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ESQ bass on private tems or CLOTH which quoted
gold.
HEMP was dull, but unchanged, Manila being quoted at
issc. iSc gold jute &c Be-, do ssal, l0c l0Sc,
oo ana Tsmpico, &C. &c., do, In bond.
hoPs-The inquiry for all grades light, and prices
without being quoAby lower favored the buyer. The
were ~ paes q from &C. TO 5c for inferior to choice
HIpEs-The market was only moderately active sbe de-
mand being restricted BY the advance Sales 5000 Bnenos
Ayres on private terms nd 400 city slaughter at lie sc
isS sSsnos soa,syiSs Ayrss ss les DO q lss
q IS lbs soc 2lc Rio Grande 20 81 lbs Hc &C.
Orinoco, 90 % lbs 2c; California; q rs ibs 2c 2Ic
Central American, l5 ~ lbs, lSc 19Hc. San Juan, q
% bs, lSc 1875; Matamoros, 20 Is lbs, l6c l6c
Vera CRUZ lS II lbs 20c. coke Tampico, % p lbs
lsc 29c Porto Cabeo. 20 2a lbs, lsHc lsSc all gold
IaoN-The business In Scotch pig diminuve, but the
market was rather drmer owing the advance In gold
At about s4s Eglinton was quoted $li $50 ship.
sss was firm nS for so al sfans' We 9so.s.Mo
100 tons ss Thomss a Sss 500 DO Musconnetons at
sales besides 100 tons No. American and 100 do crane by
specuator private terms Refined steady $8
English ras though quiet, were firm at 466 $57 gold.
American rails were steady al $6 ST. currency with sales
Of sOO tons 40 lbs. on private terms.
LEAD quiet but steady q IS IS ss s2 gold for
quote:-Bar l0kc., and sheet and pipe, 1Sc
LEATHER.-Hemock sole-A fair prevailed, espe-
cy good heavy and spready good grain with
diminished stock. Prices quito steady. Oak
tive crops at full prices willis rough continued rule dull
and heavy. We annex the current quotations.
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b. Ayre' 4 r. G,arde. Calaornis, 0rinoco, &c.
Middle. ai;:.. &c. ssSHS : sSo & $ 90: &c.
aooa damaged. sSs. aSSc asc & sssc. re & sc.
Poor damaged, all kinds 2Oc. 2Sc.; rough light SIC.
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with exceptional transactions reported at coin In
terest. Commercial paper was duh at seven ana
half to ten per cent discount.
Southern securities were comparatively neglected,
but steady, except for Louisianas, in the general
movements OF the day. Prices closed for the leading
bonds as follows:-Tennessees, ex coupon. 67A q
6s; do., new, oeH eeh; virginias, ex coupon,
SIX a IS; do, new, 62h 62A; Georgia skies,
SIX SO; do. sevens, e5K s6k; North Carolinas,
ex coupon, COZ 6l1l; do, new, 55 5516; Missouri
sixes SO a ss1; do, Hannibal and St Joseph, 90
bid; Louisiana sixes 73H 74A; do, levee do,
esys 70; do. do, eights, SO 90; Alabama eights,
l02 103; do, fves 81 q 80
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub Treasury in this city
for the expired portion of the week have been as
follows:-
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Slaughter. Crop. Rough.
Light Ssc. &c. l2c. al5c lc. a44c.
Middle Sc. &c. &C. 45c 38c. 43c
Heavy 40c. 46c &c Al4c. 39c. 45c

MoLAssEs was but moderately active cargo Of 14o
ss ans
sSi and
N1yA5 81 500 eels spirit. surpenne
@ @
,is. order a. isAc: &c: RSsp was san passsS'is
'sas e, low .. sas. ss' ss
sales a7os bss strained At Ss IS Ss l75o DO No
e. \ q II = g = S y
sa .s ss s e. W. Winnings siss
OH & Western was sparngly offered and firmly held
oIIsLard was steady at u 471 81 So with sales Of 50
n6s @ prime water az the nsde price Western distilled red
q so Menhsdsn quoted :. sss. 81 without sales q
and
ed Crude whale was quoted at 81 81 o. with
;elS = 81 ssiS Sssc6ed Winter quoted
IN duh and
$ s closing :. about @ at which price there were
@
Yesterday A he 0ss and white for
as half NJ MY
The a.
ss g GEs' Ss Sss August
December delivery prices allowed publish
H s ' #: * at
at s2c; 1000 do do, at 32Sc 1890 for the half
MAY. S211c; $500 halt S3c. 5000
December, at 85c
PRovIsioNs-Recepts,a 1851 bbs pork 675 packages
meats 100 do lard For pork the demand fairly active,
S Sa
chiefly the latter Dressed hogs though quiet
higher city being quoted At lac Beef continued TO
mo more sought after. and 200 bbls. were sold At
and there were sold 27s tierces At $40 sa6 for
prime and $26 $50 for India do. For the
market quiet there being but little demand prices
stil irregular Small sales made wth range
c for smoked and basssd do sc for pofisd hams and
l9c 9oc for smoked and bsgged DO Bacon dull and
1exc. 1870. for long clear, l7c. . NAc. for
short do and 6c for short rb For lard the market
without activity but in prices there steadiness
The sales ere cog P.cksSss At lsHc ls1c for No. to
active for At firm prices, but dull heavy old
The receipts fair Cheese was frm with dem and
from all classes of buyers and Q small stock.
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wHALEsoNn quiet but unchanged in value; 5000 lbs
wHALEroors were quiet but steady. at sSc. for un-
bleached and l05ec lie. tor bleached. -.
wHIskEY-Recepts, 6Os bbls. The business was Light
there being but little demand former prices prevailed
There of rs bbs At Sc ssc, tax padcheny
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CoRDAeR-Manila was hrm Al 22Sc. 2skc.
CooPERAGE SToCk.-The market for all kinds was
quiet, but prices steady at % SO is for sugar
shooks IS inch beads So 40 80 30 for DO S6 do $3.50
S2 80 for do % do IS ~ so for pipe do SIS 30
FOR do $50 for box dos $s $50 for green hoops IA
feet, and $40 a Ss5 for do, IL feet.
CANDLES were still dull, but unchanged We quote:--
Western and city adamanne, 1sc 23c. sperm, 46c and
patent, Sc.
coPPFE.The msrke, for ngot quiet, but prices
rm closing about 24c for all kinds There Of
lblOO lbs. Lake and Baltimore at 23,sc. 24c.
DrEwooDs-Lorwood was higher owing TO the scarcity,
Jamaica and St Domingo being quoted $40 2s gold. Other
price.
Flour AND GRAIS-Receipts, I207l bbs -four, e20 do.
corn neal 29 bushels wheat 2262D do. corn, 1880 do.
oats and bbz5 DO malt There demand for low
grades grades OF Hour Tor shipment today, the rise in gold
days figures Other grades remained quiet and
changed. Caltornia Hour was dull and nomnaly
changed The sales about 100 bbs within
the range OF the quotations annexed Southern -four
more inquired tor and prices generally firm.
Dds Rye nour though quiet steady former prices
sales Vo bbi, Corn meal dull but prices without
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EICE Sus BY, steady, WIN sales Of smsiot; .noqn
q9S.s:CsrOins, $40 sac, currency, and RaugOOn, sc
sfEDs~Iinseed was in moderate demand and a shade
1 S's wsrs :D At " M S duty ~. pA
s @ si ~ 'V % "n.
s -
S4an &c. & dsasI. sTs. g. ss f SeIs e. s.s.S % a.
s7c Para 4sc Southern and Ts.as s5c loc, currency
vera cr &c. &c :'f sas0o. s0,% zsns &
ssy's % Soc curaoO'' lSc sc Oaps4Se SOs; Hadri'
sueAR-There active in the market for
81: On
Inferior % common reclining, ioss nEs;: fsiI re-
%sr s ~ e.: s ss: III s 's
os % 's.e s.:S d. 70
s ao dS S9 aD s % s ~ IT, 49, do Se wss TO-
c Sc porto 9as Rico ,a, rcdnRs Rse grades HE c
1 ee SG,Dss. only
market gps, but a.m, ng % the
were x.s.on': selling 81 per :sss
tS &c. " 10
buyer were % the
IN demand anS % the sales
being 5000 lbs at lskc alsc for common to prime, in
srELrERsiesian was quoted bc 6K, gold, with sales
Of Is tons at the latter price.
TALLow.-rhe demand was tolerabiy active and prices
rm. There disposed Of about S. 600 lbs, 1Sc.
. lfkc.
TIs.-An kinds pig In but little demand, and the
market lower straits the and 10 arrive, Of
lered at size god whou, buyers whe Benca was quoted
ave. S5c gold and English, sic do. Sales % packages
Banca axe Plates in fair demand, but at rather
easier prce The sales 1000 boxes assorted charcoal
a, rs 70 gold so do do do ternc 80 2 do. 900 do
O. coke at 81 rs and go DO do on private terms We
terne Ss 12H and charcoal do 81 s7K 50 IS all gold
ToBAoCo-The market for Kentucky stll active and
firm AT quotations subjoued, the demand being almost
entirely the low grades The sales were 800 hhds At 6c
13c seedeaf active but without alteration In
The sales 80 1855 crop Connecticut at 2c
80 do 1873 do do, and 30 do. old miIed Ohio private
terms OF Havana 30 bales sold &c. 80 bales Yars
disposed Of private terms We append the cur
nuotntona =
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, May 7-6P. N.

FRIDAY, May 7-6P. N.
BUILDING MATERIALS generally without alteration
In value Eastern spruce steady &2I $25 for
to choice schedules with sales Of about 2000 feet within
the range Of these prices The offerings only
Laihs quiet at % "a s7N at which prices
were only moderate sales Lime steady at 81 Is for
common and - for lump, with far inquiry. Rosendale
selling moderately 81. Bricks were dull but
steady at former prices.
BEkswAx dull but prices unchanged. ranging At
from 45c. to 47c.
Cocoa dull but held At fun prices, viz Guayaqu
10Ac 10c and karacaibo &c yUc, both gold In bond
CorIIL wa, inactive No cargo sales were Effected but
CorToN WAS steady with . moderate demand The sales
comprised S9 bales including 6s6 spinning $50
q cotton 81 this por, for The week bales recep
Pc oaies saes Eos4 Daies ESpoHs 70 Connent 23o0
s61 bales Estimated this port 6s 900 bales we
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p O Z II r Y
From the Jeffersonian.l
TURN FROM THAT CUP.

Turn thou away, avoid the risk,
Though mirth the draught may bring,
More deadly than the basilisk,
There turks within the serpen's sting,
Turn from that cup.
Scorn no. the blighting power,
1t, thy hopes, will surely sink
The lager potion, hour by hour
Is fastening on to ruins brink
Turn from that cup.
Hid there, demon silent lies,
With narrowing woes to curse thy soul,
There too, the worm that never dies,
Lies coiled within the leproua bowl.
Turn from that cup.
Ere yet too late, the warning heed,
For erring mort tails kindly given,
The drunkard's doom is sure decreed,
To be Punishment from heaven.
Turn from that cup.
Rising Sun, Nd, May 2, 1869.
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SIG I S nj D N ID A .

y 4 TX 4 3 I'VE " ~ Ap "a
The history Of Hogarth' s ST.
gismonda enhances its value as
a picture, and renders it inter
!, esting to many, who, otherwise,
would bestow upon it but
passing glance. 1t deserves
notice and all the praise it's au-
thor predicted for it when he
penned the lines
Let the picture rust,
Perhaps Times price-enhanced dust
When I'm no more, may mark its worth
Tancred the Norman, Prince
of Salerno, had the reputation
of a most gracious and humane
ruler, had he not in his old age
soiled his hands in his own
blood.
This Prince was one Of for
tunes favorites, but Of all his
vast possessions he most priced
his only child, Sigismonda. So
much did he dote upon her that
he could scarce bear her out of
his sight, and next to himself,
he thought Of her.
When the fair Sigismonda
became Of age, it was with re-
luctance that her father gave
his consent for her to become
the bride of the Prince of Capua,
! but his people wi]led it, aud she
! was married,
The nuptial month was scarce
past, when the young Prince,
her husband, died, and the
Princess returned, once more to
grace her fathers court. She
was young, beautiful and Of
superior mind.
"The worshipped idol of her fathers eyes,"
Tancred, 10th to part with
her at first, never suggested a
second marriage, fancying he
possessed all her affection. She,
in the meantime, while fascina-
ting the train of noble courtiers
by her irresistible beauty, had
noticed her fathers squire,
named Guichard, a man of
noble presence, merit and quail
ties of mind which she prefer
red. ..-..
Sigismonda had frequent OPP
portunities of observing Guich-
ard, and although he was an
inferior, yet the more she saw
of him the more enamored she
became-often adding her own
commentator to the praises of
her father, in his favor.
Guichard was not blind to
the charms and condescension
Of the lovely Princess, and his
humble admiration found ex-
preston in every motion of his
countenance. He loved her in
his thoughts, and though it
would have been presumption
to open his lips, yet her image
followed him even in his dreams.
Thus mutually pledged to
each other, by the silent lang
uage of the eye, Sigismonda
determined that secretly she
would wed him, and raise him
from his obscure position. To
obtain an interview, she had
recourse to stratagem.
"The inventive god, who never fails his
Inspires the wit when once he warns the
| heart"
She wrote a letter acquainting
him with her resolve, with
minute directions how to second
her in her design, This letter
she placed within the hollow
shaft of cane. The next day
Guichard was attending her
father in the garden, she play
fully threw the reed toward him,
saying
This little brand will serve to light your
fire."
Guichard, alive to her every
motion, OWNED the hidden
meaning of her words. He ex-
amined the cane, and found the
letter which he read and re-
read, half bewildered with sur.
prise and joy. -.
Near the castle was an .nc;;oni
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From the New Orleans Sunday Times.
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DRESENTs. PREsEN rs

DRESENTS PRESEN rs
We Offer fine line Of the following
goods, suitable for Presents, to which we
invite attention
Papier Mache Writing Desks,
Ornamented Work Boxes,
Foley'S superior Gold Pens,
Handsome Bibles aud Prayers,
bronze Iukstands and Paper Weights
Rogers's Groups of 5tatuary,
An crican ana Imported Chromos,
French Paper and Envelopes,
Chess Men anu Boards,
GoodaIps English Playing Cards,
CrihDage Boards,
Dante's Inferno. Illustrated by Dore,
Tennyson's Idyls, 90 do
kauibach's Illustrations, &c, &c.
WILSON Il ishLhE
APPS West Main street
A N Z w gzagN
n
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4 Substitute for Tobacco

MON EY SAVED
Those who wish to abandon or dimin ish
It's use, are reminded that the Substitute
Is lust the thing. IL iSa
VEGETABLE AROMATIC TONIC,
and acts most beneticially on the stomach
and nerves, long enervated by the poison
of 7 obacco.
OLD MAN or young man, trembling un.
der the powerful narcotic influence OF the
qutd or pipe, now Is your chance. Try
one box ana be convinced.
For sale at our new store III Atlantic
Block.
myl NJ. A. & G. A. SANTOS.
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons. or Young Men conton&.
plating mar. lage, being aware OF pbySi.
cal Weakness. Orgaaio Debility, Delur
mites, speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care !
Dr. j. may re!1gl0asly coDhde il his hon
OF as a gentleman, and confidently rely
upon his skill as physician.
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Carriages
DULLEN f. PIERCE,
CARRIAGE MAKERS
oud INA RnW RI II

Nos. IL and % Union street,
cAEWL- Having been in this business
sff=.A for 80 odd years, are prepared to
give general satisfaction to all who may
favor them with orders.
All kinds of LIGHT CARRIAGES
made OF the best material and workman.
ship at lowest prices.
COACH MATERIAL OF EVERY KIND,
Spring Axles, Wagon Material, and
CARRIAGE GOODS,
A large stock suited to the trade at fail
nricns notify
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0 Z F Q L Z, ' g.,
Call attention to their varied stock Of
Elweips Killing, Grubbing and wedding
Hoes, American cast.steel Planters Hoes,
Table and Pocket Knives of Rogers and
other makes, Leather and Gum Betting
and Gum Packing, Sheet Lead, Oakum.
Grindstones, Horse Shoes and Nails,
Pumps, Woodenware, sleeves, Rope,
Brushes, Carriage and Tire Bolts, Fishing
Tackles, Double and Single Guns, Re-
our business. Importing direct from ELL
rope d purchasing our domestic goods
from first hands, enables us to conpete
successfully with any market. Country
Merchants will fad IL greatly 10 their in
terest to examine our stock.
E. p. TABB g. Co.,
IS West side Market Square.
and No. Roanoke Avenue.
e. W. MOORE,
T.. J. GRIFFIIH an2Q
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chard pleaded only his great
love for Sigismonda, but the
prince, deaf to his petition, Or
dered that he be shut up in the
dungeon Of the castle and close
Nv guarded
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tn. JOhust0n has discovered tHAa
~ most Certain, SPEEDY. md only Efec-
tual Remedy in tho World tor Weaknesa
OF the Back or Limbs, lIicturea, Alfec-
ton Of tue Kidneys or Bladder, Involun-
tary Discharges, ImpoteDcy, General pa.
hiiity; Nerv usnoss, Dyspepaia, Langp9.
Low Spirits, Confusion of Ideas, Pelpitt-
ton OF the Heart, Timidity, Trembling,
Dimness OF Signt, or aiddtness. Diseasa
Of the Head, Throat, Nose, or Skin, aztec.
lions of the Liver. Lungs, Stomach, a.
Bowels-those Terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary HABITS OF IouLh--secret anu
solitary practices npr9 fatal to their vie
Tins than the song of.syrens 10 the Mari
ners OF Ulysses, bligAttng their most bal
liant hopes OF anbicipagions, rendsTlu.
marriage, DC. impossible.
YOUNG MEN
. Especially, VINO have become ;he Vi
TINS OF Solitary Vice, that dreadful ana
destructive habit which annually sweep
to an untttaaiy grave thousands OF Eoua
Men OF the must excellent talents AZ
brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have entrauced listening Senators WITH
the thunders OF el0QuenCe, or walked To
ecstaey the living Tyre, may call wisH
tn IL confidence.
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A " L w HIN e.
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BALTIMOHE LOOK HOSPITAL,
ESTA 8LE5aED AS AREFCGE FR3I
QUACKERY,
CAN BE OBTAINED.

THE ONLY PLACE WAERE Il oUh4
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"Take It, -----------------
This little brand will serve to light your
fire."
Guichard, alive to her every
motion, OWNED the hidden
meaning of her words. He ex-
: amlned the cane, and found the
letter which he read and re-
read, half bewildered with sur
prise and JOY.
Near the castle was an ancient
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rsNO owners, Masters OF Vessels
and Merchants generally.

FsNO owners, Masters OF vessels
and Merchants generally.
Having put my TWO STEAM SCI.
TIONAL MARINE RAILWAYS, llargs
and slnalD in new condition, | am pre-.
pared to haul vessels from 10 to SUI tons 81
New York rates.
A requisite supply of Timber, and
Steam Saw Mill in the Yacd, enables me
to guarantee dispatch in oil orders.
Masts and other descriptions OF spar
made on short notice.
Shears for masting vessels, and all othel
tached to the Yard.
1 have under my control mechanics IL
the diHerent branches, necessary to re.
pair vessels thoroughly aad a the best
manner.
NATHANIEL NASH,
Practical Ship Builder.
sn4-DSW-ly No. 50 Il so w. Water ST
NOV Is THE TIME no r e.
~ pair your Stoves and set your house
in order for winter. am prepared to do
ali kinds of repairing cheap, and at short
t Have Just received u large lot of
SELF-SEALING FROIT CANS,
the best in the town, to sale, cheap
Also, a large number q
of the most approved pattern 8. and all o
which are warranted good BAKERS: =,
LAMP CHIMNEYS and LAMPS or al
kinds. with the sun, Comet, Diamond
and other Burners, ;. ,.o.o. =.
Mnn- old Lamps repaired and altered az
IF No. s CAMPBELL'S WHARF
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Edmund Burke, the IRISH orator,
was telling Garrick, one day at Hamp-
ton, that all bitter things were hot.
Indeed" said Garrick, "what do
you think, Mr.. Burk, of bitter cold
weather"
One morning Pat was taking down
the shutters, when brother 1rishman
was passing by.
"Why are you taking down the shut
ters, Pat % said he.
g To get out the dark, to be snre, !"
was the reply.
Come back sir, that's not the road, "
said Lord Eglinton, to trespasser in
his park. - .....
"Do you KEN" said the offender,
"whaur I'm gaun p
mo" replied his loraship.
"Weel, hoo do ye ken weather this
be the road or no p
The Prussian Diet-Lager bier and
pretzels.
Memphis has cred Crook. "
A corn extractor-A crow.
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.
! SssS CEissss
80 80
TUVI UT OONIVlLANUI d., NEW TURK.
Commencing November 22, 1868.

Commencing November 22, 1868.
Trains will leave New York for baltimore and
Washington at $40 A. NJ, and >, 80 and $40 p. M
Through tickets sold for yarious places West in
the 40 & NJ and and @ p NJ trains with onlv
one change of cars 70 Cincinnati or Cbicaon '''
No bagGaqe will he received for anv train ,,laea
delivered and checked fteen Minutes in advance of
owner ON it's arrival will he liable tn n rbarGe for
storaoe ~
All the pbiladelphia trains from New yorl, ston at
Newark To fake m nassenoe the = nj at The
princinal stations the p M At all tbe stations
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Corporat1on Notice.

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NOTICE is hereby given, That the assessment
IN of the whole amount of the costs and expenses
of regulating, grading curbing and paving Julia
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are requested to pay the amount to me, with in
terest thereon, from the oath day of March,
1863, being the date of such assessment, at
seven per centum per annum, at my Office, with
in sixty days from the Sd day of April, 1869,
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such assess ment, such part thereof as may re-
main unpaid, at the rate of eight per centum per
annum payable semi-annually.
No. of Names of ASSESS
Lot. Owners. ment.
JacoD semi 1900 1'ooo o.
$4,095 A
A. s. WOODRUFF, City Treasurer
Elizabeth, April 8, 1862 a103w