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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BrL Es-M -MCKENNFy.--On Thursday evening July |,
49, from tue residence the BRIDES lather. hy the
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRoDycx MARKsr.-LoNDoS, July l7-Even-
ing-Sperm oil, fg7 f9S tun Common rosin, 6s Sd.
per cwt Llns ed OIL Ell 9s f23 Ss per tun. Spirits
turpentine, 25s. Cd. per cwt
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corn, II 40 DO oats t6 900 do. barley 400 do Canal
HeiRhs dni-Wheat &c. corn, &C. oats, 51sc. Flour
seady sales toD bhls on range; western spring So
81 bakers Sc 70 81 50 amter 81 81 %; white, 81 ID
80 Wheat dull sales l1uO0 bushels white winconsin
winter AT 81 80 Milwaukee No held at ST d. do. NO
DO At 10 sheboygan spring stti 2S Corn dull and
7c. oats advanced sales 5000 bushels No Western al
Cc. bye nominay 81 10 Barley malt firm; canada
81 90 ~; Western, 81 50 81 1 other articles un-
changed.
CHICAGO. July II, 1874
Flour-demand good At full prices some safes hie herr
Minnesota, Sc x5I5 Wheat In fair demand and higher
closed easier at 81 1874 81 l for No spring spot or
July; 81 osA August; No spring 81 es; rsected 9skc
closed at 61sc rejected, &C. Ole du holders
anxious 10 sell No sold at Sic 3ac; closed Soc
spot; 48c. bid July 365sc., August SOC. sac. Sep.
tember Rye in fair demand and lower; No 9sc. ST.
Barley dull and nominal VI 81, spot september Pork
firm and air demand at So spot July SO 80 s2l
August Lard quiet and unchanged. Whisky, $50.
.oa5a in the afternoon wheat clSet s at 81 l2 July;
6s<c August Recepts5,00O bbls flour, 5000 bushels
wheat l84 900 do $3.50 do and 600 do barley.
Shpme bbls hour, $1,000 bushels wheat tIS00J
d,n md & do oaia
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sales @a No. 2chcaso ana No SorfHwesero Ss n,
sny a car aae lots sass at 81
or 0'S Mnnsso q y or amSd sna ws o
wse Scrn a e M o The
all at 7sc 7sic soc Tor yellow, and SC Tor white,
business ou and lower at the close The sales loot
IN ason SSoo bushels s g. g Sc for mike store ssc
were inactive and nominal in the absence OF
FaTIcHTs.-rhe market for berth frcights continued
quiet but rates were about steady Vessels for charter
uary the latter and those closed We're at about Steady
Of p@cSions
sissd and y SAL $1,000 bushels Ct I'd
nsa ~ bbs our at y y 3d.
Am
Kingdom with 5000 qrs Of grain at 6s an Italian bark,
and s5 sraIuity; American bark hence to Cork Tor
S to hs 9ns3 kmsds s or s Win
United Kingdom and IS % # to the Continent; Nor:
ssS sss sapSsSss e., g 3D. hsnes a @
an an American bark % hence to Baltic pOS. with soo
ss Ess'a wsS S s. hfsd
an A%e5can % bark hence 20 Dapzc with 2e bbs Of
for orders to the Mediterranean with 5000
Guxsirs.-We notice a continual good inquiry for do
mestic cloth with the market ruling firm; Weheard Of
rolls dido at l2c and zoo rolls Of do in Boston, Il Bic
sSs and pssyy
cutta i0c. Bags quoted nominally az lie. a IlsIc
HRxP AND JUrE.-Busincss in hemp continued unim-
porian and prices nominally the same except
last OF 6Ul bales at sc, gold We quote :Dessed
American 81 80 81 90 tor double 81 O5 50 Is for
single, 81 80 81 Is for undressed: Manila ssc gsc,
gold; ssa 6sc. &c Russia Clean 81 25 81 80 gold
Italian % s5 81 D gold Jute remained quiet but
We SH
HAY Ann srniw.--The hay market ruled quiet and
with liberal Supplies prices ruled easier straw was in
North River shipping e5c ST. retail qualities, 81 10
81 3 clover, 70c S5c salt hay 7c. 75c Straw-65c
70c long rye h5c 6hc for short do. Soc ally
for wheat and s5c. CSC tor oat Quoted by the
fair good do, SO $24 good shipping, $isa $9 com
do, $l3 Sl4; No rye, $l2 $l3; do. No g $40
Hofs-Receipts for the past week 2J0 bales OF domcs
tic making total since september 1879 of22 94l bales
Marset quiet and weak Mr.. Emmet Wells, in his cir.
cular of this date, writes as to0ws;"Brewers buy
Ing in small lots of from to l0 bales at tlme. while
dealers afraid TO operate even on this comparatively
when out OF stock The supply Of good hops small
yet buycrs experience difficulty in suiting themselves
In quality, and there Is growing inclination the
part OF holders to unload, In view of the tatcrtug
concessions in price have been generally re-
sorted this week In order to effect quick sales On
the whole, we think the market AT this writing shows
signs Of weakness and only for the less encouraging
ports which reach US rom the growing districts to-day
prices might declue- The late heavy rains throughout
New York state have some what checked the 'arminp
out process and lice have made their appearance in
the yards ln Otseso county. Unless we have q dryer
during August the quality OF hops will be much
impaired by mould" We quote American. new, good TO
choice. 25c 3)c American new, low 10 far. l0c zc
yearn9s iSc a2Sc. oid,, &c. l5c BavariaBs (genunel
25c. Soc bavarans (patcnU. &c. 2jo' bnglish NC
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$1,000 N Y 8 rs, b h..
lLUU Tenn o's, n y. -.
2lVl Missouri, o's, | b. D..
1000 do DC
1900 Del 4 II. r. '64. be
1000 q, K l 4 Pac rs. :.
g. 20 do. b @
1000 Mil h st p 6's. lst
loo Erie LIST m.
1850 Erie I'd m... ....
1000 G F 4 NJ list. ... -.
l40U0 Buff & Erie, new.
1000 .SY Cen rs. lst c
10000 N Y Cen IS. r. -.
100 Tn Pac RR } st IN
20u0 Tn Pac los, in...
5000 G h N w c C e b..
20OO Nor 4 RS lst. b c
LOCO C.. C &iC Ist. =.
5000 Tol h w "a.
llG00 Lie h N C, '93. :.
1000 w I'm Tel rs. b C
1900 Alt Il T II lst M.
% shs Ger-Am bk. ..
100 Union Bank. .......
81 Cent Nat Bk......
s u S Ex Co. % C
IS n \ & h n X Rk....
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GREAT sACRiFICgl-MUST BE soLDi-A VERY
" choice Farm OF ~ acres Of rich smooth land under
and productive part Of Pennsyvana no chlls, mos
S6,ioss. good society: dne roads cash market the
door very nns buildings cost over 81 00--na some
stove dwelling. 10 roonas para, tine view splendid
rage and houses ice hog and poultry houses
VEGETABLE garden; large orchard, cNoce fruit; tine
Nrcam OF water; good fishing. This beautiful Farm IS
close 10 village, daily mall. &C.. and only three miles
Trims dailj four hours rom New fork city % see
owner and farm tate ". from loot 81 Lioer
street. New York, New Jersey central Railroad, 70
Be hishem, Pa there take North rennsylvania ksll.
O'Clock can return A. I'VE NJ Inquire az gqsh House.
Hsss walins; Price snoisaaaS al srcp1 Ssv oAS06.
SoN vApo easR reaoASod.
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u COTTON, AuCTIoNEER.-CHoICE HOUSEHOLD
Furniture This day Tnesdsy gnne at !, ocloes'
near Eighth avenue, the entire rich Furniture of the
family ~ Of which Is nearly new and q spendd con.
PETS rieh solid carved LACK walnut furniture rsr5cr
SUITS rich marble top Dressing Cases aud Dress bu'
reaas Centre and kxiensson TAcee best har xeurssse
Ss sssS was St s:d s2Ssi:s SSsss Sss sss
MsgnlnG.
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EDWARD PETTINGER,
IL Auctoneer.
BANKRUPT sale. this evening, OF nne French Chromos
&c. IN elegant frames, at IS Eighth avenue, At ~
O'Clock.
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A -SToRAoE-wESr SIDE STORAGE WARE
"A. houses Tor Furniture, Pianos Mirrors Paintings
Baggage and other family property: placed IN separa
establishment Ia the business goods received and de
Hvsred day or night X. IAGGART, Owner and Man
ager. ONCE, sos HUDSON street. near Twelfth.
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TAMEs N. FORD, ACKNOWLEDGES DAY. At
two O'Clock, a. e Third avenue. BY DIRECTION q
son. the Furniture Of four story house consisting Of
Paror SUITS cottage, chamber, bedroom and dining
Furniture nns velvet Brussels and other Carpets IN
rose WOO octave Piano Bedsleads iBureaus, wash
stands, rabies Chairs Sofas psror SOFA Beds Curtains
hair Mattresses Feather Beds together with very large
assortment medium and useful kurniture, suitable o&
hQu1ekeeper and others
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ToHN II. WILSON. AUCTIONEER
e. Mortgage sale OF Household Furniture, &c.
JOHN n. WILSON co. will sell Thursdav, June
1874 at 10 A. M at saesroom NO. lUs Chambers street,
Parior suits, black walnut and enam lied Bedroom
Suits Pier and Manel Mirrors Extension Tables rose
Chandeliers silver and plated Ware, elegant glass
Chan eiier Aubusson, Wilton, Brussels and ingram Car
pets, Oticoths, &c.
BY order OF the Attorney.
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ORDER FIXING THE TIME

OF holding the Regular Terms of the several
Courts of Monroe County, in the State of Penn
sylvana:
And now, May 29th, 1879, this being the
hrst term of the Court held in Monroe county
after the passage of the Act of Assembly ode
signaling the Judicial Districts of the Common
wealth, &c, &. y it is now ordered and direc-
ted that the time of holding the regular terms
OF the several courts in and for said county,
shall be the
FOURTH MONDAYS
of FEBRUARY, MAY, SEPTEMBER, and
DECEMBER, in each year to continue one
week, if necessary, subject to be enlarged,
modified or changed as now provided by law
And 1t is further ordered that this Order be
published in the newspapers published in the
borough of Stroudsburg, in said county, at least
80 days before the fourth Monday of Septem-
Der next.
BY the Court
SAM'L S. DREHER, Pres't Judge
JOHN DE4oUNG, Associate Judge.
PETER GRUvER, Associate Judge
Attest THO. NJ. MCILHANEY, Proth'y.
August 20 1874
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NOTICE TO THE
Taxpayers of Monroe Go,

In pursuance to an Act of Assembly, entitled
Gan Act relating to the collection of State anc
County Taxes in the county of Monroe" ap
proved May 6, 1867, the county treasure
will meet the Taxpayers of said county, for tn,
collection of State and County Taxes in and
for the following places, to wit:
In the Borough of Stroudsburg, Saturday
July %, 1874 at the Treasurer's Office.
Ross Township, Monday July p, at the
House of J. II. Stocker.
Eldred Township, Tuesday, July, %, at the
House of Edward Frantz.
Polk Township Wednesday July, %, at the
House of Joel Berlin
Chestnuthill, Thursday 80 at the House OF
Charles Eberle, and Friday July 81, at the
House of Mahlon Shupp.
Jackson Township, Saturday August 1st, at
the House Of Geo. II. Singer
Tunkhannock Township, Monday August
3, at the House of Ruben Bonser.
Tobyhanna Township, Tuesday August 4
at the House OF Isaac Stouffer
Coolbaugh Township, Wednesday August
5, at the House of Samuel Case.
Barrett Township, Thursday August 6, al
the House of John w. YOthers
Paradise Township, Friday August 7, at the
House of James Knitz.
Pocono Township, Saturday August s, at the
House of Charles Brown.
Price Township, Monday August 10 at the
House of Lewis Long.
NJ. Smithfeld Township, Tuesday August
II, at the House of Jacob Place, and Wednes
day August L, at the House of James Place
Smithtield township, Thursday August l3
at the House of Simeon d. Bush, and Friday
August II, at the House Of Thomas Brodhead
East Stroudsburg, Saturday August Is, al
the House of j Ohm Hohensheld
I, N
the House of Charles Andrew, and Tuesday
August Is, at the House of Charles Bossard
Stroud Township, Wednesday and Thursday
August l9 and Goth, at the Office of 5. L. Drake
Esq.
Taxpayers who avail themselves of this
opportunity to pay their Taxes will he entitled
to an abatement of FIVE PER CENT. For
the convenience of Taxpayers visiting Strouds-
burg, the Treasurer will receive any of the
above Taxes at his office, before said days.
JONAS ALTIMUS, Treasurer
June 25 1S74-9t
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An exchange gives the following cease
OF conscience; Messrs Frank, Bro. &
Co., merchants Sd street, PHILADELPHIA.
had pleasant surprise Thirtv-three
years ago they kept store in New Berlin.
Union county, and before moving to the
city they We're robbed of goods to the
amount OF S40O. Last week man came
INTO their store, and asccrtaining that they
were the same gentlemen that kept store
IN New Berlin informed them that he was
ready to pay the s400 they missed in the
robbery, together with the interest npon
the same, which would amount to $500.
Mr.. Frank was astonished at the mans
trankness, but told him if he would give
Nm the $500 without interest, they would
call 1t square, which he paid over and de-
parted, leaving the proprietors to ruminate
upon the singular phases of humanity.
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4 FORGER'S LEGACY.
Heavy R0bbeTie8 Unearthed by a Search
Through Van Etten'S Trunks-Wall
Street Operators Arrested.

NAVY hVuuo4ioo CI6dI IHou ny Il S6afcN
Through Van Etten'S Trunks-Wall
Street Operators Arrested,
When Van Etten, the forger, commit
| ted suicide in Hudson City on Saturday.
Au-lst !. Captain Lees, Chief Of the De
ec1Te Corps Of San Francisco, who had
eaTcd his arrest, and was about gaing
WITH hin to San Francisco, took charge Of
effects and searched his trunks. Among
a Iapar5 which he discovered was a
S.ota bond Of the town Of Fond du Lac,
sconsn. Concluding that Van Etten
ua not be in possession of the bond
,aeslIy Captain Less went with it to the
1eaaauics Bank Of New York, where the
a}oas upon the bond had been made
Ia0-e There he learned that the
-e,es' had been paid to Harriott
Aoyes Of No. - Wall street, and
'n them he learned that the bond of that
-l,er had become the property, twelve
-1 rs ago, Of 4. O. Burton of Burling-
~, W. captain Lees thereupon com
,leated with Mr. Burton and secured
!" sentIeuian's presence in New York on
I''aay last. Mr.. Burton stated that he
255n robbed about ten months ago by
'1Is OF $4,000 in place and Jewels,
Tue following amount of stocks and
~sS . shares (100 each) Of Harlem
ah stock, 5G11 shares of Cumberland
and Iron Compa2y stock, $500 in.
10 Cumberland Coal and Mining Co.,
~a'eS Of the Northern Transportation
.F1ny' T..! and the $1,000 bond of Fond du
-, MS; referred TO- The night after
n, "a y robbed, Judge Barber, Of st. Al
|i1a' y t. was also robbel, losing about
,.l. % 10 plate and money, and the night
\, lung that, Judge Reeder, of Mont
n,. S0Isred Ig similarly, though in smaIieri
-,' ~,i 4r Burton proved bis claim to |
r,., ou9 au Lac stock and received it, but
r,;s S'1 Willingness to remain and assist
h. r -, Lees s IN securing, if possible, clue
h ~ IT,, oi the stolen property. A visit
MT, Ddhk resulted IN SecurIngl
5,oa '% nation that the stolen bank stock
a. ,~t l. transferred to a man named Cas-
sS5l. IA nS beng certified to as the genu-
,sIa. a1 Ci the bonds by Marcus Z. Sacia,
H. h. !" No; II Wall street. Further
~ = all street led to the discovery
Isrss A4d introduced Cassidy to John
Al C,...I r., a4other operator in Wall street,
i. ), g,aSsdys request undertook to ne
!. .a5 g' sale Of the bonds. CAPTAIN
1 s,sa. VT Burton spent Monday in
i5ior ? c'ryng to find the stolen bonds
siam = tOf them to any sidewalk opera
sa1, "ley met, but without success.
d. ~ morning they were more sue
lIey met broker named Abra-
o. 5pls; 55ae to whom they stated their
s.,s5 purchase Harlem Bank stock and
H. e, very readily to negotiate the
J; Off, h., 'heIa lie took them to De
sp5" oe where the identical bonds
i qSea. S'. Captain Lees Immediately
''scslyes Farley and Sampson,
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ORDINANCE No. 10.

ObOlNANSC NO. H.
Be it ordained and enacted by the Burgess
and Town Council of the Borough of East
Stroudsburg: That all the property owners
on the west side of Washington street, from
the corner of CORTLAND and Washington sts tC
the Iron Bridge, shall lay side walk of stone
brick or plank; in case of plank, the same shall
be not less than inches thick and IA inches
wide, placed side by side with space of Il
inches between. The walk shall he put down
in. a substantial and workmanlike manner, un-
der the direction of the Street Committee, by
October l, 1874.
In case of non compliance with the above
ordinances, the Borough will cause the paving
and curbing of said side walks to be done and
charge 90 per cent. advance on cost of labor
and material.
Approved this 9TH day of July, 1874.
GEO. Z. STOUFFER, Burgess.
Attest-HENRY MILLER, Secy.
July %, 1S74.-3t.
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who had been on his track all day. and
Devere and Whipple were both taken into
custody, Subsequently, Sacia was arrested
at his office, and Cassidy, on inquiry, was
found to have been prisoner in Ludlow
Street Jail for several days on another
charge. The three men were brought to
the New York Central Office yesterday af.
ternoon, searched, and consig gned to the
cells to be arraigned at the Tombs' Police
Court
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To the Voters of Monroe County.
Auditors Notice.

In the matter Of the account Of Thomas Atemose,
Assignee of Charles Sansenbacb. Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned having been appointed
Auditor by the Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county to make distribution of the funds in
the hands Of the Assignee TO aH, among the persons
entitled thereto viii attend to the duties of his appoint
ment on Monday the 9th day Of August, 1874 at -
o'clock m at his office in Stroudsburg, when and where
those interested may attend if they think proper.
J. II. WALTON,
Julv 90 ls74At1 Auditor.
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Saturday, August %, 1874,

the following personal property, to witt
3 Sets of Cottage Furniture complete, eac,
set consisting of Bedstead, Bureau with looking
glass, Washstand Chairs &c. a lso one Parlor
set embracing hair Sofa, Roking Chair, large
arm Chair, Marble top Table and hair seated
Chairs: Also a variety of other Furniture
consisting of Beasteads, Tables, cane and
wooden seated Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Sofa
two Stoves, Fruit Cans, Crockery, Washing
Tubs, Meat Stands, Lard Cans, and great
number of articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at ] o'clock, i. NJ, when
terms will be made known by
CHARLES DRAKE.
CHARLES HENRY, Auctioneer.
August 20, ,'742l
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NOTICE.

THE MEMBERS of the Monroe County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, are hereby
notified that the annual election of Managers,
for said Compay, will be held at the Court
House, in the borough of Stroudsburg, on
Monday, September 7, 1874, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, at which time Thir-
teen Managers will be chosen to serve for one
wear. or until others are duly qualified to fill
their places, pursuant to Section 4th of the
act of Assembly incorporating said Compay.
EDWARD B. DREHER, Sec'y.
Office Of the N. G. II. +. /. Co.
Stroudsburg, Aug. 90, 1874.
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Borougl, ordinances.
ORDINANCE No. 9.

Be it enacted and ordained by the Burgess
and Town Comncil of the Borough of East
Stroudshurg: That all the property holders on
the north side of Washington street from the
corner of Crystal and Washington streets to the
intersection of Courtland street. shall curb and
pave the side walk along their respective prop
critics. either with brick or stone by October
l, 1874. The width of the sidewalk shall be
s feet
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MARRIED..

On the oath of august 1874 by Rev. John
f; Chaplain, pastor ofthe Methodist Episcopal
Church in Stroudsburg, Mr.. Benjamin T. Case
and Miss Frank Z. Sterling, both of Susque-
hanna county, Pa.
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Teachers Committee.

The Committee appointed at the last Annual
Teachers Institute, to assist in preparing a
Programme fer the next County Institute, Is
hereby requested 10 meet the undersigned al
his Office in the Borough of Stroudsburg, on
Saturday, August 22d inst. at o'clock P. NJ
for the performance of the aforesaid duty.
JERE. FRUTCHEY,
County Sup't Monroe CO.
Stroudsburg, Aug. 13, 1S74-2t.
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DURFEE'S ISLAND
g A M ? M z T TIN G.

Three quarters of mile from Stroudsburg De
pot, commences Tuesday, Aug. 18th, and closes
Thursday, the 9th.
Rev. VIM. B. WooD will have charge. The
spot is lovely. Come and enjoy this Feast o
Tabernacles.
Board for days or more 81 per day; for
transient visitors 81 %; single meals 80 cents
children under y years half price. Lodging
80 cents per night. Stabling and feed for hor-
ses on the around.
For further particulars address NELSON De
TRICK, Analomink, Monroe county, Pa.
The Camp Meeting is under the control OF
the Monroe County Association of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church.
August 13, 1874.
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FOR SALE.

is,l.E. The undersigned offers at private
I9sale his HOTEL and all it's effects
The house is situated at Tobyhanna Mills,
Monroe County, Pa, in the central part of
the town. Size of the building so feet front by
so feet in depth. Every thing about the house
in good order For terms, &c. call on the SUBJ
scriber.
JEROME B. SHAW.
July 80, 1S74-tf
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CAUTION.

Having loaned to Thomas Applegate, of
Smithfeld, l Sorrel horse, l Bay horse,
l two-horse wagon, l one-horse truck wagon,
l spring buggy wagon, double set of harness,
and l set single harness, during my pleasure.
| hereby caution all persons against in any
way meddling with the same.
JOSEPH CRYSTAL.
East Stroudsburg, Pa, Aug. 20, 1S743t.
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Go to Fried's for clothing, boots and
shoes, trunks, valices, and gents furnishing
goods
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Edwarn Horn, Of Easton, wants to
compete with any man in the State in a
tulI days lathing, for $500 and the campion-
ship.
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STATEN ENT
OF TIE
Receipts and Expenditures
OF THE
BOROUGH OF STROUDSBURG,
For the year ending 18th July, 1874.

WILLIAM WALLACE, Treasurer, in account with
said fund.
For cash in hand per Auditors
last settlement, s 2S 10
Ahated taxes reed on Duplicate '73 34O3 II
Judgment Drcher and M1haney, S51 IS
OF COLLECTORS.
Geo. F. Heller, Duplicate, 1869, 80 90
Alexander Fowler 1871, 40 90
John S. Fisher, 1879, 1853 10
Ed. Fisher, 1873 653 1875 62o5 SO
BY Borough Bounty Bonds Redeemed to wit:
No. 164, Charles Troch dated 18th
70. i, Han Hannah wyckor Is apr. ss. 100 %
No. 104, Geo P. Helm, 7th Oct. '65, 200 90
No. 100, do do 18th Sep. 65, 100 0O-s $50 90
BoRoUGH BONDS REDEEMEL.
No. d. Staples Barry 31st Jan. 1870 100 90
Interest paid on Bonds Redeemed IS 50
Interest paid on out standing Bonds, to wit:
per cent Bonds, 1872 "a 90
: s5s 5s5s s. s. g ~ :.
Intoresi paid S. L. Drake check, Al
CHECKS PAID.
For Lighting Street Lamps, 5 1O5 Is
Oil &c, $50 90
Police Extra, 131 so
Printing and Advertising SO 90
Secretary, services, &c, 6S so
Serving Notices, 90
Jail Fees, 375
Surveying Quaker Alley, 20 90
Auditors, 1873 ~ 90
Attorney Fees, 20 90
Pound Rent, 05
Fire Department, 25S AZ
Material furnished < work on Streets zoos 33
Commission S6177 II al = per ct.
cash received from all sources
cept SIS rs in hand at last settle
ment 80 SIS 3fSs O2
eo97 4s
Bal. in Treas. hand, 18th July, 1874 5 10s II
Bonds redeemed during the year $50 90
error in previous auditing made last wears bond
debt appear be but about S 600 but corrected per
Bond Book &C. the present Bond Indebtedness is as
ccrtained to be rs follows:
Bounty Bonds, per cent. 5000
Bonds issued to repair damages caused by fresh
et of 1863 per cent. 14s45
Bonds for Fire Engine, &c, per cent. 5000
Bonds issued to redeem overdue per cent.
bonds per cent 2,25o
Total, So, 1895
:. JABksoN R aSSkEl fASrz Auditors.
Stroudsburg August 20 1874.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-27

Three butchers are under bail for trial
at Heading, for killing and selling diseased
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-08-27

DIR. w. +. Goodwin near Middletown.
Del, has field of corn averaging 12 feet
in height.