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Sales bn Anrtion.
QuARryRxAsrER GrsgRsL's OFyicg.
ErRsT DIVISION

QuARrYRxAsrER firsyRsLs OTyicg.
FIRST DIvfNos.
WAsR>GrOS CRY, April I, 1865.
A UCTION SALE or CONDEMNED
~ HORSES-wn be soiJ at pubic auction 10 the III Chez
bidder At Baltimore. Maryland,
THURSDAY. April -. 1900
TWO HUNDRED MARES WITH fOAlb
many Of them well bred and in good condition.
ON
THURSDAY, April 20. 1858
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
THURSDAY. April -, l&j
ONE HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL AND ONt
HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
The hoses have been condemned Or the csvalfy
service OF the army.
For road farming purposes many rood bargains may be
had. 81
Animals sold sngly Sale 10 ~ M and vii
be- held Phillips Government stables corner Of Fremont
and Bamscy-sts.
Tenns-jssh, in United Stares currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breye, Brigsdier General. in cbargr fir. Division O. NJ
10. %.
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Nyw.YoRK Asp gAaLEs RAIIHoAo cos'FASr'

NV, ok A. %. p, i..a.
NOTICE TO STOCkHOLDLLS.--t IN
~ NAL ctica Tor Thar Dilecoi , ta t''' ny 70
d. ycur enc IN. vii. De- held ct t.e lice M gsuy
come ForrtLaye aud Twenty -7i--t "a ,sDAI t.'
l6tu day hav next. ,
Tbx psIs WI b. opened from j. ooiocE u until
O'Clock u H. Of t.t dav. Tine Transfer books vi. ~ q ce
from ocl0cs Of me LEI day OF isy ne2 until 0ol0ct
a r Of Toe llih CIV Of Nay u.ar
NJ N E-L-EA.N. 81 .-.-ry N D u .----r.
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HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTIONEER.-

|uENRY ID. MINER, AUCTfONEER.-
AUCTION SALE or StIERB HDI NEUOLD fUhSl.
tRG. CURTAINS, &C, MADE To ORDER tyk 1uE
PRE- SENT OWNER BY BOiX POTTER 81 I.l.ls ;:
lBELTEH, srONEf AND OTHER FIRST CLASS CITY
sTFIVwAy SONS SQUARE Grand PiASOFORTE.
~ BUT ABOUT NlNE MONTHS. AND II OF 4hk
MOST ELEGANT AND LATEST STNE.
MINER sDMEKNLLE will cell NJ suction. % TIL IS
DAY Apr ~ % ~ O'clock tie private residence 20 -
: ct Tint s.. fih-aye al the elegant furai-
are Paintings &C., 81 i9.i9w s,,, VIZ;
PARLoRS-fngie Velvet Carpets aud Huss rehly ora.
uonted Ebony Suit IN Msecn,a bfocadr k; Curtains and
Comics TO mitch eaony Or1u m0uptrd 1aies Lace 'u
ans Boil de Rose NIrgueter ormou-mounied abine I'd
made by seinnay Sons n round Of superior tone and
nsh rosewood mafose sop hnsic stand, gait faucy Ieo.
frrnze Chandelier oss0Od Suit IN hrocnd~ safi
rome Msntc ornaments Reception Chairs M bros ade sh
tine on Paintings. Of tire French, German sId American
rfroQis; frooi fuzrlFincs, &c.
LibHAAfttiy.i CeIet- b,sik flnut suite In green
Rrp rlved b-ck wulalt bookcase erd Table bl - wtup
tltkoo Clock brouze thaDdser, heavy green hefs and
tcs Curt ln-. Bronr-s. Engrss.ies &.
liNlAL-ROON- Enelsh prg-s,s Cupots bronhrd
oI Table back wAnut Suite IN ,reen morocco, fnnci
tauo Pieces tc.. s. ~
bEDROOks.-Nove, and Brussels Carne,s rich Magfn's
b.e lGd green res Curtains carved rostwood anu Ocs
nI, Er1t r7cs Bureaus md Colodes. ditto " ork and
Side Tables Shaving and csrycl gooi AMI DAck
.rc.ses holsters rnd pos .iautei orn4is tnsriVnzs
So Brackets and Globes, black walnut and .t IFnicss
fan'.u!i Irockrry. l.. -,
HALLS.-Dlecfns carved black walnut Hs'.'snd Chan
dsher Velvet tsr.ts ReI. &c, SC. The above VII
To- on exhibition on WEDNESDAY 18th inst. Cards OF ID
mission To he mad ~ Office. 30 g NassaG-st
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Amusemcn.s.
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC


4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
LEONARD GROvER...................D IRFCTfn
GRAND GFRMiS' ofFiRiI
Tie OF GRAND GERMAN OPERA viii ,.r...socs
WEDNESDAY ENESlNG April 20
with FOR the only time during the season,
ROBERT LIZ DiABLE
KARL FDRNES in his great role BERTRAM
IN w 'ch his celebrity IL worldwide.
FRANZ liIfMEE.
Nile MARIE FREDERICK. ...as...................ALCR
Mad. BERTHA JOHANsEN...as.......... ....PRlNCHss
'THEODORF HAbELMi.. ..ae......-.......RAIMBANr
EDWARD HAlNEk...........as ...... ......A LBERTo
Grand Ballet Mis- Teresa W ani Corps de Ballet
FRIDAY EVENING. April 20,
TIE JEWESS
JOSEPH HERNASS. ......as....." .....'.''.CAhDiNAL
FRANZ HMM ALab
NO OPERA On lURsDAf
previous engagement OF the Academy to The toumDn
College or Thursday next precudes Opera On 'ht nSh mo
OF the engagements OF iat week 10 tos ieo "
tnuouncin. Thursdays Opera.
or Thursday may be- rescued or exchanged "he''
purchased. .
I SATURDAf-GEAND MATINEE.
The OF secured for either opera night continues
the Academy az Beer schirmes No. 1Ol brosdwdy ana
Root Authonys corner Nassau and pine-s's.
Secured Seat Tickets to be ed in tue order numbered
No l. Robert Wru, sdly; No. ?, Jrwe s. Friday nc; fei'
sons holding tickets from the hrt SAFE may ret in thein "
good In numbered exchange them or other nights
or ty viii b. redeemed the Offices where sold Adins
son-To Paqiet Dress Circle ana bl'c9ny one dollar ;s
cured Seats ity Secured Box seats, one dollar
satr. Family ircle. 81 Gallery Is cents Thursday
Ap.l 81 1915 frst Opera nights ia BIoosyn Academy" Of
Nu,ig.
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4. ". IErVis. Aucr;onecr.
DY BANGS. MERWIN s Co, Nos. Cyl and
ID 80 Eroad~ay. Of Fh-st-ssis' - Books Ste
Ao.sfy, fclE~s WORKS 4 Art Fancy Gs3, tsnt.fe. &c
WEDNESDAY, ENf NiSO-.
April 2tfh At : o'clock
PRIVATE Library 81 '4e late NJ. WILLIAM FOR
IT pri.ins iarre col cotton OF vlulle " celenrou
Co. Il N1'hemlt "a. end The LOGICAL botis u them
r-rV sefre ani croire Also onr a-re Boo.tacs &C
Catalogue I.sdv -l! the Books -" on exhibition
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 40
ID say,E-sIy opPosit. 81. Nicholas Hoel-GEO A LEA
W.T. Aucionc-r. - }. J.. doosv Com solicited
N w. IVES * Co.. Auctioncers, will give
~. Their personal attention the sales "a nuie or
Merchandise rr-fay Residences ~ stofrs al Iher own
stores. Va. 80 Broadway AID no. ~ Li5ef,y.t.
~ w. IVES * co. viii CLOSE OUT att
-. auction o. THURSDAY IA, p It o'clock. their
store 40 ~ liberty ~. ~ their sOok OF LORDADEs and
IkMP- rev sud sccond-haud.
DEREMPIORY SALE
The ,a.e 81 JOHN McsEVAN'S stock
or FANCY GOODS,
GLASS SHOW CASES, flATi RS sc,
will take place THIS DAY, -
WEDNESDAY, at 10 O'Clock,
\ j. MATHEWS, Auctioneer
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fine Qfcas an0 Uoffsrs.


A NEW FEATURE
TEAs AND corFEEs
forCssh only, ct
AUCTION PRICES.
WRIGHT, GrLLTES BROTHER are row Offering =,
priyste ,Bie their iDimcnse stock Of
TEAS, CoFFEEs SPICES, NUTMEGs MUSTARD.
INDIGO. COCOA, CHOCOLATE, &c, &c.
For Cash orIy,
At AUCTION PRICES
Also their celebrated brands Of Psckase COFFEES, viz
GlLLIEs OLD PLRcTATION,
GILES oOLD-MEDAL JAVA,
GILES AMERICAN JAVA,
GILLIEs RYE COFFEE,
Atan immense reduction abo.i whist they would bring i
sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
This is rare opportunity for Groccn. Hotel, Steamboats,
and Dealers generally procure their stock Of
TEAS, COFFEEs AID SPICES
at from % so per cent less than ordinary prices. Al
good. warranted as represented the money refunded.
WRIGHT. GiLLIEs BROTHER,
No. l53, - aud 2J7 wa.hine;onst.
EewYork.
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i)eirolenm.
G SUBSCRIPTIONS NEARLY CLOSED.
SUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL ONLY $3.50, 900.
SHARES 50 EACH
WORKING CAPITAL 5000 SHARES.
p..,a.,, TUAS "a HUDSON

Sawyer 4 Judson Nos. "a and b. ChsfnbeFss)
Vice President j. l.. ENERIIr Cashier Broadway Bsns
Treasurer CHAs. GOULD, no 30 Walisi.
Ten Wei. going down the Company property
In tie richest portion Of the famous Sugar Greek valley
Their, Is room for more The Tus,ees vii refrain from
eu-,v advertisement Of The prospects Of he SUGAR CKfEk
PETROLEUM COMPANY. 1Hr srooy NOT vATEREn
the oee,or. depend for their profits solely on RISE IN III
sAEKET PRICE.
But few thousand shares will be sold, snd thefe ON the
only homes, basis, viz: AT THEIR PAR yAIus
Tie CompaBy's property is worth more than The essI'
Capital stock The latter small indeed that even ten
barrel well will pay regular monthly diyidends
Prospeetuse' aud Maps can be obtained and subscription
Effected By application 70 CHAs O. JUDsON, no. "A
|Cs,.bers st.; CIIAs. GOULD No. 70 Waist; ]. L.
|EVFRITT Brosdway Bank 20 either Of the Trus,se'
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS. FOR THE SALE OF THE
IsTOCK RESERVED AS WORKING CAPITAL, ARE
|OPENED, FOR A LIMITED PERIOD. AT THE OFFICE
|OF sTEDMAN ENELL CO., Bankers and Brokers'
No 81 Exchange place NewYorf
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InR. LEWISs MEDICAL and SURGICAL
IL INSTITUTE. No. Besolst., between Nsrick and
West broadway. IA the only place where tAs snlctrd wi
reccive proper medical treatment Houfsirom Am 10 pm
InR. 4. LEWIS, PHYSICIAN and SUR
~ GEOS treats successfuly all difficulties that female.
4ra subject Relief given al cases Once no. :
Beach 81, three door, ron we., Prosdwsy NewYors
InR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE, Re
~ stores tie los powers Of Manhood Ia four weeks suc
cess certain. sod IN 80 OF four tunes the quantity
in Circular receipt OF four stamps Sole
A.-ni PHILIP ROLAND, No az BIo0ue IT., one door west
hon Broadway, n. y.
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IHE AsFniCIS ExCHaN6E hAyL I
kv-s.NnUu r 81. ro.r

IHg AsFnicIS ExCHAN6E hASL
My ORA 4 "a lo '80i.
DTNIDEND-A Dividend Of FIVE FER
a. CENT ON TaE CAPITAL rocK o. the sank frce
4 t0veInei lax. l4s been dec'red l4 Die and i',r
Monday, Mas T. Iraa-ior Books wi! We cossl r.n ais
b. MURRAY Cashier.
- Locis ,Irov ASD TFHrs HAurs K,rRc4D to,1
80. ~ NaLL-sr.
Sfw-IORK nrri e. llCs.
'NOTICE.-REMOVAL AND DIV iDkND.
The Office Of his Company win be removed 81 The u dly
o 1ey toe above tie pIc,a olce Ga c ~ aoyf %
no u WG'-s,.
In oOusoqucnco of this removal the payment Of be
DIVIDEND
the Preferred stock. pr cont les Govefren t.s
vi 10 rtpAY, the t.h esy a. May. az nc
rooms The 1rasfsr R5cks v be coed l5th instant,
until the tih Of Nay inclusive - ..r - .,
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Gopartnersbip Noiifss.

|NOTICE.-The business Of WILLIAM +
COLEMAN L Co., and Of CoLEMANs CALIFORNIA
LINE, will be conducted in future by WILLIAM L. OoIh
MAN in San Francisco and in NowYork at No 7 seventy
on. w,r..t Nv n. A,.r,. GEORGE PLATr and JANIS
II. WILSON New yor, March II, 1865.
WILLIAM T. COLEMAN
Byg,okex PLATr, b, Attorney IN fsoI
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I AWRENCE, BALDWIN a co.
IL NO 20 wALL-sT., N Y.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Dealers IN oil knds OF
GOVERN MENT SECURITIES.
BANKS, BANNERS AND DEALERS
-nppiied nth tie
NEW $50 LOAN
o. H., most favorable terms.
y j. L l. q l. T. y NJ,
and al other STOOXs. BONDS. &c., BOUGHT and soLI
or COMMISSION.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
DEWITT e LAWRENCF. Member n Y. STOCK Exchange
SIMEON BsLDN ~ j., Member y y. Petroleum and n
y. Mining Board.
CYRUS J. LAMRkNCL, Late Cyrus J. Lawrence H. fale
WM \. HALSTED.
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Corporation Notices.
OYyIcg OF 1Hy STKtyr CossIssIosSx,
No ~ broadway.

OYYIcg OF rsy sTK,gr CossIssIossx
NO. ZS7 Broadway.
|TO CONTRACTORS inclosed IN
sealed envsor- indor.-d with the title OF the work
snd the Of the bidder written thereon, viii be re-
ceiyed al his Office until WEDNESDAY, Apl ~ 1902 a. II
O'Clock IA.
For regulating. grading, curb, gutter sod hsggnf One
undr 9TH street, between and Broadway
For curb gutter and tagging Fifty bhs between LsIins
ton ard fourth.av-s
For carb, gutter aud tagging siI.sh between fif' uid
second.sves
For setting and resisting curb and gutter In Thdsye be
tween Pity -.rth and - ghiynIthst-,
For tagging Tompkns,L, between Rvinron aud Stan
ton.s's - .,,,
For tagging Forty fourb, between Tenth and Eleventh
ayes.
For filing sunten lot. in Seventy eighth st. north side be
tweeal First and secoud ayes.
Blauk Of proposals. together with tho speihcaor
and Agreements be obtained this oceDAied stree
D.uartu,ent New orb. April u.s. 1855
CHARLES q. CORNELL. Street Comnissioner.
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Dlpi1es0 Notices.

CIElcF or TRK CLEVELAND tEp Ioirno hALhoAp Co.
CLYvrLAyD ONO, March =. lb,5
nINlDEND NOflCE.--AT ! MEETING Of
~ Tie DIRECTORS ofths Conn1uy i-Id hs dny, sDFi-
NENn Of rlf 80 IEH ttNl t-c.areq pey lnie O.
che stock hoers Tree Of GoV eui tx 90 the ln day II
phil asd uil tn, 25th Nty, a. The lor'ntutt.
Bank, New os after WI eh .ad divGelI Va. le "a Ene
O. he Comp ny Office IA Cleveland.
IaersrscG book vi cost tle lah dsy o. pri et >
O'Clock. and .ain ci ed nntI the eta day Apf,
a; - o'clock, a. D.. By order Of tie Director.
A.. &. LUCE, IreaFurrr
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GRO. q. HiYDocK. Az 'ioaeer
,VRINCU and AMERICAN FLINT GLASS
4 WARE aai Bamlr.d EAGTHENEARN. by hooer
li-yioet I RsOAY Apul ~ AZ 10. O'Clock At hi' sdei
cu No. i0 ,-ifs %
|PABSr s ErtI
- C,.ks b., BoOT0S GLASSWARE, eco :. okss~A
American LINT CLASS, 90 bh'-.
Kofo.euf Diiit .lf.S I'D hhts.. Rociiurhun Wan. -
40 "a iss Wsris in' - .on sCui-. WHITE GRANITE
NNEf
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GO farmers ano OILERS.
H'HE AMERICAN HAY AND COTTON
4 rIESS 60. IANUfACrthf,
Corner II drove and o-fh Third It,. jersey C''y.

r.Ess 60. IANUFACrDhf,
Corner ofGfofe and 9th Third It,, jersey CITY
No. II. IS aii-st Nsgr-Eork.
OJNE'S PAT II.
The attention of an patie utter strd IN The peng or con
pressing Of BAY tOTrON. hf oOr HOS hors or si
other az j. required 10 be bald ior rn-poftafn store
o. Cnnsnul ton 10 Ccy solicited 90 the FuitIAbLi
~ STATIONARY IRE ->.5. uarrI ctlrci b. this Com
pony uudcr ~ supcstcflcuce Of he fatentee hir JONI
ii. O"rE.
Jie ire-i. very simple 10 ~ construction. requiring b.
ord ry ine-e 10 work o. az cen he oruisd ny 81.
Known power, such :. Wa Horse. Hand.
ns.s lore plw,r. but Horse . required the PIes. be "a
u yJ,c, iaeasrs a. gSe.'c'Tafo nan ts ad'ing r.
s4stancc 81
The advantages Of this Pres % Others follow
VIZ;
l.t. T. pres. 20 pe cent iltri in Given fIs
ID lt Gu do 60 wofa in - fcf cent ir-a i.'1e.
3D. 70 requires - rcr cent % Lri,Hr power.
sth q out she he- ~ "d tc Tor nfna rs or ror
!fh III Frees WI t.t lie tir the workinr aris be-
bui Of To hcst Of iron aud not lab 20 80 mt q order
Toe o.du.rv orb o. tlH Ie Nl pres ~ one OF
ton ts,r nnr 30 bor oi fh@ so Pro- bale Of tia1
n. - b. wr aht ~ = Two AtfNtThs = 3
Fogf ard Iur.C n-'. 10 lf Hay DAY.
Pour without the fl olse .'fy power ercep'
n at fnrd 10 the Pes cog nl " a y nc,-
square b. &C inches long weighing 80 Ds o. 20 d. 20 The
crhr foot
No tosge joints eoswhccs beann rola's u'ed
On this Pres
The attention of Cotton factor. .ni pso,,r. VOL All
iiefIp idi-tr especially ce-d 's tra. Gcsi I'D a. r
cofne revolution ir tL' now slow cllnsy snl
ex reusi .e iictr0l 1f n4I.ls
Preserving Co fac1H selves ony TIE nsr - mAn1-1'aj on
Mf \ - Ftsslrn 10 tie srt rz-d Trlvr Agent for The
Co..uafv ir inr tfsf,FT al 'i.d e. .,'.--f.
fos turner part.clisi, serd lor circular
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|, MEXICAN TELEGRAPH STOCK,

4 NtKILAN IIiFOhAPIi NiUDh,
TSiTED STATES TELEGRAPH srOCKl
WESrERN USiON EXrfNsiON TELL
GRAPH ~Vpfk.
ADAMS ENTEEs~ 90. STOCK. FUR SAIL
WELLS FARGO s 90. ENpBkrs STOCK.
AMERICAN EXPRESS 90. STOCK,
UNITED STATES EXPRESS co. STOCK
WAkTED MAT ONAL FNPREs- co STOCK.
Aulv 70 GEO. C. DUNBAR
No. 70 Pine-s:.
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or1cE OF NEv.YokE Nlvisa q c,oar PAW

10 10 !, s.aU-st.. Now-Ao-k tty.
NOTICE.-The AInuG. Meeting u. ln.s CON-
- nan, - 10 be hrd u he Office Of te u.li,. Al l.
COCK M ou A)NDAN. the ls day Of Nav. ITO for me
plrrose e.. sceng Co5ri Of Directors d toe trlns-con
o. sci other busi lsy y come pei e meet
me Tie Iflu-l.r Book w.l BE- cc q uAtu t. LlsoDAl
May A. j. olA-'--f1' S'e4r'@f4.
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Special Notice.

Section SO, of the act to provide ain
ternal Revenue" &c, as by amehdment
of March Sd, 1865, provides that upon
the amounts, quantities, and values of
produce, goods, wares, merchandise and
articles produced or manufactured and
sold or delivered, the manufacturer or pro.
ducer thereof, shall pay to the Collector OF
Internal Revenue within his district,
monthly aoithin (10) ten days from the
20th OF each month, the duties on such
products or manufactures.
And for neglect to pay such duties
within said Q0) ten days the amount of
such duties, With the addition prescribed
90 per cent penalty, costs, &C., may be
levied upon the real and personal prop
erty of any such producer or manufac-
turer."
Section of the amendment of March
3, 1865, imposes, in addition to the du-
ties before prescribee, "an increase of one
fifth or 20 per cent. of the duties or rates
of duty now provided whether ad valorem
or specific.
Government Funds only received.
E. t. FOSTER, Collector.
l1th District, Pa.
June Is, 1865.
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sasn Issac Hall, West Cain, Chester
county, has calf two weeks old, which
has strangely formed head. The up
per jaw is double and has four nostrlls /;
the lower is single. The front face ap-
pears double, united in the middle
There are three eyes-one in the middle
Of the face. 1t has two ears only, and
they stand much further back than is
usual. The calf is in coed health, eats
well, and bids fair to live. Here is a
chance fer Barnum. The animals in this
part of Chester county are up to rare
tricks it is only year or two ago that
famer in the adjoining township of Sads-
bury, to his astonishment one morning,
found has bull perched upon the top of
his barn.
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CoAiMUNICATED.
Pulmonary Consumption Curable Dis
ease ~!
4 c. II d.
TO CONSERVATIVES.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The undersigned having been restored to
health in few weeks. by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread d.
seasc Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fcllow-sufercrs the means OF
cure,
To all who desire it, he will send oPcy
Of the prescription used Gree Of charge } with
the directions for preparing and using the
s,ne, which they viii find L sure cure for
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoSCHITIs, COLES,
COuGus, &c. The only object Of tie adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is 10 bene-
fit the afflicted, and spread infornlatio which
he conceives 10 be invaluable; and lie hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it viii
cost them nothing, and may prove biz essing.
Parties wishing the prescription Will
please address
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
WilliGmsburgh,
Kings County,
New Yrok
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NOTICE.
DEPUTY COLLECT0R'S OFFICE, !
Stroudsburg, Aug. 10, 1865. {

Stroudsburg, Aug, 10, 1865.
Notice is hereby given, that the Annu-
al List of Duties and Taxes, assessed un-
der the provisions of the Act to provide
internal Revenue, &c, approved June
Beth 1864, aud amended by the Act Of
March Sd, 1865. has been received from
the Assessor Of this District; that the
said Duties and Taxes are now due and
payable, and payment of The same is here
BY demanded. The said Duties and Tax
es are on Income for the year 1864, and
on Carriages, Watches, Pianos, Silver
Plate and for Licenses for the year end
ing April 30th, 1866.
All persons who neglect to pay the said
Duties and Taxes within the time speci-
fed below, become liable to the penalty
Of (10) ten per cent. additional upon the
same and fee Of 90 cts. for service of
notice.
| will attend for the collection of said
Duties and Taxes, at my Office in Strouds-
burg, until the 10Th day of September,
1868.
Government Funds only Received
HENRY SHOEMAKER,
Deputy Collector.
August "a. 1863.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

FUN l11rI hAIiD CChE OH
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis Incipient, Consump-
tiioa, and for the relief Of Consumptiue
Patients in adconced stages of the DIS
ease.
SO wide is the field of its usefulness and
so numerous are the cures, that almost eve
ry section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from a.
farming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried, its su-
periorily over every other expectorant is too
apparent to escape observation, and where
its virtues are known, the public no longer
hesitate what antidote to employ for the dis
tressing and dangerous affections of the pull
monary organs that are incident to our eli
mate. While many inferior remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been
discarded, this has gained friends by every
trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they
can never forget, and produced cures too nu-
merous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
We can only assure the public, that its
quality is carefully kept up to the best it ever
has been, and that it may be relied on to do
for the relief all that it has ever done.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians,
Statesmen, and eminent personages, have
lent their names to certify the unparalleled
usefulness of our remedies, but space here
will not permit the insertion of them. The
Agents below named furnish gratis our A,
merican Almanac in which they are given
with also full descriptions of the complaints
they cure.
Those who require an Alternative medi cine
to purify the blood will find Ayers Comp
Ext. saparlla the remedy to use. Try
it once, and you will know its value.
Prepared by J. c. Ayre & CO., Lowell
Mass, and sold by VIM. Hollinshead, Drehel
g. Brother, in Stroudsburg, and by dealers
in medicine everywhere.
August A, lS64.-1yce2m.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-08-24
Death of a Revenue Collector.

Philadelphia, Monday, August 2l, 1865.
Jasper Harding, collector ofInternal Rev.
enue of the First Congressional District,
formerly publisher of The Pennsylvania
Inquirer, died this morning at the residence
of his son, w. w. Harding, at Chestnut
Hill. aged 65 years. Mr.. Harding was
one of the Oldest newspaper publishers in the
country.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-08-24
U. S. Internal ReYende.

Notice is hereby given, that the Lists
and Enumerations of Incomes, Licenses,
Carriages, Gold Watches, and Silver
Plate, for Divisions, No, 9, 10, IL, Mon
roe Co.. will remain open for examina-
ton, and for the purpose of receiving ap-
peals relative to any erroneous or excess
sive assessn ent, at the Office of John N.
Stokes, Asst Assessor, Stroudsburg, for
the space of ten days from the date hereof.
Appeals must be made in writing, and
specify the particular cause, matter, or
thing respecting which decision is re-
quested also the ground or principal of
error complained Of
SAMUL OLIVER,
Assessor, 1lth Dist Pa.
Easton, Pa, June 20, 1855.