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THE BROADWAY BURGLARY.

Yesterday afternoon Captain Garland, of the Four
teenth precinct, and some officers of his command.
brought before Justice Bowling Eugene Baker, alias
Eugene Reicherman, David Carroll and George Jack
son, the men arrested the night previously on the
charge OF forcing an entrance to the store OF Mr..
Max Ganser No. 500 Broadway las reported In yes
terdays HERALD with intent to steal $4,000 worth
OF silks and furs Mr.. Ganser made an affidavit set
ting forth the facts as far as they had come to MS
knowledge. Captain Garland depOsed to seeing the
door OF the store opened by some man
then inside, when one OF the prisoners. then
standing on the walk, passed in, leaving
Baker alone on the pavement. Baker was then
taken in charge by officer Mulligan, after which the
store was entered by Captain Garland and his men,
who found Jackson and Carroll secreted In the sub
cellar, and near them was powerful brace and bit.
The prisoners were committed for examination.
Baker Is twenty-five years OF age, born in the United
States, and lives at No. 142 Norfolk street. Carroll IL
twenty years of age, born In this country and
lives in Newark, N. J. Jackson is only seventeen
years old and lives in Hudson City, N. J. Some
three weeks ago Baker, alias Reicherman, was
arrested by an officer OF the Twenty seventh pre-
cinct on the charge OF being concerned in breaking
into and robbing in the Bowery, near Prince
street. OF 1000 worth OF furs and he il now under
bail to answer for that burglary. He s well known
to the police rs 'cracksman" Of no ordinary skill
and daring.
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THE WINE TRADE.
NEW York. June ". 1868.

NEW YORK, June IL, 1868.
To THE EDrrsR or rHE HERALD:-
Permit me- a small space In your Valuable I'M
preston ~ say few words apropos TO your INTEREST,"
ing comment to-day on the wine market.
It is true sir, that the ''steady change mas taken
place, and from bad worse' also that foreign I'M
pOrtatOn has fallen of to o most alarming EXTENT
but this must not be entirely imputed to tc present
aud as you very justly say. "ruinous tax1n." me
eXorbitant prices We are now paying ior wines anu
liquors in this and the surrounding cities IN grea!
measure due to the very large profits anticipated
both by the wholesale and retail merchants. Conse-
quently the consumption OF wines anu brandies Oh
well knOwnhgn class brands IL materially decreascu,
they not being attaina5le and hence the business OF
foreign Importation suffers and gives rise 10 the pre-
valen opinion regarding the scarcity or the vintaBs
OF Spain, Portugal and Madeira which IS err0nt GUS
for at no time have those districts yielded inner crops
including that Of Bordeaux. IL Is well knowA !act
that the immense consumption OF wines ABROAD ~
chiefly due TO the Improvement Of the quaty in-
ported; and such the increase that II LED TO the
reduction Of the tariff in Europe. Pubic afternoon
cannot be too strongly directed to the importance OF
this question. IL il OF the greatest moment that we
should be able TO bring within the reach oil all the
best quality the market affords. as our mental anu
physical condition greatly depends on the purify Oh
what we eat and drink.
am glad 10 hear that the question is being invest-
gated and that some gentlemen who nave lately
arrived here have determined to promote the
Of the people by forming company Tor the purpose
OF importing and selling wines and liquors much
under present prices. EDWARD NlCdOi'Ao.
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CorrEE.-rhe marked Rio was quiet and heard of
sales. Prices, though favorng BUYERS, without
quotable change; 300 disposed Of at auction
19c 2sc. currency, tho price being 7100c.,
gold, In bond We Quote-Rio, ordinary cargoes,
sc &c. gold in bond, fair do i0c 0lc good do. 10c
ic prime l4,c Extreme range for lots &c. 13c.
Other kinds quiet. Sales in Boston 200 bags st. Do
mingo for export private terms
Coprre.The market for ingot quiet Sales S5n,GN
lbs az % for Baltimore sc. 23c. for Portage Lake
and 93}ac. for Detroit.
Corr YAnN.-There sales of 100 bales private
terms.
DRUGS DYHsSoda ash and sal soda In good de-
mand, chiefly for specuation and higher Other kinds
quiet but steady The sales 600 tons soda ash
2Nc. god 2oo do sal soda at 81 65 81 90 do 70 drums
caustc soda at Sc 5c do. Bcarb soda "a a. Bleach
ing powders 4c 4c currency and I'll cases pearl sage on
private terms.
FLOUR GRAIN-Receips T,74s bbls. and 1919 bags
four s5 bbs and ga bags corn meal ST. bushels wheat
80 do % 99 do oats $50 do and 1917 do
The market for State and Western -four remained dun and E
some demand for the low grades Of extra state for
for lines which could not be obtained below w. There was
were larger than Yesterday but they were made up
rather more steady feeling though there was not much de-
prices not lower The sales about 1850 bills
Rye -four frm under fair demand The sales were
about 200 bbs at quotations Southern four was dull
nominal at quotations. The sales about 400
bbls, meal About 7lO bbls. changed
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cAaADlAn MARKETS.

MONTH"; June ii, IS6B
Startling excbsns. IA n lOl< Money market quiet and
rather STRINGENT grade. nominal; better S m
qury and 20c better Canada super 20 no. ~. =
IS 10 S. 80 Sales about $500 bbla WheatIupper
Canada spring. sales 5000 busheis At ~ o. OATS a ssS
bushels &c Pork unchanged and hrm mess 90 %
$ss Arivsiswhea 400 bushels; dosr ihoo e sn
butter 81 casks whskey 90 casks leather 81 ros snip
ments-COrn, ri bus6eIs; dosr, Law bbIs
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Total II mos sl2a oe5 eco s1l2 le l25 slo2 s40

The exports from the port to foreign ports in may
were valued at $50 In currency exclusive OF
31booe 2sl in specie and bullion, against $9,o43 1854
IN specie In the month last year and $23 IA 1914
IN 1860. The exports for the first i've months Of the
year were valued at $1o9 $3.50 LOT, including $721 LOG
IN specie, against $os414s1o for the same time last
year, including $685. $40 in specie The exports
FOR the first eleven months Of the fiscal year in the
present and two previous years were valued as fol-
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Sorn meal DrahoyWhc
oSrS was dull and
spring IL tore s.
ss q HSs ss @
4 for sale. ss' Oats s;S dull bushels
WIN :. ss nsIas prls. Barley !;
terms aid nS learn A.: The n. market
nsf 81 ssna SPsd
rm s s ans se: s Gre
:'s.%s 900 ss:. Is
@ O rGn g Is sS SSs lard po 4 on 200 S1
terms 10 London, 800 Susis. 500 bb,s
%
T. SO s sn L. g. FER ss sRd
ashes @ TO s%burs sc s go bales co,;c.
T.; S sS,e :oss Ct g. cigars
ss or ss sAa a So.
Zoo s bill. "a p..fol.u% s Tor! 0' S.r%s$ s,s
fss% g. i1s ss:
tb,s petroleum :. e. and eases do on private M
@ b sS:I psea%
s % !" cs f vim % ss
% s.s and Ssss y Hd Gs g sc So Sn @
continent, on private terms. p'''''''
nc o s sas ;s: % :. % or about
crop, 100 ooc' ouo 49, W.T.
HEnPwe heard Of no sales Of any description. We quote
Manila 1o9zc., gold, and jute SAC. ass, do
HAy without decided change Shipping sec and retail
Hip.s.-TSs market Was moderately active and arm:
Sc gold 500 city slaughter So lbs at 12bc currency
IRoN-Thcrs was good business done In Scotch pig a
about former pces the sales being 800 tons LAnsoan
sss !: 81 q q ' ss IS &C. toss
sSsrris, from. yard, . on 50. American rsmsined
SSS'' /" ssiss 'S%o s tons No: a Alisn.ows 81
20 Write :. s g ana 80 DO white s.d mo.s,sd :.
9 g % n ss: mo- s " Ss "a
and 1000 do new Rnelsh private terms; 500 tons
x%sican s rails i rs - snd Ens:i ssi ga q soid
Rehnsd bar was steady a - 80 -.
rom SoS ana & Win s.
aud considerably sduced stock the market nrmer and
pross were hc. 10. higher Tho advance was more mo-
csabie ne ordinary grades Of manufActuring leather
S,.. s:%.,S a., ., S:'': :: "a
NTe GSc. California iisht Axc and middle, 40 d.
isSs ana middle. HSc:: heavy, g. sSc.; good
fSss 49, e rough middle and Sss ss
ssc. Sc. OAK sisoshssr~Light CSC. . 40. middle
&c. q 49,; heavy, <0c . $50. Cape-Light and mid
de- 4c. a 44c. heavy &C. &C. Rough Light <lc 40
middle, csc &c heayy sso tsc Bellies &c al. Ssc
%sS a. sso;s .,. %sSss.SS
I Tico, b. Tcc KaaisS islsnds Sc Toc
NAVAL sroausThss IVES Ices activity In Tie manet fos
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( The Michigan Central Railway Company win nay
. semi-snnuai cash dividend, free Of government
Tax, on July 1. The Cleveland and Toledo, and
cleveland, gainesville and Ashtabua roads nov
consoSdated) will pay az per cent for the half year
on the LIST OF July.
) The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the ubTreasury In this city
FOR the expired portion of the week have been "a fol-
tows:- =
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ANDERsON-BREMNER.-On Thursday. June II, at
st. Georges church, Stuyvesant square. by Rev.
George +. Bugbee, rector OF Christ church, Manhas-
sct l.. l., JOHN +. ANDERSON, JR., of Brooklyn. and
NJ VIRGINIA, daughter OF Col A. A. Bremner.
BARNEs-STRANG.-At YORKTOWN, N. y, on Thurs
day. June H. at the residence of the brides father.
hy the Rev. James Johnston, HARRISON BARNES to
PHENE NJ, daughter Of Hazard Strang.
CASHMAN-GlBBONs.-On Tuesday. June ., at ~.
Patrck's Cathedral, by the Rev. Father STAIRS, V.
c., WILLIAM +. EASTMAN, OF San Francisco. Cal, to
Miss MARY GIBBONS, OF this CITY,
CONAHT-CoMSrOCK.-On wednesday. June 10, at
the residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev. Mr.
Cantied, WILLIAM =. CoNANT, JR.. to Miss LIZZIE
COMsTOCK, both of Brooklyn, Il. u.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the residence OF the BRIDES
parents Bergen Point. N. j., Thursday evening,
juno II, by Rev. II. w. f. Jones, assisted by Rev. w
w. Newell Jr., Mr.. GEORGE II. KENNEDY to Miss
SUSIE A. LANE, all Of Bergen Point.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Church OF the
Incarnation, on Thursday June IL, by the Rev.
Henry Il. Montgomery, d. d., SEYMOUR McCULLAGH
TO KEBECCA daughter OF Thomas McMullen.
PERLEY-TODD.-On Thursday, June IL. at the
Tabernacle Baptist church. by the Rev. John II. Ken
drick JOHN X. PERLEy TO MARY l.. TODD
SUTHERIAND-WAITERS-O Thursday, June H.
by Rev. DR.. s. Il. Spear. THEODORE SUTHERLAND TO
Miss vIAH WALTERS all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
STEvENSON-HAYDEN.-On Wednesday. June 10, at
the residence of the BRIDES parents, MOSES W.
STEVENSON to KATIE A. HAYDEN, both Of this city.
THACBER-BLACK.-0n Tuesday, June 10. by the
Rev. Mr.. Rowland OF London Terrace. Captain
WILLIAM THAcuER to Miss A. BLACK, all OF ths
city.
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Prod. and mdDo
Ii months. $685. 17el1s S1eSl34,l57 sles 24p,s2o
Exp OF specie. Ho79,39s A,642,660 6,4S0, 25S
Totiex. II $247 tloo77eslI s227, IT'S
Mining shares continue dull and az the FIRST board
WAIKIKI Lead sold ct lsc.; Quarts Hill, 81 EOS Edge
ILL., - Is.
{ Consols and American securities were quoted thus
IN London to-day and ON the previous dates men
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MARINE TRANSFERS.
4 ron.age. lsAars.I Prses.

The following list comprises the transfers MADE
since the publication OF the previous report 81
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
o~o-"->--~N-~,-~--'-~-'-~o

FRIDAY, June 1875 Pm.
BEEswAx quiet bu. steady, at sic. Sc The Offer
ngs were larger.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-For Eastern spruce there
good demand but sales restricted by the light stock
What has arrived within the past three days was
sold previously FOLDERS were firm In their views
quoted at $40 $S5; 15O,oo feet yellow pine
flooring sold at 43 Laths quiet and unsettled
ut SO 50 S g. Arrivals continue light. Rosendac
was steady at 81 s. Lime steady at 81 3 for
and SO % for lump. BrcksIong Island, Yl2 $lS New
Jersey $l1 $ls Croon $is s2s North river. SIS Sl4
and Phila delphia front, gas $50
Adamsntine were quiet at &c. CSC. FOR IA
steady at 46c and patent Mt t5c 5sc.
COIroN.-Ou account Of the more unfavOrnbie cable
advces from Liverpool the market quiet aud heavy and
prices were irreg'ar and fully c lover The sales COM
prscd @ bales including 1856 for spinninc 22 FOR specla
lion and 1873 for export. Suboined the closing quota
TONS
Cp,,tads and Mhsqrd ~ or,ears
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Considerably Changed.

The Democracy hereabouts have been
considerably exercised heretofore over
the ignorance, crimes, laziuess aud gen.
eral good -for-n nothingness of that portion
of humanity to whom they can never
possibly apply gcutlcr cpithet than that
of " Niger" But sudden change has
come over the spirit of their dreams; and
the leaders seem determined to embrace
an eleventh hour repentance, in hopes,
no doubt, Of compensatiug, in some mea-
sure, for their past injustice. They have
all at once discovered that the carrier of
the city papers, is somewhat tinctured
with Republicanism, aud fearing that
their favorite organ, the New York World,
might be contaminated and lose portion
of its zest in such hands, we learn, they
are canvassing the borough for change,
and are, very properly for them, endcar- :
oring to secure the services of Young
American Of African decent" as carrier
Of that delectablc organ. OF course, the
Democracy will continue to bawl itself
hoarse against the "nigger," but, just as
of course, the faithful, obeying the be-
hests of the leaders, will buy New York
Worlds, only from hands SO we'll fitted to
deliver them. In the meantime, the
World terrestrial will continue to wag on
Small souls are unmistakably given to
the doing of small deeds, and none so much
so AZ the small souled leaders of the De
mocracy hereabouts.
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BOIIS.

Like the volcano, Boils give issue to the
foul and hery contents of the deep interior.
To remove the cause of such suffering it ia
only necessary to vtalize the Blood by SUP.
plying it with its Life Element, Iron.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
q protecied solu'ion of the Pro,oxide OF
Iroo) will do this etfeetualls, and give
strength, rigor and nep life to the whole
system.
Extract Of a Letter from REV. RICHARD 8.
EDEs, Of Bolton, Mass
For year, / was n sufferer rom Bois. no
that my lie became wearisome through
their trequep' and persistent r. curteace:
hnaiiy c1rbuncle formed in the small Of
my back. DURING its progress large piece,
oil decomposed flesh were every day or two
cut away, and the prostr ton and generAl
disturbance Of the system were greet Be-
fore | ha recovered frou. this att ck two
su-ller carburcles broke ont higher M. al d;
[ was again threatened w th recurrence
of the sufferin=s TO which | h4u - long
been subjected. 1t was a. this time tha, I
commenced taking the PERUVIAN SYRUP.
continued iakinr it unt,l ! had used FIVE
bottles; since then | have had nothing Of
the kind. For years | was one of the great.
est sufferers. Olher medicines q We me
partial and Temporary reliet, bu: this re-
markable remedy. with kind and in'n,,ivr
sense, went directly to the root the evil,
and did its work with ,horoughnc,s
worthy of ITS established character
A 32 page Pamphlet sem free. The gen.
une has " PERUVIAN SYRUP" blown in the
glass. J. p. DINSMOKE. Proprietor,
No Sc Dey St, New York
Sold by all druggists
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Pastoral Appointments.

At the meeting Of the Methodist Eps
cnpal Conference, which was held al
Philadelphia, during last week. the fol
lowing appointments were made for thi:
section of the North Philadelphia Dis
irict: = Stroudsburg, Rev W NJ. Ridge
KAY; Cherry Valley, Rev. ". p. Howell
Monroe, Rev. B. I. String; Tannersville
Rev. g. i. Shafier; Toby hanna Mills
Rev. c. ". Ayers.
The Rev. gentlemen who have labored
with the Methodist congregation, in this
borough, within the last thirteen years
have been stationed as follows: Rev
j. i. Meredith, Ebenezer Church, Man.
Junk Rev. G. w. Mclaughlin, Mariners
Bethel, Philadelphia Rev. c. j. Thomp-
son, Locust street Church, Harrisburg
Rev. I. A. Fernley, Ebenezer Church,
Reading; Rev. Wm. j. Paxsou. Ken
s.ngton Church, Philadelphia; Rev. j.
IL. Alday, Ebenezcr Church, Philsdel,
phia.
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Borough Election.

The election of Borough officers came
off, at the Court House, on Friday last
with the following result, viz: Chief
Burgess, VIM. Davis; Town Council,
VIM. S. Wintermute, William Ackerman,
Reuben II. Cress, Geo w. Drake, Peter
Williams; Judge Of Election, David S.
Lee; Inspector, John Keener; School
Directors, Benjamin S. Everitt, James Ii.
Ne Carty; Overseers of the Poor, Henry
D. Bush, Valentine Albert; Borough
Auditor, Edward l.. Wolf; Constable,
John +. Snyder; Assessor, Samuel Rees
All the gentlemen elected are Republi
cans, with the exception of the Consta.
bic, who was elected with the aid of Re
publican votes bestowed upon him out
of personal friendship. 1t was not the
desire of the Republicans to draw poll
tics into the election, but they were com
PEELED to 10 so, in self defence, owing to
the conduct of the leaders of the De
iDOciaC(, WuO, III oUSVicuCc W the ut
mand of Mr.. Chairman Wallace of the
Democratic State Central Committee, de-
termiDed to carry the borough with
rush This determined the Republicans
to defeat them slightly, which they did
with all ease. We have only to regret
that, under the circumstances, the action
of the party did not result in solid thing
Certainly with a good man on the ticket,
friendship is but fimsy excuse for aid
ing the Vaccinations of the opposition.
We would suggest to our Democratic !
friends, that the fall elections, as did the
me this spring, vii! demonstrate the folly
II their attempting to benighten this oasis
u the dreary desert of Democracy.
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TO CONSUMPTIyES.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will
send Gree of chaf.e) 10 all who desire il,
the prescription with the directions for msk
ing and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured of lung affection aud tina
dread disease Consumption. HIS only office,
is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes that
every sufferer will try this prescription, "a
II will cost them noihng. and may prove /.
blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
No l63 >. Second St, Williamsburgh, n. Y.
May is, is67.-lyr.
The ahuve Remedy tor Consumption. Asth.
una, Bouchtis, Coughs, Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with
a p1'nnhlet giving the prescription and u
short history of has case, can be obtained OF
Mr.. Wilson's author zed agents,
DREHER & BRO. Druggists.
Strouisburg. Pa
P.S = Pamphlets furnished free of fcharge
Dec. 10, S67.-3,n.
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There will be an exhibition, at the
Court House, on Tuesday and Wedncs
day evenings, March 3lst and April lst.
consisting of Music, Tablcsu1, and Colo
guys, by the pupils of Miss Mslven' s
School (: proceeds to be devoted to the
purchase of School Library. Admit
tance twenty five cents. Tickets may be
obtained at Messrs. Brown & Keller.
Jewelry Store and VIM. Hollinshead' 4.
Drug Store.
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Days Of Appeal.

Pursuant TO law, the Commissioners of
Monroe County will meet to hear appeals
fro the Trlennlai Assessments for the sew
eial Tow nrhips and the b ronv h of Stiouds-
burg, as follows. Par, es interested are IN
,itrd Il attend if they think proaer 10 do so
For Hamilton iou nship, the hous- OF
l. Shalrr. in Snyd, rsvi'le, o. Mondsy the
20lh day at April. at In o'clock a m
For the townships O Ross nd Eldred, at
the house of Nel>o H. fl rfingrr in Eldred
township, on Tuesday the 2lst day o. April,
at 10 o'cl ek n m.
For the townships of Polk and Che,nn b II
at the house II Elizabeth X, e.se, in Ches-
nuthill township, "n Wednesday, the 22d
day Of April, at IN O'Clock a. m
For the townsh p of robyna ma and Tunk-
hammock. at the house o Benjam Sha-
feF, in Tohyhanna township On Thursday
tie % day of Aprl.
For the tow ships of JAG s1n and Gocoro.
on Fri y the !4tn day" "f April, at the hou.e
oi Cn ri'.> Brown, IN Pocono lowaship, at
ln '.'tlock u ~
For ,re townships of CooIbaugh. Paradise,
B rrett and Price. at the house of John
fo;her> in Barrett township. on Saturday,
the 25th day o. April
For roud township; at the Commissions
cTs Office oil Monday the 9th ia, # A ril,
at 10 o'clock a. ID
For The Borough Of Stroudsburg. on Tues
DAY the 2S'h day OF AZ ril, at In O'Clock a m.
al the Commis> oners Office.
For Smithfield township. a, tho house of
Isaac Lsbar, at Craig'< Meadows. on We'd
nesday the 29th day of Apr.i, at 10 O'Clock
4. m.
For Middle Smithfeid Township. AT the
house OF JAMES Place, OF Thur>u tn. 30.h
day of April, at 10 o'clock a. M.
HENRY HELLER.
JOHN HANNA,
WIN. ADAMS.
Attest Commissioners.
". III. DRrnEa, Clerk.
March 2h 1868
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Speer'S Port Grape Wine.

For persons of sickly aud debilitated
constitutions, it is especially recomm ended
as valuable tonic and invigorator. As
IA dinner wine it is pleasant and agreea-
BILE, and its oxhilarating effects considera-
bly, assist digestion. For general family
use, it cannot be excelled by the finest
imported Port for taste, flavor. or juicy
richness, while it is devoid of the delete
rious and intoxicating qualities. which
characterize foreign wiues =
Independent.
Our druggists have il.
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tor The Pittsburp Gnzei

sr The Pittsburg Gaxette, always
one OF the best conducted papers on our
exchange list. has been changed from lis
unwleldy folio to the more convenient,
quarto form. We shall now look for its
weekly coming more eagerly than ever
f. Is. Penniman & Co. are the publishers
and persons desiring western paper
can not secure better one than b,
for the Gazettc Daily Ga
sette So, semi weekly 81 80, and weekly
sl 80 per annum.
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Phoenix Fire Company.

At the annual meeting of the Phoenix
Fire Company, held at the Engine House
on the evening Of March llth, 1868, the
following officers were elected to serve
during the ensuing year:
President-II. S. Wagner.
Vice President-John III. Connor.
Sccrctary-Peter S Williams.
Asst Z" A. c. jansen.
Treasurer-David Hermann.
Foreman Of Engine-It. II Drake.
Asst 90 S. De Young.
Foreman of Hose--Jo ohm Huntsman.
Asst " " II. G.. Brown.
Trustees-Reuben Il. Crcss, John n
Stokes, John II Conuor.
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ga. We learn, from posters and hand
bills around town, that the Gueruse Y
Brothers design giving a Grand Vocal
and instrumental Concert, at the Court
House, on Friday (to- morrow evening.
The programme is made up of selections
irom the works Of the best authors and
composers, and as the press, where they
have been, speak in the highest term. OF
the Brothers, our citizens will be well re
paid Tor liberal patronage Of the concert
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aes. The Newtown Enterprise, is the

a@- The Newtown Enterprise, is the
title Of very neat aud readable, new
candidate for public favor N the news
paper world, just started st Newtown,
Bucks Co, Pa, by f. F. Church, Esq.
The Enterprise is neutral in politics,
gives evidence of having finished work
man, well gifted with brains, in command,
and promises to be live paper in every
respect, save in politics. We wish it a
full measure of pecuuiary success, but we
thiuk to secure it friend Church had bet
ter drop neutrality and put on independ-
ence
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-03-26

The communication headed, "Encour
asemeDt to Teachers" which, with other
matters, was marked for this week. 8 paper.
IS unavoidably postponed until next week
We regret this, but the favors of our ad-
vertising friends so encroach upon our
columns usually devoted to news, that W.
cannot help it. a week OF two will rem
edy the difficulty.