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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
Il roga,e OF the COUNTY Of York, noce : Aers,y
gwen al ytrsCas having claims against iAtD XII y
NOLllTOR la,c Of the Cry Of New YORK, baker iecea-
10 present tie same with vouchers thereof % the SUB
scnter. AZ the Office II JACOBS RoSENsIElN, k>l o.
10 JaMeS-sircet the Ciiy If NewNoTk ON OF before ne
thlrteeuth DAY II October RtIt Dated, NtNl OK the
seventh das Of ApTil, 1851. ELIZABETH MOLLITOk,
al& lSWfmMs Atmia> tT1tIt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ac-
cordmg law I, al persons having CLAIMS a. anst
DAVID LESTER. late If The City of BROOKLYN, Kings
County deceased that they required exhibit the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers at No Is Gear
m the CITY of New York ON OF before the Isl day u DC
tlher ne,, Dated March "a 1851
MARY LESTER. I ,1,,,s.
r,vl7 lavelpM RUFUS X GRAVES, '" -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
II S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CnMpA.

sNi-F1 INV ORLEANS direct. wa HAVANA
~ AM kEpVCED On TUESDAY, Aas 70. a; SPIN
, sReadid DOUBLE engine Steamship CHEROKEE, 100
rd W. nervsn. Henry Wncle. Commander VIII saul on
aNheuAN. Aug 20 NJ precisely O'Clock y VI trom her
Al the toI Of Warrcn-st with the Government Mas,
SWe'ief HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS
assles passengers transferred al HsTsna 10 the sleeld
~,coe sAglne 81, aElship FALCON
SrNsat taken 70 New Orleans at 80 cents per foot
S'e only taken freight 20 havana No blis III adGs
x Ssned amer the steamer has sailed
h-Nhipicfs rec as>ed % supply themselves W;h
1enpSnyS Bills II lading which may De had on A.
'-r~sSh ~ the ofGce. Ne other form Viii be signed
,ssh OF passage apply The eice Of the Company,
aul3 ietih NJ ROBERTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
nACIFJC NAH. STEAMSHIP COM

pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
u PANY-ONLY THROUGH LINE fer san FRAY
CISCO. HAVANA and CHAGhks-fAhE ~
DUCED-On TUESDAY. August q, az r h-Ihe
SPLENDID donble- englne Steamship Gil is.0t ins,
Henry Windle Commander all saul 90 TUESDAY, Aug.
&C. at precisely O'clock from the PIE, a. ,ls Tot
OF Warren a with the Cove III Bent Mails q Gect
for HAVANA and CIfAGRES, -,
ChsgTes passengers tTas Ir.c a. A'@h" 20 ne sehl1
d0Ihlt-erclne stssEship FALCON-
lesyi IN the Cherokee Will connect With The
fay0rre u 6 NAL Steamship TENNESSEE, 20 sail from
Panau a on .r about tie 18Th Of September
Por rassage apply at he Office, Nos a and = Sprh-
>, or a: No IN IVES. s.. corner Of WaTen-st. 1o -
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
u PANY-Only Through Line for ChLIFORSfA snd
OREGON. va CHAGREs direct; fare reduced-On
Thurs DAY Ausu~t g. AZ p M.-The splendid double
engine steamship ILLINOIS. 2t0 TINS n J. Hartsten.
L. s N commander, Will saul On Tho hSDAf <6-h of
August Il O'Clock NJ precisely, from her pier at the
foot Of Wauen-st. North River, WITH the Goyernment
Mails f0r Cnagres connecting with the iayors L Mail
steamship TENNESSEE, 70 leave Panama On OF about ne
18th Of September 49,
For assage or freight apply a the Office, Nos and IS
Snuih-sr III %sst-s WaTTen-t a1i4 tl3'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

INCoMBUSTIBLE Gas On Thursday, says
The Ne,rark Daslv Mr. {. Dowdon OF this clty made
an experiment with an lncombuStble gas for putting
out FIRE He filed barrel, open a. both ends, 70
about one half capacity. with tar. dry >hivlnGS.
and other comtustlbo materials. and when IgnlteI,
and IN full blaze, few sheets Of common wrapping
paper saturated nth the gaseous preparation, was
put under the barrel, and the fame was extlngu>hed
IN few seconds, leaving nothing but 4 smoke pro
duced bv the gas. mixed with a small portion OF
smoke of the FIRE To hose standing IN close proX-
unity II was found nnOxiouS. THIS experiment was
several times repeated with Ike results. The barrel
was then removed. leaving the combuStibles IN
heap upon the ground, which were fired, and when
fully ienltcd and IN a blaze, Nir ID. applied the gas
eous paper and II was instantly estingulshed. ieay-
ing nothing but the smoke referred To above. The
philosophy OF the thing, according 10 Mr. Dowden,
is this The gas used Is ncombustible, and flames
canno, exist IN II, even where there Is any con-
siderable portion OF H.
Hence he suppoSes that The correct mode OF using
any Incombustlble gas Is 70 put ont the flame OF a
burning building and when the flame is stopped a
very small quantity of water viii reduce the temper
allure of the cnders below the burning point. Mr.
ID. considers this process Of extingulShing flame
discovery by himself accidentally made. lie intends
10 make other experiments on the subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

ACCIDENTS A man named Lawrence
Costello.a aborer. while engaged IN digging sewer
IN jersey CITY, had his thigh fractured and received
other internal INJURIES consequence OF the cayng
IN Of one Of the walls tie was dug OHt shortly after
the accident and taken to the New-York Hospital.
Thos Shay. while engaged in blasting IN West
chester County on Thursday last was struck upon
the head By piece of rock and brought 10 this city
on Friday evening with his head badly fractured lie
was conveyed to the New-NOrk Hospital.
John Ludlow, while preparing blast IN hoooken,
on FRIDAY afternoon. was sh0cklngy burned IN the
face and arms by the premature explosion OF the
blast lie was Immediately taken 10 the New-i ORR
Hospital
Hugh Whalen, plasterer, while engaged IN a new
building IN Fifteenth st, Friday afternoon, aeci-
dentally fell from the third story to the basement
and was conveyed TO the Newiork Hospital at Vi
O'Clock last evening with his leg fractured and 9TH
erWlsc seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
C0AIs4 25 PEK TUN.-The sub.

NUAE-S4 20 fFN IUN.-I ne BUD
ber Is constantly receiving, direct from the mnes,
p.,eb orchard RaCA Heath and Lehgh COAL, Of all the
ws nz.s VIZ BroheB, Egg Range and stove, and war
rasisd b Of tire very best Which ne oes ior safe
stlovsr uY~es thar ever tefOre sold IN this market
JAMES L. WORTH, 81 Broadway, and
s.,iu Fourth, corner Thom pson sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

GAN FRANCISCo:-ALl,;s|o1P &C. e. CO. >;
Pti 'spes Ssn FRANCISCO, California under the same
issn sIsOP co. The acting RartI,es tne[e a ,S
esp%asIrs PoLhEMUS ana ShA ~ ShiS
WILL imIted 10 commission business For for'hef
He.sn,srs apply 10 the asert partner
ysrtcai. TuEODORE W. RILEY. ~ South-st. N. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate # the County u New York No'ce = hereby
gycnto all persons having cla> agalIs; SAM Ell THO NJ
son late Of The Cry of NewYorS. builder. deceased .
present thesame win the vouchers thereof. the sub
scr,oers al the o.cr u Php BurroweS, ESl No a Wall
street the Cry "a New lorA. on before the
seventh day 4 Deceniber nsNt-Datcd NcW-I rs. the
twenty Efs; day II June 1851
ANN THOMSON. EsccrfriN
WILLIAM a THOMSON
JOHN THOMSON ENecl.urS
jee5 law6mM MASON THOMSON,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
Co-Uartnersb hip.

S'IISsSCLUTION.-The Co-partnershlp
,scfTe e1ug between ne snsse,1S % y rR Rfs-
YsL spa s.oIved By mutual consent Either OF tne SUD
low, ,,le the Of the arm, AID are au,nor-
,erite's VII VII oaros n eiilement. -
I'd % 1se NE nan" SAMUEL cox,
,,, SAMUEL W TkU SLOW
N. subscriber Will continue the Flour,
MOTH Lns,ness N his Own name, at he old stand,
n aaaaa'. 1851
.,urNERsHIP-The subscribers have THIS By cd day
C0PAi.l ,,nershp under The name and hrih 81 COA
frnsd CO ~, transaction Of general business IA
hAbbE, seed &c in the CITY Of New YORK. and "l
Pow, Gram "a ,and Of Cox Irnsow No lzV Broad
,or,nue a. nc ViN SAMUEL cox.
VII Aug q. 1851. THOMAS b. MAbEE-
suZ3 -----------
nToTICE-Nctice is hereby given that
No'i.1sr.h,o firm Of RIViSiUS kLlNGER IS
THE Ra1LSoI yED By mutual consent and that Charles
t dsy Authorized 70 sign ne firms nans n set
n.ntri sna n3 ssr TO- 1851 JOHN KLINGER.
-,,.,;.o.d viii continue the Jewelry business On
BIS own account al w CHARLES RIVINIUS.
- q. ,eu aull lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

NOAL-I still continue to sell the best
Red Ash Coal al my yard, corner of Goenck and
Iynrton SITS at 81 Is, screened and delivered Winte
~ ts % cents less from boats Daily dischargIng
~. PETER CLINTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
Steamships for Southern PORTS

INDEPENDENT LINE TO CHA
,nGkkS-The Opposition steamship BROTHERJONA-
aattaN 1.-THE kSieSt steamer the world Will SAT- iVI
Sn,sies, on tt ESpAN Aug -. AZ VI rom Pier No
Nm, landing passengers al san Juan dc Nicaragua, #
'Natsttd For passage apply 10
aeSGS V Mills. Agsn,. No 5! Cor.lanaLs &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
Coal.

COAL-s4 per tun, Red or White n,1
~. mi stove AT 81 Is per tun. White Ash, Ege
~ s,xs "a Orders received al yards, Nos. 1917 Bowery
sh S a. ROADWAY between 18Th and 18th SITS -
sba ". RANDOLPH MERRITT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
Gfprcesco, sc.
DERFORD & CO.'S great CALIFOR-

II MA ENpRESS-Ahcad of all other expresses
through IA thrty-hIcc days per steamers ILLINOIS and
CHEkOkEE, s6th and ?bh INST Freight twenty per
cent cheayer by any other Two special mes
,ente,s Nessrs { Wolber, aud Starr P1S'ase
three cents No NescS- 81. Aston House au2S 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
T ACKAWANNA COAL at RETAIL

COAL.-The Subscriber has in yard, un-
der cover and for sale Coal of quality that will suit
consumers who lsh good article, and delivered good
sfdeT -
the eott. RICHARD MARTIN, %JS Nashi ngtoh'
an9 Inns corner of DesbrOsSes-st.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-12
Business Notices.

GoDEr's LADY's Book FOR MAY.-we have already re.
ceved the May number of Cooley The Engravnss Of this
number are beautiful Fhe principal engraving entitled
"The Language Of Flowers" is gem. The other engra-
wings, which all handsome and appropri.
ate Thc Crystal Palace for the Worlds Fair al London
magnificent pile The contributions are from some of
our best writers.
After June the 3Oth the postage the Idy's Book will
he only cents for 500 miles, and for 1900 miles
The postage therefore longer objection Who says
1915 advance for Cooley and the Sunbury American,
JOURNAL OF TIE FRANKLry ISs1iru1E-In our adverti-
sing columns this week. will bo found the advertisement OF
this time honored and valuable Institution Among its
members of the most learned and scientific Of
the day. The Journal is probably the best publication Of
this kind in the Country.
Essence OF GrNerR-we refer our readers to the adver
tsement OF Ambrose Smith, Druggist, in Philadelphia His
Essence Of Ginger which is for sale this Office an a
Gle that should find its way into every fienily
CANDLE MovLDs, &c-The advertisement Of John Cal.
vcrlcy, Manufacturer of Candle Moulds Surgical pumps
&c will be found another column. Mr.. Calverlsy 10 a
first rate mechanic, and from his establishment
work of the very best quality
MILL SroNEs.-Great improvements have been made in
the manufacture OF this article for the particulars Of which
we refer those interested to the advertisement OF Mr. E.
MITCHELL old York Road Philadelphia who keeps exten
sive supply Of Mill Stones, Grind Stones, &c
One Of the lest and most extensive FoUSDRIEs in Phis.
delphiu is that of Warwick Libandt on Noble Street
Wharf They in their establishment nothing but the
best MATERIAL and their castings stand No in the Phia-
delphia Market The establishment is of itself worth
visit.
HARDWARE CUTLERY &c.-NIr. VIM. VI. Mcclure, No.
2s7 Market street, whose advertisement will be found in
this weeks paper has of the best and well assorted
Hardware Stores in Philadelphia Those Of our readers
who visit the city, and in want Of articles this line,
! should give him call.
| BoTTLING EsTABLIsHMENT.-Mr. James H. Maree,
whose cardappears in paper this week. keeps
on hand bottled Porter Ale, Cider &c Sec his advertise
| ment.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.-The administrator of James
Johnson, decd offers for sale the premises four Lots
Ground, in Northumberland the 9TH day of May next
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-12
PITIABLE SIGHT.

Robson who escaped from the Jail at
Lockport, New York, and who was con-
fined to the Jail OF this County few weeks
since, was taken from thence on Thursday
last, on a requsition from the Governor Of
New York. Though he was desperate and
furious when arrested, he was now humbled
to the dust. He is a tall, we'll made man,
with a powerful frame, and it was really
pitable to see him in his manacles, when
led out, weeping and sobbing like child.
How true is it that "the way Of the trans
gressor is hard ?"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-12
MONTOUR COUNTY.

The bill for the remuneration of Mon
tour county to Columbia has been defeated
in the Senate by vote of Ia to l6. What
ever we may think of the proprety of the
formation of the new County, we could
not view its repeal after its organization,
as any thing shor! of an arbitrary stretch Of
power. The first grand error was in the
removal Of the seat OF Justice from Dan
vile to Boomsburg. The latter place, it
is true, was more central, but we doubt
whether any one ever sustained anything
more than an imaginary injury, in travel
ling few miles further to reach the seat OF
Justice.
1t will be seen by the legislative pro-
ceedings that motion has been made and
carried to reconsider the bill.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-12
THE sUsouEHANNA RAIL ROAD.

A strong effort is making 10 defeat this
bill now before the legislature. The peo-
pie Of the Susquehanna are resolved TO have
a rail road up the valley of their noble
river, which will not only connect with
the New York and Erie Rail Road at El.
mira, but will be carried up the West
Branch, and from thence to Erie. The
Baltimoreans are aware Of the great i'm
portance Of this trade, and will themselves
give liberal and helping hand to aid in its
construction. We understand that a sum
nearly sufficient to build the road, from
Harrisburg TO Sunbury, is ready for the
work. 1t is high time that something is
done to secure the trade of Central and
Northern Pennsylvania. New York is ex-
tending branches in every direction to draw
trade TO her capitol. She now has North.
ern Pennsylvania as her customer. As
soon as the Williamsport and Elmira road
shall be finished, even the Counties as fal
Last as Clinton and Lycoming will turn
their trade in that direction, during the
winter, if the Susquehanna road is not soor
constructed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-12
HON. THOMAS BURNSIDE, DECD.

In the morning OF the 7th instant, al Sun.
bury, the Court having been opened, before
the Hon. James Pollock and his associates,
the Court was addressed by Hugh Bellas,
Esq, upon this subject. He briefly sketch
ed history of Judge Burnsides life, from
intimate personal knowledge during forty.
five years; giving a relation of interesting
facts of his youth and proceeding to his three
successive appointments as President Judge
of as many several districts, from 1914 to
ls45. In January of the latter date he was
appointed an associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court, and held that office until his recent
death.
His character as Judge, as a citizen, as a
friend, a husband and father was described.
and in conclusion, on Mr. Belas's motion, the
Court from respect TO this memory Of the
decd, adjourned.
A general meeting of the Judges, the Bar
and citizens was held in the afternoon, and
on motion of David Taggart, Esq.
The Hon. James Pollock was appointed
Chairman and Charles Peasants, Esq, Sec
retary.
On motion of Charles A. Kuls, ESQ., a
Committee of five as follows, was appointed
| BY the Chair 10 report resolutions expressive
of the sentiments of the meeting upon this
occasion, viz.
Messrs. Bellas, Jordan, Casey, Lawson
and Comfy.
Mr.. Bellas accordingly, reported on behalf
of the Committee as follows:
RESOLVED, that, by the death of the Hon
Thomas Burnside, who during the last six
years has filled the high and responsible Of
fee of an associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, the Judiciary of this
Commonwealth, and the community al large,
sustain a great deprivation of extensive
knowledge very long experience and emf
nent ability, and of faithfulness, uprightnes.
and industry, in the discharge of onerous of.
fetal duties.
Resolved, that, by this lamented event, a
citizen of generous public spirit and disnter
ested benevolence is lost TO society a sincere
and warm hearted-friend is cut off from
many personal friends; and his wife and nu'
merous offspring are bsreaved of most afTec'
tiona,e husband and father, with whom we
deeply sympathize in this affective deprva
tion.
Resolved, that in testimony of high regard
for the memory of the decd, we will weal
the usual token of mourning for 80 days.
Resolved, that copy of these proceeding.
signed by the present officers be forwarded
to his family, with the assurance of our sym
paihy in this sorrowful visitation Of Heaven.
On motion of George F. Miller, Esq, Re
soved, that the public papers are hereby
requested to publish the proceedings of lhi'
meeting.
HON. JAMES POLLOCK, Chairman.
CHARLES PEASANTS, Secretary.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-12
IN THE COURTS OF OYER AND TERMINER
AND QUARTER SESSIONS.

Before Pollock, President, and Velker and
Dentler, associates.
Commonwealth Us Jacob Berger.-Surety
of the Peace. Deft. had been using threat
ening language towards his wife. Ordered
to give bail TO keep the peace for months,
and committed in default. Counsel for
Commonwealth, Kutz and Kean; for de.
fence, Lawson.
Same Us Jesse Lewis.-1ndictment for the
larceny OF trunk of Rev. Mr.. Dosh, from
the stage at Milton. Prisoner found guilty
and sentenced 10 the Eastern Penitentiary
for one year. Kutz, Dis. Atty, and Porter
for Commonwealth; Pleasants, Kean and
Tharp for defence.
Same uS Jacob Observation-Disclosures for
Nuisance in obstructing public road in
Delaware township. Jury returned ver-
dict of not guilty, and def. for costs. Jor-
dan, Porter and Dis. Atty for Common
wealth; Miller and Lawson for defence.
Same Us Elisabeth Observation-Disclosures
for Arson, in burning the buildings of Sam
uel Hunter. Found guilty and sentenced
to the House of Refuge for six years and
nine months. Dis. Attorney, Donnel and
Brown for Commonwealth Jordan and
Kean for defence.
Same Us jeremiah Sarton.-Indictmen
for For. s. Bas. on body of Caroline John.
son. Jury discharged.
Dist. Atty, Brown and Tharp, for Com.
monwealth; Porter and Miller for defence
Same Us Charles .Herander.-Assault s
Battery. 1gnoramus.
Same Us Jacob HaaS.-Assault s. Battery
Ignoramus.
Same Us Daniel HoaiS.- Obtaining mon
ey under false pretences, &C., of Thoma
Brass.
Same rs James E. Kurran.-Indicted 70
stealing horse Of Henry Neuer. Prisone
pleaded guilty, made statement and threw
himself on the mercy of the Court. Sen
fenced TO the Eastern Penetentiary for two
years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-12
journal Of the
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
OF THE STATE OF rENNsyLvASIA FOR TuE PROMOTION OF
THE MECHANIC ARTS.

TUNHE oldest Mechanical Periodical extant in
h America, is published on the first of each
month in the City of Philadelphia. 1t has been
regularly issued for upwards of twenty-five years,
and is carefully edited by a committee of scientific
gentlemen appointed for the purpose, by the
Franklin Institute.
The deseredly high reputation, both at home
and abroad, which this Journal has acquired and
sustained, has given it circulation and exchange
list of the best character, which enables the Com
mttee on Publications to make the best selections
from Foreign Journals, and to give circulation to
original communications on mechanical and SCI
entifc subjects and notices of new inventions
notices of all the Patents issued at the Patent OF.
flee, Washington City, are published in the Jour
nal together with large amount of information
on Mechanics, Chemistry, and Civil Engineering,
derived from the latest and best authorities.
This Journal is published on the first Of each
month, each number containing at least seventy
two pages and forms two volumes annually OF
about 432 pages each, illustrated with engravngs
on copper and on wood of those subjects which
require them.
The subscription price is Five Dollars per an
mum, payable on the completion of the sixth num-
ber; and it will be forwarded free of postage
when five dollars are remitted to the Actuary
postage paid) in advance for one years subscriP-
ton.
Communications and letters on business must
be directed to ''the Actuary of the Franklin inst-
tute, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania" the postage
paid.
Aetuary, f. 4.
April l2, Is5l.-6mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-12

PENNsYLvANTA's CALIFoRNIA.--A joint
committee Of the Legislature of Pennsylva.
MIA, estimate the value of the present annual
yield of the coal mines of Pennsylvania, al
sl7sOo,oOO, and the annual product of fur.
naces, forges and rolling mill, at not less than
s2s 100000. In about two and a half years,
the time since the discovery Of the gold
mines Of Californa--it is estimated that
sos 200, 900, have been taken out, or a, the
rate of S3s, 100000 per annum. The Goa
and iron of Pennsylvania are therefore
more productive than are Caifornia
| riches.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-12
STOVES! STOVES!

V>HE subscribers return their sincere thanks to
- their customers, for liberal encouragement
for the last year, and hope by strict attention in
filling orders to meet with the same liberal patron
age. We have on hand the greatest variety of
patterns of any other Foundry in the United
States, and still adding to their number. Give
us call before purchasing elsewhere. Our stock
embraces great variety of Cooking stoves, of the
most approved kinds, Parler stoves for wood or
coal, common stoves, cylinders of all kinds, and
odd plates of all kinds to repair stoves.
For Summer use, small Stove, called Sum-
mer baker, new and superior Furnaces for burn
ing charcoal or stone coal, Gas ovens of several
different patterns, Bake ovens, several patterns,
hitchiug posts, Spout irons and a variety of art-
cles in casting, too numerous to mention. The
Hardware trade can be supplied with common 4,
5, g. Z, and quart Tea kettles, at very low pri-
ces for cash or city acceptance.
few casks OF superior German black lead on
hand.
WARWICK & LIBRANDT.
Noble st. wharf, Delaware, Philadelphia.
April Il, lS5l.--6mo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-04-12

THE BosToN SLAVE EXcITEMENT.-During
Friday night seven persons were arrested for
refusing 10 leave the vicinity Of the court
house when requested They were all dis
charged before morning except two, who
being found armed with pistols, were sent
to Jail, and on Saturday afternoon were ey-
amined in the Police Court, on a charge of
carrying concealed weapons. During Friday
evening several hundred persons remained
about the court house, and cheers were re-
peatedly given for the Union. Several armed
colored men were arrested and committed
10 Jail for endeavoring 10 gain admitance TO
the armory Of the New England Guards
where the company was under arms. On
Saturday morning several i'll disposed per-
sons watched for the appearance in the street
of the three gentlemen from Georgia, who
are witnesses in this case, and upon their ap-
preaching the vicinity of the Court House, a
mob gathered and surrounded them, evident
iy with the attention Of taunting and annoy.
ing them if not for worse purpose.
Officers interfered, and the three strangers
entered the Court House without further mo-
lesiation.
A body of $50 United States troops, with
two pieces Of ordinance, were kept in
readiness, at the Charlestown Navy Yard.