. corner Il Eighty scoord-st and Ihird.eyc
cnusing aoiurr OF tne spno Deceased was ) native
of Ireland a,od 81 year.
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Juxg 27-l0,33l bbls Flour. IS bbs WHISKY IA
bbls. Corn Meal %, 100 bush Wheat, @V1 pnsn
Corn, u 200 bush. Oats Is pkgs. Ashes go pags va
Prov siOns.
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professional q otllrs.

CTRICTURF FlSTULA.-PILES radically
- CURED Ia minutes, without The use Of the tuiie can,
tic ~ acid by HENRY \. DANIELS, NJ. D..
Cor.1ins ard Operi'iy, Surgeon No. Uuousquare " V
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
aIea ~Arra o.r
Sandy Hook. .O.S5 GOV. Island. lJe Hell C-e.. LII
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ReCeipts OF Produce.

WHISKY-rhe market il fairly active and petter;
sales OF 27J bbls.. at g. 03a 81 "a FOR Western
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Drp Goo0s.

At ELGERs CHEAP STORE.-New styles
~ Dress 'rrmwinxs Ribbons Lece., kmbfod.ri>s Walls
ndkereh.f. Coists skirts is Nets Fancy to0ds i.,
tons, Bmlu,s Small Wars. Combs and Brushes \. Il
lid Ooy-s undressci 9lc. Ladies do.e .''c ne
tire reduced prices RenlelJcr EL6tks, Nos. 80
and 81 Brosixay, east-iie. ncoE Nir,iee.th-,:.
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HENRY CLEws g. Co.,
BANKERS
Successors 10 IlvERMoRE, CLEws Co.,
No 81 WalLst, y. Y.
CONVENIENT LOAN AGENTS. =,
7al0s ready for delivery full commission allowed.
L. 5. Secnri,ies Of all kinds bought and sold
Persons opening accounts With ID viii be allowed
per cent interest on their daily balances.
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READS BE sId S,ycy B IDS
Al r. BROWN, Importer,
No ISg Pesr,.s, Y T.
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They came by the following routes: Ere hslrosd go
Hudson RIVER Railroad - Harlem Railroad 1' A1 zen
rJ An hoy R-irod 38 NewJeTsey Central Railroad, SVi
by Hud.o River boats 633; loot, About efo were
IN the yaIds Monday.
LIZ DRovgRs
The following are the OF dr9vers owners or con
nee. Of The prncp doyes and where the cattle are re-