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us, and We will remit the same post paid.
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Frssh Beer aud vesssesl.. for ,ns N.ry.

Navy AasSrs Orrtor, April ~, 1859.
gEALED PROPOSALS. will he received until Tues
day the eleventh day Of May ls noon the supply Of
fresh beef and vegetables
washngton during the fiscal ON the
day of juy merit, ending The 3oth June, 1858.
The beefsnd vegetables be Of good quality
market sords and each article must be offered for by the
BOND approved will be required IN hall
tiratsd
~ whhsid from of each TO be made
lateral security for the due performance OF The contract which win
on no sccount be paid until Il u fully complied with
Every oner made he accompanied directed the
cnnCen making the lst6
proved loh August lsfs bv guaranty, signed by
more persons the effect that he y undertake that
the bidder o bidders viii his their bid be accepted enter
10 The articles proposed.
proposal will be considered unless accompanied by such
j. IN. IhTUpOr
Az h-lawfw Navy Agent
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.
0U IS pieces striped and checked
20 DO plain. all shades
70 40 orsanaio muslins, very handsome
80 do befere de lane
With bereges, tissues, lawns, jaconelsi &c: ,r,
Streets Penn avenue opposite Centre Market
Mar 2s--im
CIoHTH STREET. near the General Post once
II New style We lars and varied
supply sos sSs. Of e ss ss yn s1S sad p '
sdephia, which, together with a supply o. home WORK mass
wish good beautiful boots and shoes
Ap7-diwf sth street. near the General Post Once
NEW SPRING Goods Gendemsn.-Ths subscriber.
slot es..msre. ve.nr. se sd.psd The gentlemen
10 pieces eIir. superior black French codh.
: 90 90 .sSssSa. %ssis% 'Ss'ai'y S'ss DO 90 90
DO low priced black do
rs fancy cloths embracing great
dey Of beautiful shades r..
10 DO very nne b.ck French doe,sins
Is DO very rich fancy SILK ys.unr. s,. "a, .,,.
90 DO new new .gis ayn fSr french ss asr.siilss . DO
90 ve,y nne pan % sna pseS ~". cv,,.
ss and Ssss
wishing 70 make their spring purchases 5s.pss,os sycs
Mar aa-awh
WANTED colored woman 10 do the cooking and washing
family. who understand. her business win nnd
a good place. Inquire az this omcc.
Mar i9-dn
Floor Ofl-oicths, sxo.-Tbe sub
.crbe have complete and carefully selected stock
adapted the housekecpers, such
Tapc. velvet, tapestry Bru-s. printed Brussels, ply,
grain, Venetian list rag, and other csrpctines
English ocIoths shoeis, which win be
10 ht any siye and shape passage hall
Irish German, and u~sia sheetinrs
Cotton sheets and shsennss of all widths
Double dsmask table cloths for length and round
tables
Damask napkins and swelIine.
Pillow sses sheetinps. all widths
Bed quilts, and counterpsines, all sizcs
and blankets. all sizes
Also, ls piece. - Canton mstiinss, superior quality
~ do 5d do do
d do Ga
40 DO ~, -, and 6t, checked do
Ap l3-4wif HooE, HHoTHkR, n Co,
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CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, AND vESITNGs.
IN PIECES black French cloth, all grades
lU 10 pieces black doeskin, some very superior
10 do fancy cloths
20 do fancy cassmeres
rs vest shapes, pretty
pieces black
10 do fancy yestngs.
With undehi PLAN and striped hafhose, gloves,
penders pocket handk kerchiefs, crayats SC.
wishing the above description viii and
examine stock, which they will hnd complete.
YERBY MILLER,
Mar a5-lm Opposite Centre Market
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SFECiAi- REQUEsT.Tbs subscribers avail themselves OF
~ THIS mode 70 earnestly
not eo.a ms seeoun with them which have been standing
mouths and longer,
ments, as we want the money M claims now due. -
a. oLAoETr, NEWTON, MAY, n co.
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NOTES.

conveyance intended. The mail
preference their exclusion,
required by the size of the mails Mail TO be conveyed
il COACH steamboat
Deduction will be made from the mail trips
run imposed those performed ngseaby TO the
The General annu the
repeated failures for violating the Post Office laws He
schedule provided he allows
additional stock made by the change and
the dispensed
allowed
distance should the distance above designated be short
proposals addressed Second
Postmaster General endorsed Ma proposals in State Of
Fioda,n be accompanied With of
ponsbie persons certificate pomasters,
setting forth that the able make good their
N. X HALL, Postmaster General.
PosT OFFICE Der ARTMEsr, April 10, 1881 Ap i4-law4w
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ny J. c. MCGUIRE, Aucs,oneer.

by J. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
svenueTruseos' saie.By virtue OF decree
court Of the District oColumba sitting court OF ciancs,
shall Monday, April 49, Ie52 O'Clock
sub Of No. In square No tsi, improved BY three
story brick house.
Also part OF Lot No square No. 46I and
subject 10 ground rent OF $50 per
The sbovs located the south side Of
avenue, between 9Th and 7h
Terms onefouh cash; residue in H. 49, months
with from the day OF deferred
cured BY the notes efshe purchasers setory upon
the final ratification Of such sale by
whole purchase sad before the viii rood
and sufficient deed.
BY order Of JAMES A. CHAPMAN,
NATHfL r. CATLETT
Trustees
Jas. O MCGUIRE,
Ap 4eodSds Aucuoneer
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BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctlonee

VALUABLE USIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-Tus
tees sale by order o the Cour OF ChanceOn Wednesday
April 2- 1884, the premises, at o'clock, shalt cell lots
Mes. y g. o. TO- H. Ia H. IA Is l6 n, 10,
No 55 situated Delaware Virginia avenues
OF Capitol
fourth residue In Ia ls % months
with interest from the day Of sale the deferred be
cured by the Of the satisfactorily
nna by court pas the
whole purchase money and before good
will be given
JAS. A. CHAPMAN,
NATH'L p. cATLErT,
Trustees.
J. G. Mcguire,
Ap 4--cokds Auctioneer.
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0LD BRANDYycy choice old pale and dark brandi,s mel
low and OF nne favor warranted perfectly and suitable
medicinal purposes. For sale by
GEORGE < THOMAS PARKER, & Co,
Ap I3-fwifMWsS Opposite Browns Hotel
Exchange Bank.
WIsnfsoTos CRY, d. O., hpnl 10, 1854
THE stockholders Magnetic Telegaphc Company, (oeh
ne between Washington and New York hereby notified
president directors compl
declared dividend
month, which, 18th instant will be
mted % the owners, as they shall prefer.
wM. sELDEN,
Apul ll-dH Treas Mag. Tel. Co.
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PARAsois AND uMsaELLAs.

w the largest psrsso. umbrella.
he found this side OF New York which invite
tonlsr stfspson 81 ladies'. #
rs embroidered and lined parssos, all coors
rs plain and embroidered, without lining
100 psrssos embracing everything new and desirable In 'hs,
line
los umbrellas all styles and prices from 1x cent. up.
Our stock worthy the attention of buyers and call earnestly
sohctted Call and examine for yourselves AZ
VERIFY \ MILLERs.
Mar 9-lm
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~ sociefyThe nagers Society at their
meeting the 2h nst employ W DAVID NJ Wilson agent
.bs.in new and contributions and 70 visit and supply
The agent well known throughout the city and requires
The rood cause which he represents commended 70 the
operation OF all on whom he may ean.
deemed that the salary Of the
medy applied Scriptures for
which object funds greatly needed.
ApH-a NJ. II. MILLER, Secretary.
or Tho meeting tho Creditors late Repnb-
lie of Texas hitherto advertised place the Maternal uo
tel, in this city on this day, At ~ O'Clock.
APn By order Of The Committee.
ey- Smithsonian Leotures.-Dr D. a. Gould, Of Cam
bridge. % will resume h course our "a q Lectures The
tnued on "Wednesday, Friday, Sc., at . O'Clock, p.m
Ap4-u
NATIONAL THEATRE.
MI Z. a. MARSHALL, Lessee Mr. W. NJ. FLEMING, Stage
Third night Of ue performance of c grand fairy opera
CINDERELLA
or "WEDNESDAY EvsHSe, April H. 1851,
win be performed grand OPERA by Ro.sn
In three acts, entitled
CINDERELLA.
To conclude with the popular farce Of the
fsll TWO BoNsr6AsTLEs.
IS csuis orchestra seap, rs family circle, 25
third Tier, 80 cents; eo,ored gallery, 25 cents.
Arh s8 #sW
guGAR MoIsssss Auction.on Wednesday NEXT, the
Of brig fdea from Ponce, Porto Rico, consisting Of
pn hlas prime
a Ind. DO moa.se.. WRIGHT, Aacuoaeer,
Pss ;s'Ss s : Is s.. . rs''s; sa
Aph-da
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nv =, G. mcguire. Auo,,on..r.

by y. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY BY ORDER
ofthe court Of chancev-On Tuesday, April 21 Is52,
o'clock, the premises shall sell lot No 10 square
3 and improvements, located street 10Th
Also the south half olo No in No. 3 and improve
mspts, located tlh and
Terms One fourth cash the residue in H. ls, and "a months
with interest from the day sale the deferred payments be
of the satisfactorily
upon the final ratification Of such sale by the court and
the whole purchase and before good and sufficient
deed win be given.
JAS. A. CHAPMAN,
NATIrL r. CATLETT,
Trustees.
= JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
ApA-eodhds Auctionecr.
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EMBKOIDERIEs, sc.
5r CAMBRIC bands
10 100 Swiss bands, very pretty
rs pieces canbric edge and insertion
100 pieces Swiss edge and insertion
TealF rene worked collars
medium priced collars with underseeves,
&c
I. YERBY X MILLER,
Mar 23-Im Opposite Centre Market
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LINEN GOODS.
ny PIECES table damAsk all grades
70 SO dozen napkins
pieces linen sheetings
Is pillow slip linens
so do Irish linens, all numbers
rs dozen towels
10 pieces linen hue kabaek
so do Russia diaper
10 do brdseye diaper.
The above goods to be linen.
YERBY b MILLER,
m Streets avenue opposite Centre
Mar 2S-ln
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03
LATER FROM MEXlCO.

BALTIMORE, June 27.-The New Orleans
Picayune of the Goth, received tonight, con-
tains advices from the city Of Mexico 10 the
Goth ult.
The paper announce the death of Generals
Mejia and Micheiena.
The Senate had voted an appropriation of
ESQ, 900 for the construction of road from
Pero,e TO Vera Cruz.
The Congress had adjourned without pro-
vding for the financial embarrassmemts of
the country.
Don Prioto, the liberal candidate, had
been elected Governor of Tamanlipas, but
Don Cardenas, the present incumbent, had
refused TO give up the office TO him, and had
caused forty citizens of Matamoros, includ-
ing the editor Of the Genio, TO be imprson.
ed fer commenting on his proceedings. Car,
denas, however, soon became frightened,
and released the prisoners.
Mr.. Remington, and several other Mexi-
cans had been massacred on the Rio Grande
by The Indians.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03
HON. HENRY CLAY

Breathed his last at the National Hotel,
Washington, at IL O'Clock and II min
utes A. NJ. of Tuesday. He died calmly
and without fear. He has lived TO see
every enemy become a friend and looked
from his death bed upon a country whose
unity he had preserved. A devoted pHtrl-
OF, distinguished statesman, truly noble
man, his fame is world wide; the record
OF his life is his country's history. The
appreciation of bis worth swells in the
hearts of his countrymen, and his eulogum
is the theme Of every tongue.
On the announcement of bis death all
our bells tolled. The gloom upon every
face evinced the universal sorrow at the
loss OF one OF our best men.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03
xxxu CONGREss-Firs, Session.

WASHINGTON, June 30.
SENATE.-The Senate was called 10 order
al quarter past twelve O'Clock.
Before the Journal was read, Mr.. Hunter
rose and said
Mr.. Presidential rumor has been cir
culaled that Henry Clay is dead. His col
league is absent, rendering the last sad Off
ces. | therefore move that the Senate ad.
journ,
The motion was agreed 10, and the Senate
adjourned. ..
HcusE.-The House met al half-past IL
o'clock.
After the reading of The Mr.. Venabie rose
anl said
In consequence of the report, which may
be true, that Henry Clay the illustrious Sem
alor from Kentucky, breaihed his last, al his
lodgings, few moments since, | move that
The House adjourn.
The motion was carried without di.
vision. q
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03
REGISTERS NOTICE.

N Office is hereby given to all Legatecs,
" Creditors and other persons interested in the
Estates of the following named persons, that the
Executors, Administrators and Guardians of said
Estates have filed their accounts with the Register
of Northumberland county, and that the same
will bc presented to the Orphans Court of said
County, on Tuesday the 81 day of August next
for confirmation and allowance.
1852.
George Lahr.
John McWilliams, decd. settled by his Adm'rs
Robert McWilliams snd VIM. Folmcr.
John Porter decd, settled by his Exc'rs d.
Brautgam and VIM II. Wapples.
Samuel Shannon, decd, settled by his Admir-
Thomas shannon.
Isaac w. Farnsworth, decd. final account
settled by his Admir- VIM. V. Sherwood.
Adam Follmer, decd. settled by ono of his
EXc'rs VIM. Folmer.
Eve Kempbc, decd, settled by her Admir-
Abraham Rothermel.
Peter McAndrew decd, settled by his Admir-
Michael Haley.
John Evert, decd, settled by his Admir- John
Evert.
Henry Fox, decd, settled by his Adm'rJacoh
Philips.
Magdalcna Wenrich, decd, settled by hei
Exe'r Isaac Frymire
William Wcovcron, decd. settled by hi,
Adm'rs VIM. II. Mucnch and l.. +. Wool.
vcrton.
Solomon Zuern, decj settled by his Adm'r
Joseph Zucm.
John Ehright. sr. deed, settled by his Adm
jeremiah Wctzel.
Henry, Sarah, Cutharine. and Margaret Am
McGec, minor children of Bernard Mr;icc
settled by their Guardian John B, McGcc.
Jesse l. john settled by his Guardian William
TcitswoT,h.
Oliver, Charlotte Jane, William, Oscar
Charles and Hannnh f.. Woolverton, mmo
children of VIM WooIvcrton, decd, settle,
ny their Guardian, John J. Woolycrton.
Reuben Rothermel, minor child of Abraham
Rothermel, decd, settled by his Guardian
Samuel =. Wagner.
Susannah Bobh minor child of Mirhael B1bt
deed, settled by her Guardian N. Smith
| Matilda Eistcr minor child of Michael Eistcl
| decd, settled by her Guardian John Eiscl
| Cathlrinc Eislcr, minor child of Michael Els
ter, decd, settled by her Guardian Joh
Eister.
Isabella Wilkerson, minor child of Ann Wi
kerson, decd, settled by her Guardian Sam
uel Campbell.
Philip Dimm, Decd, settled by his Adm
George Dinm.
Peter Shron'z decd, settled by his Excct
trx Mary Shrontz.
JOHN p. PURsEI., Register.
Registers Office,
Sunbury, July 3, lS52-5tS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03
VINO ExTRAyAeANCE.

Since this republic has been in existence,
we can find no such instance of such reck-
less extravaganza and waste OF public funds
as is displayed by the present national ad-
ministration. The party who always pro-
mise but never fulfill have preyed upon
the treasury like vampires. Folks admin
istration with all the burden of the Mexi-
can war does not exhibit an outlay equal to
that Of the three years the wings have
been in power. The Galphin and other
fraudulent claims have sweled up the ex-
penditure to its present enormous amount.
Mr.. Fillmore dismissed cabinet who were
specializing on the public funds and robbng
the people, and the majority of his party
have repudiateG him, by nominating Gen.
Scott. Can any man look over the follow
ing taken from the Mining Register, and
afterwards vote Tor the candidate OF the
whig party, one OF whose boasted principle.
is economy.
The following statement verifies what we
say. |, shows the annual average eXpendi
lures Of the United States, during each ad
miuistralion, from 1889 10 1851, inclusive
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03
DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATION
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM EARIGH HIT,
of Faye,te County.
EDITORS TABLE.


Eyre & LASDELL.--Our readers, to many Of
whom this firm is we'll known, will find their ad-
vcrtisement in our columns this week. They
have always on hand most extensive assort-
ment of almost everything that can be asked for
in the dry goods line. Their store is on the cor
ner of 4th and Arch and is well worthy of call
from persons visiting the city.
FoREIGS FnuITs, &c.-It is sometimes very
desirable for merchants and buyers TO know
where they can lay in a supply of foreign fruits
nuts, &c. such oranges, lemons, almonds, &c.
to the best advantage. BY referring to the advcr,
tiscmcnt of John Philips & Son, No a. South
Water street, Philadelphia, they will find every
thing they may want and a, the very lowest pri
ces They are fair and honorable dealers and
make it the interest of purchasers to patronisC
them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE
CRESCENT CITY.
Two WEEKS LATER FROM
CALIFORNIA.
New YoRK, June %.
sa,5oo,oOo IN GOLD.

New YoRK, June %.
The steamship Crescent City arrived here
this afternoon, from Aspinwall City, with
400 passengers and S2,OOo,oO in god en-
freight, aud $500, 600 in The hands of passe-
sengers. She sailed from AsPlnwall on 'he
10Th, and brings San Francisco mails OF the
1st inst.
The intelligence from the mining regions
was of the most satisfactory character.-
Large specimens of The ore continue TO be
dug up. A lump of solid gold, weighing
sirty-nine ounces, had been found below the
surface on Mr. Limbere's lot, in Sonora, on
the main street, few doors below the Post
office
A onariz vein of unusual richness had
been discovered in the French gulch near
Shasta.
Great apprehension exist in Sonora ha,
the troubles between the French and Amer
leans will produce feelings Of irritation
against the French miners, and that bad re-
suits will flow from them.
The Indians are still committing depreda-
! tions in Los Angeles county.
One hundred and forty citizens have uni
ted in petition 10 Congress- claiming for
The Catholic priests the right of holding a
church al the mission of San Gabriel. 1t is
4 the intention of Catholic Bishop of Caiilor-
MIA TO establish a seminary for the education
of priests at the mission referred 10, with
the design of extending the missionary oper-
\ ations among the Indians OF that region.
q A band of maranders had been commit.
i ting depredations on the San Joaquin, under
j the head of man named Spencer. A par.
q ty had been sent ont TO capture him.
The dates from Oregon are TO the Sth o.
A May.
q a rich specimen Of quartz rock had beer
q obtained from ledge west of the sloop or
Il he Cascade range near the Willamette rive
n Oregon and it is thought this range vii
n produce the richest mines.
Il Intelligence from the Sandwich Islands
81 had been received to the 9th of May. The
u Hawaiian Legislature were engaged in dis
"a cussing the new Constitution The article
q prohibiting clergymen from seats in th'
Il Legislature had been stricken out in boil
q Houses.
ss The law passed by the California Legisla
q ,ure, taxing the sales of merchandise a
81 a meeting of the merchants had been callet
81 at San Francisco TO demonstrate against il
"a execution.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-07-03
ADJOURNMENT OF THE NATIONAL. AG-
RICuLTuRAI SOCIETY.

ADJOURNMENT OF THE NATIONAL AG- !
RICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Visit TO The White House--Specch by President |
Fillmore.
WASHINGTON, June 26.
The National Agricultural Convention adj
journed sine die yesterday. Previous 10 sep
arating, the members of the convention wal
ted upon President Fillmore in body, and
were introduced TO him by the President of
The Convention, Marshal P. Wilder, in
neat and elegant speech, TO which Presiden,
Fillmore appropriately replied
He said, your Kindness has taken me by
surprise, aud | fear ! have no suitable
words for acknowledgment, am most hap
| py TO meet you, and welcome you 10 the
| Executive Mansion. fully appreciate the
importance o. your Association TO the Agri-
cultural interests of the country. was
brought up myself upon The farm, and know
by experience the tolls and labors Of the
farmers life. When boy followed the
plough until my limbs were weary, and
have swung the scy,he and handled the Sic
kle all day. am happy to learn tha, much
of these abors have since been relieved by
skillful machinery.
The farmers life, however. is pleasant,
happy and independent and professlonalis's
everywhere envy it. am graiifed al every
measure calculated 10 promote the agricnliu.
raj Interests of the country, and especially tc
hot bay \,
yourselves irlo a National Association fo
the purpose Of collecting and di1using infor
nation upon the science and practice of ae
ricnltuie In this you will, feel assured
concentrate all your energies. and lhereb,
extend yonr usefulness and as your occu
patton is the very foundation of the wealtl
and prosperity of the country, everythin!
calculated 10 elevate and advance it shoult
be hailed with pride.
shall always take deep and lively in
teres, in agriculture, the ats and manufac
; lures. Depend upon it, gentlemen, the
t must all prosper together, il at all. Hopin
r your infant Society may prove blessing ,
r the country, return you my acknowlede
ments for the kind manper in which yo
have chosen TO speak of me personally an
of my official conduct. and shall be mo
| happy to take the members Of your Societ
, by the hand and wish them pleasant 81
: iourn here, and a safe return To their fam
=, lies.
; The members of the Convention afte
wards visited MIR. Webster, and were cord
!. ally welcomed