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New-York tribune., 1867-09-24
proposaIs.
OFFcs UNITED srsrEs bSGiSEgR AGkScr.)
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DFytcy ryIrE SrsrEs AGENCI.)
No BowLISG GKsES, NEwYoHK CRY.
DROPOsALs for DREDGEBOAT.-The un-
derd hereby sealed proposals fr hahns asd equppnf
slr the Deicesoa's nthsri,ea
n, Of the M.pp R,e ia accordance With diawsss
sst sprcsuaou, visible ,ni pse,o.. to ). furnished $
e M.PP River {" or beo" SswoeAa' asAe charge
hs Dressoai dOeG eade Ice fee, :.r .,a
o. fed h ssred Sa tie bosu o the t :. %. srss o. tss
W. to sc = re-, Si,ns,.r and the
eatsr ready ,u.ng dr. any depth re. J. I. % FEET ..
ss, .s .saS ". - Exceeding Tia. a liz ,aits ii .ea.
i ',sss f., 1TnDry .Ss. e.
Pectng the patenss asi vsnssAP su DC eneer "
Tie to he propelled thrsush.u voyage hetwees
y.; an. % deliver & By T ~: S:s,s. -,
sd for work of the pteaeb. ass he's deliver, at the p'' de-
30 BIDS viii b cssdsr.d except those practically .rsartd the
s.S s,a .,. seI.sasy Inspected n. sS sd ss@., q tie
Dreebeat e~p!'yes experts ''.e P''e nl.r"'s 'e-
Bd,ie i...5s.4 e. the sv';s Proposals. fer be's's'''
4 .sss;.. & :: the SsS.s S: ss ,.s b, n. s.n
the bidder Will contract pel, ,Ia,es sss aeer
sIi D.. ss 2..;sS} ..s 'ss s&SF s'T' :Ss
ssss :: viii iss IL ses On e m day :. ot.
which s they vii "g1sd TIE co.i .a lend ras ,. s.ss .
hun sl ty OF oc:hcr s th, hos; .ssi ss
S.'S s IL, S.T T': :. Ss - @ hereafter -'''
asr .s,s a! q. ,sT, stssI,d % Ne, II. .set price
the beat s.d e.mpsop q The h'srs 'ss the s,,ss s
approved % approval Of the beat ansT ssPsusa
al weTk BY the duly anbsntee sn'er
sges rnted States all the trial trips having bees saa PR.
shall thus far been cenPed Win
and tal at the pemt oidehiy 40.
efthe cehtse; - the snm s fzoss
sucepcy he certied
District Csat the hahes si the saretes
yiih hs . De xnbxtfed with the bid
full copy of the specifications and Of ths advertisement sat be
Attacbta s rsch bid. ....-
The bids ssd GUARANTEES he the printed ssss be
had al this oslo , ..
be and copies of Peesostess
Office Copies Of the spectesss can ako lie ea at the
Isd States Esg saces 10 Philadelphia and Eesfsr
The reserves ,se right 10 reject asd all bids
In o the contract shah he signed
fan drawings the Dreage aud
TO the
wekRe atAwisg
- III NJ ID. MeALkSrER
Brr,et Brighter. \. A., Major " kpgs.
In charge ip prsveRent Month VI Ma. River
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oE AvESuEs.

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Corporation iaOtit.s.

-
CORPORATION SALE of REAL ESTATE
~ At AUCTION notice hereby l,er ,A.. hs NON
Sakng Fssa will sfer fer SALE at public ascoa
DAY Oct a. 1861 the Exchange Saeses Na n
way pieces parcels Of iGpsyea AID asspe.
ESTATE belonging the Mayer Ahsr2es and CssrssA '
CITY st Sswisrk
Descriyrss property tsgetAr with the erss ard
sppheasa al ns Ofce whers w
sS1, Of the property 10 be re
Wsrrastes will be given 70 ali parehsserA ,.u
RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Cs.treller
sf Finance Cenrslers Nexfsrk Sept To- l6o
Cir1 OF Nrvyonx. pxpaHrnrSr Sr FisScE)
Rvnssv " REcElv.N er TAkss,
NEw Covxr .Hsvss. PAsK, sept " I'D.
NOTICE TO X-PAYERS.-'The Books Tor
Taxes Persssal will be spcnd fer rrnen tnn
.sce o. MONDAY NEXT "a ssptse Das sstc' VII se gives
"Ae' we '''' w "'' A'' BRRNARp sNrTH, Receiver.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
s.pi...s nss :a.a y:s.es @ srr- :.
York sfoctss lss Iasel - 6asd Jssrs sr
o.s & a 0i T sSs, isS Pes Jsrsn tor cssr,
Pnt Jsres for Css sf oyes Ast reruiner
Cesrs Pas asa ~ ss
for sspses Courts Ps ssst i've Pssss
.--...-- wM G. CONNER. Cers
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4urnitar.
Y,aal xstifss.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT CITY and
~ County Of New Yorh ohAsLD EnNoLpS JavMAS
Plaintiffs against Hoes pse.4... s'r.:ss S s .sssy &C.
named: hereby smnnsssd 80 reSred ys~v, we
eaiss in this aeuoe which VII 70 ~ IN es, All n AID
and to serve copy q zee, s,..ss " M s 4 ~ CITY Of
Ks~Yoi within wss, days snsr the service TINS NJ ~
YOU exclusive service aad NIL -.
s.mpsut vhin The time Aforesaid the plaintiff this setes wiz ,cc
iudsn, ssainst yoa for d hrse hustrst asa
dollars om tho tseeg tns eAy AZ
eight hna.red and seven, eessdee sss ess" ~
"' ~ L0WREY FRsNsI0IL 4 sOREN, PLAINTIFF Mtsras,.
The complaint ia this action hd la the onee o. tne % ~ %s
co.st, III Se AZ Hail. 10 the City Of On w"
gsL d.s Of August is6-Dat@d New resk August nth
LOWRY. fRASslQLi soRAs' f~iaS'' A"~%'~
su2T laHswrc
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Us ExeiS.sm Oyp,s Nswpsxr r. l., sept 90 1907.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at

- this a. the Is. day Of October seI for renewing essrue
sssuch River Weps Harts Gem hs ohsiruc,'en
consist s three ~ rocks lying eetwees The RAlsad ssss are hs
the fetal cost e sg these reks and renewing them ss the
chaunet
ef h advertisement must accompany each popo Each bid
printed guaranty signed BY tao rrsssts
parties.
Blanks fer proposals With form Of guaranty viii be furnished hss this
ance APPLICATION The Of the wsEk Will bs Ad It's ccApls
Further ipbsusl can obtained application a, this sGcs
Rarssd Depot ..- .. t'.
An proposals should addressed the urdsrsea and sdsrsea
the envelope Prcpssss wsper HaYbs Cssn
t -" '. ID. e. HOUSTON, Major Of Engisser.
Bv. Gel T. n. Array.
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C,IrY nr NoRWICH WATER. WORKS.

NITY OF NORWICH WATEh-W ORho.-
40 CONTRACTORS kc-Tbe Board Of Water Cennsosets
h c.of receive proposals % the furnishing
"a .s.tng N their connections an the eeavssa
ss csSliag treahes the proposed Cy ssr"eh "sef
inspected and form Of sse and 'caeH'
obtained the ofce r. T. Fannng Arehees G hssts
Proposals be delivered at the bsgineers onee ~
Bank buaE sheakeL NorSich, CoRn en- benfe ae ~
inst The President Of the Board OF whei Oon
ssd adorsea Tender for Water rses ans les"s
Nsrxieh" Al.
The Boa ri de- act ssa themselves to accept As
lsves e tender.
NorScs. Cons. Sept H. 1851
o. = FSssSxsx oY,ics Nxwroxr. R. L. sept 1857
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tihs
- ose Of October for repairing the nssee
Cedar Point Westpo Haros Csos
will REQUIRED wsrk ae1t s0 cnbc yards sf tscss sees
be IS 70 "a cubic feet S1e
and 10 6rn Proposals will state 'he Pee per
cubic yani Of lsyng scasg fsrnishiss the stone
The Govern the right eef ssy or ah eAS
cspy OF this aeoupasy each popst haes oA
naa contain printed guaranty asned I'VE "
sm this oGce application The esst Of he "srk vi" Paa o. ~
completes. ,.,., -u..s.. =. ~. .1.. =, n.
Mr. Aersuer NegsT westpsr Csss sr was. sssre ~
Railroad Depot -, ..,.-.I -.
H. for westpsrt Hsrss Cssa"
~ r d. &. HOUSTON,
Mssr Of Esgueers. Buevet Csspel, L. \ Array
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-26
LOVES LIGHT.

Last year she wandered through the WOOD,
The spring was on the breeze,
And overhead, among the trees,
The building cushatS cOOed and cooeds
And Ali around hundred notes
Poured fresh and sweet from warbhng
throats,
And she was gay with earth's GLAD mooo.
With girlish, laughing glee she strayed
Amid the primrose flowers.
And from the hawthorn shook in show
erS
The fragrant blossoms-wanton maid
And making havoc as she went,
Her merry voice glad sunshine sent
OF song and carol through the glade.
Again the spring was in the grove,
Blithe caroled every bird,
And overhead again was heard
The plaintive cushats grooming love-
Again along the primrose glade,
Beneath the thorns the maiden strayed,
And felt the spring her pulses move.
But not again she shook the sprays
With playful fingers rude,
To scatter in her careless mood
Their blooms along the forest ways;
But violet and primrose fair E
She gathered in garland rare,
And lily bells, and fragrant mays.
And she was glad, she knew not why,
And yet her heart knew well lffft
That fairer smiled each bloomy dell,
And brighter glowed the glowing sky,
The Silly beauty of the place,
= And passed into her musing face, ~
And softened all her lustrouS eye.
And through the woodland on she moved
Until she reached the stile, lf u lee
And, resting there, saw many mile
OF field and mead, where cattle roved;
The homestead and the cottage small,
Her eye dwelt lovingly on all
She loved them, for she was beloved.
Last year, she was q hayward child
A merry mad-cap thing
And frolic as'the birds that wing
Their random flights along the wild;
But love has come, and, everywhere,
In blooming earth and balmy air,
1t seemed as though an angel smiled.
And what is love? A sympathy,
An intuition rare,
A sense that need hath meier
OF words to thread the intricacy
OF thought and feelings maze;
foretaste OF the eternal days,
When God shall tighten every eye.
-CornhilE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-26

THE London and Northwestern is
the longest railway in Great Britain,
measuring 1874 miles 1t also has the
greatest annual receipts, which are
over s3T, 000. 600. The Great Western
measures 1856 miles; the Northwest
ern, 1905 miles the Great Eastern
$50 miles. During the forty one wears
which have elapsed since the first
railway was laid down in England
So, 500,000,000 in gold have been in,
vested in railway capital, and the va
rious lines now in operation measure
1929 miles in length. English rail-
way extension has for the present
almost ceased.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-26

Men get strange things into their
heads very often, but not often any
thing so strange as taoo bats of ice re-
Gently found in the skull of a man in
London, upon a post molten exami-
nation. Is there possible meta
physical explanation of the phe-
nomenon? We have heard of men
being frozen with terror" Could
these have been chunks of the emo
ton too big to melt?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-26

THE repeal of the paper duty in
England has greatly reduced the
number of worthless or indecent pub
LEGATIONS, by cheapening really good
ones into a profitable competition
with them. There are about thirty
such publications, but their combined
circulation is less than that Of one
large weekly newspaper
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-26

The Kels0 England Chronicle
says that most fierce and unmanage-
BILE horse, whose plungings threatened
the life Of his rider, who could neither
control nor disn CUNT from him, was
tanned in moment, in that place re-
Gently by the following process:
g Mr. McDougal took a piece of
whipcord, which he tied with a firm
knot on the end of the animals ear,
which he bent gently down, fastening
the end of the string to the check
buckle of the bride, which done, he
patted the horses neck once or twice,
and said, Now, let me see you go
quietly home like a good horse, and,
astonishing to relate, it moved off as
gently as if nothing had happened.
Mr.. McDougal says he has seen, in
London, horses which no manner of
force could make go, while this mild
treatment was always successful. ;r4
This, reminds us of a very amusing
story told Of iIleehp Rareys dtm n1lH0IHi He
tau Been, terribly anuu ~ dss as stran-
gers always are, by the horrible, indie
scribable braying of the jackasses,
which coming to market early in the
morning with vegetables, always inn
prove the hour when strangers are
enjoying the half doing delight which
Immediately precedes the pain of get
ting up, to bray with especial vehe-
mence singly and in chorus. No one
who has not suffered it, can appreciate
the brick-bat rubbing, saw-filing eff
feet of it on the strongest nerves.
Rarey could not stand it, and he
swore he wouldn't. He watched the
awful little beasts with a professional
keenness sharpened by personal pain,
to see if there was any practical
BILE way to stop their braying without
cutting their throats, but almost re-
solved to do that, if there was no 9TH
er remedy. He soon noticed that the
animal invariably Strengthened its tail
out as stiff as poker when the eruc-
ton commenced, and he darted with
the rapidity of genius to the conclu-
sion that as the tail and the bray went
together, the bray couldn't go without
the tail, so he determined to hold the
tail down. He tied a number of the
heavy lava paving stones to stout
strings with slip knots on the ends.
and while the owners were enjoying
their cafe latta'' at some neighboring
cafe, he slipped the nooses over the
unsuspicious tails, and retired to
watch the result. In few minutes
an especially noisy jackass was seen TO
open his mouth, and gasp convulsive-
ly. He stood gaping for three
or four seconds. He wheezed. and
the lava block swung sullenly at his
heels as he strained to lift his tail out
to the braying level. But no sound
came. He looked plaintively round
at his companions as if to ask them
what allied him. His lips shook and
he dropped the artchichoke leaves he
had been munching as the idea enter.
ed his superstitious fancy that the
devil had some how got out of the
hogs into him. Another tried. but an
inarticulate grunt was all he couId
reach. They all tried chorus. which
had only that same morning ratified
and crashed through every street and
lane, but in vain. There was silence
that day in the " Strangers Quarter
and rejoicing in every piano" from
the Piazza del Popolo" to the "Pi-
azza d Espagna.
.myg Indianapolis Journal.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-26

The Chicago Tribune tells Of a d.
vorce decree that was entered in one
of the Courts at that place, within less
than three hours from the service of
the summons on the defendant. That
was short work, and we now expect
that Chicago will hardly have board
ing room enough for the parties who
will flock there to take advantage of
the laws that make divorce easy, to
rid themselves of uncongenial flesh.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-26

that / will sell to any one who wishes to
embark in that business. The goods are
salable and seasonable, and a GOOD BAR
SA1N wiz be given to the purchaser. Call
or address, before the LIST of March
E. A. COOKE,
anzo oIm 4p No. First Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-26

The Paris Moniteur says that nearly
all the wood necessary to build the
temporary covering to protect the
Holy Sepulchre during the restora-
ton of that hallowed edifce has
reached Jerusalem 1t is intended to
complete the work before Easter.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-26
MACHINEsTS.

Excelsior Stove Works.
BLEMKER, TILLMANN & GO.
Foundry, corner Sixth Street and Canal.
ONCE at n. E. Blemker's, No. IA Seconr
Street, bet. Main and sycamore.
YEyHIS NEW FACTORY is NOW
u. fun operation, and is mannfactur.
COOKING STOVES,
For Wood and Coal,
HEATING STOVES,
For Wood and Coal,
All of the latest and most approved pat
terms.
Sh,ilJets and Lids,
Ogens and Lids,
Odd Lids,
Sugar Kettles,
Dog Irons,
Crates, and
Castings IN general.
Also manufacturers of
COPPER and sHEET-IRoN WARE
and dealers in
MANTLES and CRATES,
TIMERS STOCK,
TEMPLATE, ~
SHEET IRON and COPPER WARE.
itA5' e JAPAN WARE,
grt BRITANNIA WARE t-3
e BUCKET-EARS, fossil
WIRE, s3.l. fg...4
BASfING SPOONS,
al LADIES and SWIMMERS
.,-a,t,ss ,ftafs SHOVELS, &C., &C.;
in fact, everything in our line. A large
and complete stock. All warranted as re-
presented HsH
Orders and calls solicited before purchas-
ing anywhere else, at
I'll. E. BLEMK ER'S,
IL = s .e IA Second Street, 4
au13 81 Evansville, Ind.
Evening star., 1867-04-02
TO WHOM ASSESSED
Westvardly fron tbs

we.twardly from the
northeast angle Of the
square, thence along
Eew YORK avenue
twenty feet, thence at
right angles with said
avenue thirty-fou feet, /,
thence southwestward-
~ 90 o point twenty
seven feet mine inches
from Ninth street,
thence twence twenty
seven feet nine inches
70 Ninth street, thence
three feet three inches
due north along Ninth
street. thence thirteen
feet ten inches az right
angles with Ninth
street, thence twenty
two feet eight inches
northwardly to Q point
IT right angles rom
the place Of Beginning,
Evening star., 1867-04-02
70 WHOM ASSESSED.

Ing, interest from Sep
temoef I, 1s6j....S65.7e
hay. Henry....-.........
Paving tar interest from
October Is, 1856. eiO1.42
Tax water and gas ser
vice pipe, interest from
August 29, 1866. /. .9l1.00l
Having . front Of eigh-I
teen feet two inches,
and next adjoining the
sopth twenty-five feet
front Of said lot BY the,
depth thereof. |
Ditto .................
First tnstaliment water
tax x...............1.S2
Tax paving and curb
ing, interest from Jan.
nary 8, lee6. .......a25. 70
BEING the north twenty
stx feet nine three-Quar-
ter inches front Of said
lot BY the depth thereof.
Hoffman. Henry.
Beginning 1t the north
east corner of said lot,
running thence south
westwardIy. twenty
feet, thence south forty :
hye feat, thence easi.
twenty feet, thence,
north fifty three feet
hve and half inches toI
the beginning.
DITTO ,......
Evening star., 1867-04-02

stI1h &ds u
s. p e ... ... rssassi rag
T~saa fesgai4 serfs 1fhEss
- ~iS-ft-.t. A2
Evening star., 1867-04-02
lTO WHOM ASSESSED.
HAYYia Y and a II

Harris, v and A II.
First installment water
TAX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .o6
Herbert, ". W., trust A.
i. Irwin.
First ipstallment water
M1 M1................4.3e SO
hindmAn, William ......
Hines. VIM. II.
Beginning on Seven.
teenth street west, one
hundred and thirty.
four feet three inches,
rom the northwest
corner OF said sQnare,
thence south Along the
line Of said street nine :
NAn feet nine inches,
5 thence east ninety.four
feet six in ches, thence
south nineteen feet nine
inches, thence west
ninety.four feet SIX in
ches to the beginning
Hounschtld, Wm., trust
A. Heitmtllef.
First instaliment water
tAx..,...-........f2.S6
Being the south fourteen
teet four and half in.
ehes front Of said lot,
hy the depth thereof.
Herbert, VIM. j. and T. s.
Beginning at the south
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-03-07
10 the Public i'm General
PATENT WHITE WIRE FOR
Clothes ines


4 BEG leave TO call your attention 10 an
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Stroudsburg, July 13, 1865.
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original color, and cause it TO assume It's
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4th. 1t will cure all Humors and Diseas-
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It's appearance, as in youthful days.
The Martha Washington Hair Restorer'
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moon in brightness and glory.
The best testimony that can be givea will
be undTnSide Of each bottle.
Warranted to do all we claim fer il, or the
money refunded. after using two bottles.
Try Is, aud be Convinced.
DREHER & BRO, Agents,
STROUDSBURG, PA.
SIMONDS g. CO, proprietors.
FITZWILLIAM ~, n. III.
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular, giving informa
,ou of the greatest Importance to the young
of both sexes.
It teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
torsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail
to send their Address, and receive copy
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Address p. o. Drawer, 21.
Feb Ii, '67.-6m. Troy, n. Y.
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administrator Notife.

Estate Of MAR y KELLER, late Of Ham
iton township, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of
/ Y Administration, Cum T'estamento An
ncro, upon the above named Estate, have
been granted to the subscriber by the Regis
ter of Wills of said county. All persons IN
debted to said Estate will make immediate
payment, and those having claims against
the same, will present them duly authenti-
Gated for settlement.
DAVID KELLER, Admir-.
Siroudsburg, Feb. 7, 1867.
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WINDOW PAPER,
COTTAGE SHADES, &c
PROPOSALS.
Pennsylvania Agricultural Land Scrip
For Sale


The Board Of Commissioners now Offer
for sale $4,000 acres of agricultural Col
lege Land Scrip, being the balance of the
Scrip granted to the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the endowment of Agrcul-
tural Colleges in this State.
Proposals for the purchase of this Land
Scrip, addressed to "The Board of Commits
sioners Of Agricultural Land Scrip" will be
received at the Surveyor Generals office, at
Harrisburg, until - o'clock, NJ, on We'd
nesday, April 10, 1867.
This land may be located in any State or
Territory, by the holders of the scrip, upon
anyofthe inappropriate lands Except mineral
iands) Of the United States, which may be
subject to sale at private entry. Each piece
ol scrip represents-a quarter section OF one
hundred and sixty acres. Is issued IN blank,
and will be transferable, without endorse
Ment or formal assignment. The blank need
not be filed until the scrip is presented for
ieeation and entry, when the party holding
II can fll the blank and enter the land in
Ills own name. Bids must be made as per
acre, and no bids viii be received for less
than one quarter section.
The Scrip will be issued Immediately on
lhe payment Of the money to the Surveyor
Deneral. On all bids for a less ouant,ty
Aah $4,000 acres, one-third of the purchase
money must be paid within ten days, and the
remaining two.thirds within thirty days af-
YER notification Of he acceptance of the bid
VI olds BY the Board Of Commissioners.
'ACOB NJ. CAMPBELL, Suryr- Gent,
> For The Board Of Commissioners.
HARRISBURG. Feb. n, 1867.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-03-07
OFFICE Jackson OH COMPANY,
SrBoUDsBUpG. March 4th, 1867.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that il
y the assessment OF ONE CENT per
share on the stock of the original Sharehold-
ers in said company, ordered by a resolution
of said company on the llth of February
last, should remain unpaid up 10 , O'Clock,
p. NJ, Friday, April 9th, 1867, 4 sufficient
number of sa i'd shares, TO pay the assess
ment due thereon, as aforesaid, viii be sold
on that day, and that time, at the Office OF
the company in the borough of Stroudsburs,
at public auction, by the Treasurer of said
Company.
J. l. WYCKOFF, Tresurer
J. LANTZ, Secretary. March Z, G7.