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GENERAL NEWS.


Thomas Shields was executed in Libby Prison yesterday
for murder
Fire destroyed 1000 worth Of property in Genesee, NJ
" last night heavy fire is also reported in Shacr Pa
The DAILY -Baeman lawsuit brought 10 close yes
terday by the award Of verdict in favor OF Mr. DAILY IN
the sum of $40
The Now,Jerscy City Police bill is dead letter, by
reason of the Governor of the State having signed copy
of the bill which did conform to certain important
amendments adopted by the Legislature.
The Roberts Fonians met in Tammany Hall last night
the substantial results of which gathering were the coee
ton of few hundred dollars and the enlistment OF several
recruits for the Fenian army.
The car-strke appears TO have come TO decisive term-
nation Everything yesterday went regularly, and the
public is thus relieved Of very great inconvenience and
oppression.
The dreadful effects of an explosion Of nitro ycernc
manifested in the loss of tho steamship European at As
pin wall being gravey canvassed on every hand -
reported that So persons killed By this explosion and
"a wounded.
There were important meetings yesterday Of the Board
of Health and of the Excise Board The latter have
agreed upon taxing all liquor sellers for their licenses $3.50
$l0 according to the style III which they choose 10
carry on the traffic.
The steamer State of Maine Of tho Stonngton ine
upon ledge Thursday night and was compelled to put
her Messengers on board another vessel The boat ro
maincd the rocks for few hours and was hauled off,
without very great damage being done.
We gather nothing of special importance about the In
ected ship NewYork Bay the other one which is on
her way hhcr from Halifax. We learn that Gov Fenton
emergency in the sanitary affairs OF this City, and 1t will
undoubtedly be signed and promulgated to-day
Gold opened yesterday at 1851 and closed at 1911! Ali
descriptions Of stocks stronger and higher
Exchange lower and quoted at l0 0 for GO day bills
london and 1861 for commercial Francs 525 23i
for long aud 0524 for short The business Of the Sub
PAYMENTS es 6g3 e36 lion account e6i5 Bal
ance. s96, 436 3os 33. Gold Notea e596ool
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Fire In Csnesee-The Business Pertisa Of the
Town Destroyed.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Fl

ROCHESTER, n T. Friday A DriI go. l565.
A fire broke out in Genesee last evening about "A
o'clock in tho store Of s. p Bierges and before it
checked proved very destructive clerk wont into tho
cellar draw keroscne the faucet not working readily he
held his light near TO ascertain the reason, when fire
was communicated to the liquid and tho cellar i'm
mcdatey in flames. The citizens gathered promptly and
rendered all tho assistance possible but the flames could
bo subdued until the business portion Of the village
was destroyed.
The heaviest losers 8. T. Bicrges, Beach Olm-
stead and j. T. Bishop, ,dygoodsmerchants; s. ID. Beck
with druggist; Dodge Cole, hardware Dealers Mercer
Goodel taors aud j. Roraback. Tho loss Is estimated
at $50 600 nearly all of which is covered by insurance.
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port without careful examination, and, If she has the
Cholera on board, should be strictly Quarantined
It NAV safely be taken for granted that no vessels
like the Virginia and England will cross the ocean
this Summer without bringing the Cholera if loaded
urith nassangers.
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WHITE TuR IIATTBR's

E,ge,r BAZAAR aYo 3O3 Canal .t,ppo.s the Brsndfeth
Houe supplied county receiving the Latest spring and
Summer styles Felt and Straw HAT and CAPS IN variety Tor
Oent..iuen Boy. Misss. aud Children. Cal ani ersnine
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Amusemenis.
''.,,',,,., on,,, .c.nruv oe MTsIC

ITALIAN OPERA-ACADEMY or MuSi1o ~,
THIS AFTERNOON. at l. Aybers Opefa tkA & (,h
Hsbeman. Johsuns Rottef Joseph
Mime erha Johaunseu Messr Franz Jehn Joseph he'man
Heinrich steiuecke. Otto Lehman.
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Congress to vote for a uniform bounty Of $500 was
sdopied resolution adopted to request the Cover.
nor 10 call an extra session OF tho Senate for the al OF
Judge Smith of Oneida The report OF the Conference
COMMITTEES on the New-York City Tax Levy was adopted
and the bill passed The Governor having stated that he
had no further communication to make the Senate ad-
iourned de-
ASSEMBLY.
message was received from the Governor Yetong the
hill 10 facilitate the construction Of the Whitehall and
Pntsbur, Railroad and the bill to provide for the COM
pctpn of the Albany and Susquehannah kailroad Ihe
veto was sustained Resolutions of thanks 70 MI Ire
main sneaker of the House and Mr. Ltlclohn, Speaker
pro tenn were passed. The death of Wm McVey, member
from Cataraueus was announced, and appropriate reso
lutions 70 his memory adopted. The bill 70 regulate
proccdings at primary elections adopted.
The report of the Conference Committee on the New
York City Tax Levy was adopted. AT IL O'Clock the
Speaker announced the hour Of Adjournment
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m.x,,., R.,.r,, Csv,radie,ed.

SAN FRANCIscO. Cal, Friday, April ~ Isbb.
The Imperial Consul, Mr. Gutn, has received Mazatlan
adyces of March 2 and asserts that no battle had then
taken place.
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aggregates:
Hswley 1924. English. .43,433.
Hawley over English, Sal. Scattering, 10.
H.Gov... Winchester. .f1.913 Hyde ....-..foi26
Ste STATE .Pe,se. ...... i.iO5 0lney ........ 1886
Trsrsur,r .Tsiuter... Atl] Barbour. .....'i3l1J
Controller Battell. -. A.iOJ Kingsbury.. ftl6o
Republican najorin,-wIncbester 62; Pease, LS'ii
Tanter Lao. Battoll l.2)5
There ballots which MAKES he
ofea much give all according oth eiesr
intent Of the voters
On the other tickets the Republican majority
varies little from 1000 On Senators, it is 104O; on
Sherffs. ,254 The Democrats have the Sheritf' in
New. Haven and Fairfield Counties-the latter we at
tribute to the detection Of Danbury, which s nnta-
rally strong Republican town. but sixty law-deiy-
ing rumholes have made it this year Democratic. II
tho cause is permitted to continue we presume the
effect will abide also.
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
q Al 3. THE THREE GUAH

THIS EVENING At THE THRtE GUAkDsMEN., Ms
ioho Wood Madame Menua Scheler Miss Kate Newton me
so Fawcett Rowe g. Bonace. j. b Studey C. H. Rocswei
@ w Garrison j. H. Sodsd, Geo kames james Lewis j. J.
Hind J. J. Leigh, c. H. Morton
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Relative to foreclosure of mortgage on plank turnpike

Relative TO foreclosure Of mortgage plank or turnpike
roads,
Amending the act authorizing the formation OF town
insurance companies.
Incorporating the Harlem.Rver Savings Bank.
Amending the act relative 10 tho Public Administrator
Of kew-York.
Amending Charter of the Loaners Association.
Mr. LENT reported the New-Yosk City Tax Levy from
the Committee of Conferences the report agreed W.
and the bill passed
The clause as City Advertising was amended 40 a. 10
leave the designation OF the papers TO tho Mayor Con
troer and Corporation Counsel. The City Cbamberan's
item il fixed as 100000 the contingency for the City In
specors Department to 5000.
The term of the Croon Aqueluct Board is extended to
The bIl appropriates s. 900 to tho German School,
As 900 to the Juvenile Guardian Society and $1,000 TO tho
Womens Hospital. ..,
claim of the Chamberlain as City Treasurer.
The bill increases the pay the Metropolitan Fire Do
psrtment $4,000.
The clause stage routes is stricken on ana all tha'
renewing the power Of the Street Cleaning Board
clause has been inserted providing that there sha %
chosen At the next election iSe Councmen from eaeh
district the term OF office for each CounciiLan "
be year. ,,,,
concurrent resolusion having been adopted 10 aiou
sine die at l0f5 p the Governor having stated tna
had no further communication 10 make 10 the senate ths
Ieat Governor after brief and eloquent address, d"
clared the Senate adjourned without day
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The ANTI rIyCRUsTAToR-The letters Of steamship
officers manufacturers and others who have used It, show
that the Anti ncrustaor prevents the formation Of scale In
boilers every description and removes that which has
already formed An advertisement In another column will
interest those who have any CONCERN Ia boilers and ther
eeop0micL management
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THIS EVENING TIE HYPOCuONDRlAC: Charles Barras
s,ve a. Davenport Mis-. Alice seidlsI Miss O. sysie Ts
conclude with the efce OF TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NAlUhb
hesIs Lefingwel Edwards Misses ssyie Solder Mesaame
MrilL TxriII
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WINTER GARDEN

THIS EVENING. TIE FAIRY CIRCLE Mr. and hrs Barney
Wilsns Mr. spd Mr C. Waco it, MI w A. pons1son MS 1Is
y ishns,ut 10 conclude with TIE CUSTOMS OF THE COUN
TRY Or THE YANKEE HELP Mrs. Barney Williams Messrs
john Dyo,t, c. Wslcot, j., Mrs H. r. Gtftan
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TIE AMERICAN COrToS-PLASTISd AND LOAN Con-
rAyY-Th Company has been organized under the general
laws Of HewYok with Capital Of o. 100000 10 shares Of
t25 each with view to lending money for the working OF
cotton plantations secured by first mortgages and by pledges
Of oneha the crop addition The names Of the directors
which include many well known to the public and the plans OF
the Company win be found set forth 10 advertisement
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BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. ,
THIS AFTERNOON. At 3 AVID THIS ENENlNu az ~ LIT
FtRTHQiIAKE OR THE sPECTER or THE NlLE-ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND CURlOSlIlES
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u,AIrAcKls THRATFI

WALLACkS
THIS EVENING at Don CESAR DE BAzAN Mes'Is
Ise Walack John Gib.ft. Browne Ward Cha Fisher b. L.
Tin.sod Pope Graham Miss Madeline Henhlues Mrs John
So Mis- Mary Barrett Mile Lima Wendell Ms Louise Carmin
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Business q olites.

The LAST DAYS of ex-President Martin Van
Buren, were made comfortable by Of JONAS WELCOMES
ASTHMA Letters in possession from his physician and
from Mr Van Bureu himself express much athcaton With the
results ofits
Extract hom the Life Of Washington lng" by his nephew
Pero 81 Irving Vol. ", page 27l
doctor prescribed eIpermen-whai had been suggested
by DR. TO- W. Holmes visit Jonas Whtcomb Remedy
for Asthma easpoonful wines Of to be taken every
four hours good night the result"
purely Ahmstc character has failed to give prompt
relief many permanent has been effected Nodsn
ger need be spprehenJed iuan maJ take with
perfect safety. (see ceular)
JOSEPH BURNETT Co, Boston,
soleIPrOpretors
For salebyisI druggists
RAYMoSDs PROPOSALS.
srRNG SEASON 1856.
Raymond proposes sell his mmenss Spring Stock Of
Fashionable Elegant and Seryicesbs CLOTHING ue in cut
workmanship finish the principle witch hs, hitherto
enabled portion Of the popular trade
and the country srsevr at the most moderate
prices which cash business magnitude will justify
RAYnoSD.
Nos i3l, i23 and las Fatonst.,
Opposite Herald Office
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NiBLO's GARDEN.

NiBLOS GARDEN.
THIS FVFNING THE HUNCHBACK Miss BsteInen as yuhs
Miss Vernon Messrs j. C. Cowper Chas Pope Geo Bects
W Bl1isdsl h. Bary Houies, Lewis. Kende
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RRYANTS MINSTRELS.

HIPPODROME. CHALLENGE DANCE. SilLoCk or Ihh
JEW or CHATlIAM.Sf; Mssrs. Dan Bryant Ira Paine,
Chs. Henry O. s Fowler " r GIier Ron Howard d. Reed n
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OPERA-WALLACKS THEATER
THIS AFTERNOON, at I. the Opera OF ORMA; BENEFIT
sisnor Ma,mlan Miss Mccullough Mile Stella signor Behn
kisnlI IOTTlanl
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Nem'Uork Daily gribm,te.
SATURDAY, APRIL 81. 1866.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival of the Arizona at this port have
from Panama to April 49, from Caao to March q, and
from Valparaiso TO March 10. Commodore Nulez is said
10 have received orders from his Government to lombard
Valparaiso The Spanish steamer has been fred upon
from the Chan shore, and 80 to 40 men killed. tori
bic steamship explosion has taken place al Aspinwa at
which 50 killed and "a wounded. NiroglyceriDe
was supposed TO be the cause Of tho calamity.
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WOODS THEATE

BROADWAY THEATER
THIS EVENING, A. SDLDN SHlNGLE MI John r. Owe ms
TE LIVE INDIANi Mr. John L. Owens Matinee at t-SoLON
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CONCFRT-CHlCKERiNG' ROOMS. No Csc Broadway.
THIS EVENING Mile Eussne Banetches farewell CONCERT
Miss r. w. Ssnor Fossa. Mr. j. Prune, Mr. B b. MI T. L. MI
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NEW-YORK CIRCUS. -
THIS FVFNTNG at 2. EQUESTRIAN aud GIMNASTlC FER
FORMANCES. Mr.. James Robinson. Little Clarence, MaHe
seaus. Matinee at a O'Clock
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IRVING HALL. -
THIS EVENING. Musical Performances by BLIND TOM
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LYoN's IsssCr POWDER, for DISCRIMINATING Roaches'
Ants veim preserving f' and clothing from MONS Inc
orin, and genuine is signed LYON All others limitations
Take Powder but LroSs sod by all druggists a"
by BARNES Co. No q Part row.
AYEFPEcTUAL WORM MEDfCINE-The combination
used making BRowSs vKKmyUaE coxFrs is such
a. to give the best possibIe eh,c, with safety
Warm. in the stomach cause irritation oen prolonged sickness
and an be removed only by of remedy which will be
found in the yaaxFUss COxrrs
An OLD AND WE'LL TRIED REMEDY.-MRs WINS
lows Soothing for children eethns has stood the test
thirty year. Millions Of mothers testify that IL reliable an'
perfectly Relieves the child from pain '''en' 'ne
gums res.es bowels gives uf,nt troubled with conc pans
quiet sleep and it. parents unbroken res. Price IS cents bottle
AN EXTENDED POPULARITY" BROWNS BRoS-
cs1 TRocHxs have b,s the public years E,chyeH
ends them ia localities in various pirs OF the world The
Trohe. pronounced universally superior to all other articles used
for similar purposes, For relieving Coughs Colds and Thros Dis
sa,e. the Troche, have beeu p,orsd relsble
ECONOMY should be practced by everybody III all
thing. One dollar expended Purchasing bottle Of JArSEs
ErPscroRAsr by ronbed with ssh Cough or Hcaene
or Sore Tho, may the Of doctors bill neglected.
Cough oneu Consumption slight Inflammation Of 'n'
lining the usual symptoms oil which are 'o'e
Throat and Breast will lead through want oil Al
ention Bronchitis days delay entail months OF suffering
Let the afflicted try at once ErPzoroRAsr standard
remedy and s properties have been tested by thousands Of
persons who have their heath by su Sod eveywhee
HOSIERY,
UNDER GARMENTS and
MEMS FURHIsHIHG u oDs'
GREATEST VARIETY,
GODDy
LOWEST PRICEs.
vAsDxRIIr TAYLOR. Nse A Rankin c')
No " Bowery.
No sS5 Hrosdwsy COT Twenty second a.
DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER
SPRING Has REALLY CoME-There can no longer
be any doubt abou Nothing shabby Old Hat
See one Of s Winter. alongside of Ksox. beautiful spus
ses aud YOU will at once understand the why s gentle
mea vending their way KSOr Nos ISL Fulton " and 'J'
Broaiway-the cuy emporium Of fashion
Morn AND FRgCKLgS.
Ladies afflicted with Dscoloratlons on the Face called moh
asCxir IoTos !. i@i,llele Prepared By pr rrSnr m
nermatOosi. No 70 Bond NY Sodby all druggists To Nc"
York and elsewhere Price ~
A CURE AT LAST One more disease conquered
wonderful discovery known as MErCALrss oksh hHhUkAro
REssDY Iii soldby al Dr1ss".
DowYER'S COMPOUND BALsAMC BALsAM Oh FIR
TRoouE-rhs great Curative for a. rno, Osss aug Lung
Wholesale at No 511 liud.onst
VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY. --Mes5rs COLE
Monday lJt inst at the Conmercia Exchange NO IO'
fuy .stei bswesn Sixth sevsnthsy and Seventh and
Eighh overlooking the bay and convenisnI oi access oy the
Fiah-avc. Railroad and Smith At car.
WIGS, ToUPgRs, and ORNAMENTAL HAIR, frs! quail
ity Hair Dye aud DyenE at BAroaELoRs 10 Bond si.
s. NJ. PErrRssrLL & Co., NEWSPAPER ADvBRrIs-
ING AaEyrs No n Paktow New YOh esab,hsd in s,g.
agents for The Tribune Al, the newspapers tho United States
aud British Provinces
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CONCERT-ACADEMY or MUSIC. ~
THIS EVENING fnh and LAST CONCERT Of the PiILHAh
MONIC SOCIETY NEWYO YORK: Grand orchestra eighty per
formers Miss Mas Brainad Mr. William Mason MI Carl Berg
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FOX's OLD BOwERY TuEATER. - ~
THIS EVENING. JACK AND GILL WENT UP THE hill
MI O. L. Fox as Clown; also DRAMA and FARCE
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CONNECTICUT.

The official vote for Governor gives the following
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MARvIN's PATENT Door LOOKS
FoR HOUSES SroRBs
THsV cASSor PICKED
THET
ksY ggIGHs ONLY QUARTER
49,. r. No. 265 BROADwAY New York
MARVIN Co. No. 724 CHKsrSUr ST.. Phlsde phia
Also Msrvin's Patent Fire aud Burglar Proof Sales
RELIABLE REMEDY
rpes worms with young children will be found
in BROWNS YsRxFuaE coxFIrs woRx LozRSeE which
pleasant the aud child will refuse to take them.
The combination Of ingredients used in making the Conf,s
such o give the best possible effect with safety
CHBvALIgRs LIFB P0R THE HAIR
Gray Hair original color strengthen and promote
the growth Of the weakest hair stop m falling out keep the head
COOL and healthy be used freely contains nothing inuh
unparalleled Hair Dressing and recommended and used
BY bes, Physien Sold by all Drugg and Once No
a3 Brosawsy " where information respecting the treatment
OF the hair will be freely given, from Ito Up
sARks A CHsvALiER. d.
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EVENING SESSION.

APPROPRIATIONS CHARITABLE PURPOSES
The following appropriations have passed both oussst
For Orphan Asyums Homes for the Frieadess 60. 60.
$4,000.
Said amount divided among the several counties 10
proportion to their respective valuation. The thus
awarded to be paid the following institutions In New Yors
and Brooklyn Home for the Friendess and Shelterine
New York; Brooklyn Industrial School, the Coored
Orphan Asylum OF New York Female Guardian Society.
York. Home for the Friendess Five Points HOUSE OF
Industry Forest Orphan Institute; Free School attached
Sacred Heart Hebrew benevolent Society Orphan Home
attached Protestant Episcopal Church Protestant Half Or
phan Asylum Roman Catholic Orphan Asyiums at Brookn
and New.York st. Josephs Orphan Asylum New nofki
Union Home School for destitute children OF Sountecs
and other orphan asyums and hocs excepting the sks
and Watts Orphan Asylums Of Nsw.York CITY,
Also the following: ,c,,,
For the Thomas Orphan Asylum Of Destitute Indian Children
AaOOO, TO aid in finishing building 1900; Juvena GuGdao
Society OF HewYork oO School attached 20 b. Mary
Church Oh Oo School attached 70 st. Bridses Church
for the Church of the acuate Conception 0 FOR the
of tue State except those In New York Ciy ou IN
cndng the Jews Hospital NewYork Inirmary and others
at5OOJ,: Society Of the New York Hospital ti%oWi
fJnon Home Sohoo the maintenance and eduoason Of
chldren OF yolun ees York Ophthamic Hospital
40 Ou, New. York Ego aud Ear Infrmary eooo Womsns
fndrmary Washington Heights s20o Cascsdia Psacs In
frmarv g. 900; New-York Dspensary 5000: B2odsI
Homeopathic Dispsnsary o. 900; Demt Dispcnsary 1os
iermaa DspeDsary. $500; Homeopathic Dispelsary SLn
Dspcnsagy om@patho on Seventh at. $500 lro0 yn ,s
nensary 300 Brooklyn Central Dsvensa" SV, BrooNga
Homeopathic Dspensiry. $3.50
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Apple Orchard,

and other Fruit Trees on the premises
McMichaefs Greek runs through this land.
SECOND.-AH that certain lot or piece
of land situate in Fennersville, IN said town.
ship of Hamilton, adjoining The premises
first above described, lands of Joseph p. Hell
Ter and the Parsonage lot, containing
One Acre and Ten Perches,
strict measure. Being the same premises
which David KemmcIer and wife, by Deed
bearing date the 29th of March, 1850, and
recorded at Stroudsburg, in Deed Book, Vol.
4, page 6I2, granted and conveyed TO the
said Joseph Fenner. The Improvements
fharpOn are n
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36 feet wide by so feet long. There is an
Apple Orchard and other Fruit Trees on
the premises, Spring of Water near the
house, and a small stream of water running
through the land.
FOUR RTEENI,H- that certain mes
suage and tract or piece ofland situate in the
township of Jackson, in said county of Mon
roe, adjoining lands of Frederick Doll, land
late OF Michael Zacharias, land late of ia
cob Engler, and land of John D. Frailey,
and containing 46 ACRES and 70 PER
CHES, more or less. Being the same
premises which George Zacharas and wife,
by Deed, bearing date the 9Th day of April,
A. d. 1856. and recorded at Stroudsburg, in
Deed Book, vol. Z, PIP. 366, granted and con-
veyed to'the said Joseph Fenner. The i'm
provements thereon are a Frame Dwelling
House, about lS by 20 feet. Frame Barn
with Stone Stabling Hereunder, about %
IT. square. This tract is nearly all cleared
and under cultivation, about one-half thereof
being Meadow.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Joseph Fenner, and to be sold by
me for cash.
CHARLES HENRY, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office Stroudsburg,
August l6, 1866.
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Sheriff's Sale,

| bY VIRTUE OF writ of t1eri facias (in-
EO QUESTION waived) to me directed, issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county, will expose TO sale, at public
vendue, on
Saturday, the'1st day Of September nect,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Court
House, in the borough of Siroudsburg, the
following described Real Estate to wit:
FIRST.-AH that certain messuage tene-
ment and tract of land situate at Fenners-
vile, in Hamilton township, Monroe county,
adjoining other land of Joseph Fenner,
lands of Jerome Swartwood and John Ying-
er, other land of the said Fenner, land of
George Miller, land of John II. Fenner, 9TH
er land of said Joseph Fenner, and land of
Joseph p Heller, Containing SIXTY A
CRES, AND ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY PERCHES, more or less. Being
the messuage and tract Of land first describ-
cd in Decd from Henry Fenner and wife,
to said Joseph Fenner, bearing date April l,
A. ID. 1914, and recorded at Stroudsburg, in
Deed Book, Vol. 3, PIP. 125.
The improvements thereon are a PLANK
TANNERY, two stories high, 80 #. wide
by lis it. in leng h, to which is attached
LEACH HOUSE AND BARK MILL, 26
#. wide by 60 #. in length (also two stories
high) Together with the Steam and Wa
ter Power belonging and appertenant to said
Tannery. There are also two BARK
SHEDS on said premises near said Tan
nery Zone of them 20 IT. in width by 100
#. in length, with Lean to attached The
other Of them % #. in width by about 60 #.
in l4gth.) Also HIDE no USE near said
Tannery, about ID by 20 it. Also,
Stone Tavern, aazsza
two stories high, 40 by 45 ft., with STONE
KITCHEN attacned, % feet square. A
FRAME SHED 40 by 42 feet. A BLACK
SMITH SHOP about 20 feet square. 4
PLANK STORE-HOUSE 81 by 30 feet,
story and a half high, with two small
Frame buildings attached thereto, used for
the purpose of storing goods. Also a
PLANK TAILOR SHOP, one story high,
16 by 24 #.
AlSs, lage two story PLANK Dwell
LING HOUSE. "a feet by 40 feet, with
PLANK KITCHEN n alta ched, 16 by "a ft
and Smoke House and Wash House near
by. Also, a FRAME BARN with Stone
Stabling underneath, SO # wide by % it
in length, with two Frame Stables attached
thereto. each of them about 80 #. square.
Also. two-storv PLANK DWELLING
HOUSE, about Is by 24 it., with Kitchen
attached, about 10 it. square. Also, a
FRAME STABLE in the rear OF said
house, about "a feet square. The land is
all improved and in a good state of cultiva-
ton. And there is an
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lob PRINTING.

OF ALL KINDS,
Executed in he highest style of the Art, and onthe
most reasonable terms.
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1S48, and recorded at Stroudsburg, in Deed
Book, Vol. A, page 267 &C., granted and
conveyed to the said Joseph Fenner, and
the same which Jerome Swartwood and wife,
by Deed bearing date the l7lh day of May.
A. ID. 1855, and recorded at Stroudsburg, in
Deed Book, Vol. Z, page 1914, granted and
conveyed to the said Joseph Fenner. The
improvements thereon are