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Real Gstaie fo1 Sale.

A GOOD FARM in NEW-JERSEf for SALE at
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al O'CLOCK Z. N, OF mnaiaey aver
The arrival of the II o'clock from Newfork IN, Farm
the Philip deceased woodbridge Townshp kaa
ay Neck the Village of Woodbridge and about
miles from Railway convenient access TO he cry o.
Nv The farm about OI acres y %
which are good WOODLAND aud Salt Mesion The Land hs
,tsts OF two Dwelling Houses baro and
out budns snd affords desirable opportunity 70 secure
healthy location, and tract OF bi<sls rr~'~--' ''
essen
,,o, M made DO the ubscrber Bek Of the Common
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6onsen to Ect.
A HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE to LET
suites with ali tho modern Improvements bath
room SC Go West 7hst 6thav block from broadway
HOUSE to LET and FURNITURE for SALE
Twothrds OF fstcas thEee-story and basement brick
Hou.resrecsbly pleasantly located South Ferry,
Brroklyu Of May 500 Fnr1ure cheap rare OPP
rorun economically Apply by note
10 A. b Box No. us Tribune Oiice.
r OVER PART Of a three-story House TO Let, In
Il central part city Excellent for geneel private family
iosraes Furniture may be bought Inquire at No % v-
ineon-sf.
DRACTICAL.--A small American family will rent
psrt Of their House in 2thst Shsy TO family OF not
more than ur they will take B0erie Inc House has all
Tire modern Improvements Address OUR FOLKS Tribune ONCE,
stating here an interview can be had.
DOOM to LET-With Steam Power.-One largo
N Room s. BY lighted Also several smaller Rooms WITH
,lssdv IN one locations IN the city Apply 70
FERRIS TABEH corner Greenwich aud Seachsa
rJ'O IET-In Hudson-pace, PA West, 3tth-st,
Gentec Three and Basement House with the modrn
improve a. For particulars inqaire OF VIM Elk
WING, house-agent &C sthey.
TINO LET-Tbe front Basement on the corner OF
Broadway end Fultont An excellent locality for either an
Exchange flee For rent &C. apply 70 hNoA
the halter No l23 Fulton-st
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WE are HAPPY 70 inform the public thai
okAND CONCERT will be fiyfn a. Knetsfb,sst ia e
- eofnet u 1dst and tth-sg MONDAY kthNtD -
s w ns eeneti q N MOREY graossis q ths - -
~ oi zoe Find We hope readers VII p,1t - -
~ sney val ENJOY rth nascEl treat TIE Ysff 49, 80
Gay BE had At ibe door.
NETWORK AMPITHEATER--No. 81 B9'ssfy
SAN LATHkOP AID A ROCKWELL cDsa. .,.,..
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MADAME fEATcOHf
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A.. thE ACADEMY oV DEsiGg 10 ~ sR0ADW4Y
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A VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT for sALE-The

"A Fsm ofthe late Andrew Hart hours from Y amie south
of the beautiful village Montgomery Orange County where
there three Churches denny and Schools Inc
acres of choice land all under the highest state OF cnit
yston wall perfect order The place h an
of fruit including three apple orchards OF ssed
rs, In tho hest hearing condition This buildings
sory House Carriage ol Barn Playhouse, NC recently built
so Wood Lot OF will be sold with tho farm Terms
nsdeesy Apply IL HART No - Fultons or OF the sub
than
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XCHANGE for CITY PROP

HOUSE for sALE.-The new three-story brick
House No 9 35hst, between 9Th and oh With
ell the modern proyements Inquire Of d. w. FENroS, No.
Rroad NJ Y
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= ,,..N.N ,S...,s "a Ss,r,1 resrv titiS E'iNNtNvs
tea<NtN N''ast+ahf t'>''' ~ trN'ff A't
!. $500 q s NM -.
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..I1NCLE TONI CABIN" at the NATIONAL
I rirATrR -Ilis Dramatic Version hem Ms hsr at
-ch Saves work bens the most faithful ha oanssa
i, m rave ru rf ne sorp in the annals OF HIS
trrv TORT rs Soth week, which with the eF
nee frrsngcs Of To- 100 is lSoth representation
Nor-asfara Manager rury viii shortly make an extensive
.ss.rn heater and add 10 large aud costly coleeu9n
cf csss and the time change its name 70 ha OF INC
Nsfcrs Museum "lrele Toms Cabin, true 10 Mrs slows
~ Re continued throughout the m every ngn anu
VyppNY spAV and SATIk DAY AFTERNOONS.
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DFRHAM's GIFT EXHIBITIONS of the SEVEN
Il MILE MIRROR.

MILE MIRROR
Fverv AFTERNOON and EVENING, and " O'Clock,
Al ACADEMY HALL, 10 6jS Broadway
iets FOOD admissions al once or al different Tines
70 H. exhibition, and one share IN the -
100 900 GIFTS, only 81.
II he obtained from 0 4. NJ 20 10 r. H. daily az
Academy Iail No os5 Broadway
Horsce MAfer.'s Piano Store, No. 33 Broadway
Ioveor's Hotel. PGFkrow
Uovtrdps Hotel Broadway and MGiaenlsne and a.
Ho~es srs;ed cough Candy Store, No 1865 Chahins
rENHF WORLD IN MINIATURE-Ths great work
oF, iI bs closed tn Wednesday evening November 5th
when M be e5pened aud the price Of admission reduced 70 %
csuE
DROADWAY MENAGERIE and MUSEUM; No
ID "a pEo IIWAY-New open the with the most
prb ee.ieeSon Of LIVING WILD ANIMALS exhibited
"a Sevv YORK HERR DRIESBACH will enter the dons OF
h Trsned Anints H. tnoonl and "a Aso 20 ee
se.r bt eat ehaige real veriEble slAMESE TWINS,
~ 80 ~ b.i, eildrsn Hoors reception from II NJ to
0Sro AID n to 81 ~ Also the wonderful feas
e(Nr MILLS the IT. without arms" ,.,-
open from 10 A ~, TO 10 p 81 Admission % eenn ehofen
lfrrice
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-09
TRIAL OF wM. vANDYKE

On Tuesday last the case of the COM
monwealth against VIM. Vandyke, who
was indicted for assault and battery with
intent 10 kill, upon the person of A. C..
Simpson, Esq, was called up. This was
the stabbing case that occurred on the
West Branch Bridge, at Northumberland,
on the night of the 3lst of January. A
good deal of interest was manifested, and
:he Court House considerably crowded du-
ring the trial. The testimony was closed
on Wednesday, towards evening, when
Geo. +. Miller, Esq, commenced summing
up fo- the commonwealth. After Mr..
Miller had concluded, the court was ad-
journed to s o'clock, when David Taggart.
Esq, and Hon. James Pollock spoke on be-
hall of the defendant, after which the Hon.
Joseph Casey concluded on the part of the
commonwealth. The speeches of the
counsel were listened 10 with much inter-
est by a large and respectable audience, and
what was something unusual, one of the
front seats was wholly occupied by ladies'
of this place. As it was after 10 O'Clock
at night, Judge Jordan did not charge the
Jury until next morning. His charge was
clear and lucid exposition Of the law in
all its bearings. Counsel for prosecution.
J. B. Packer, Geo. F. Miller and Hon. Jos.
Casey, Esqrs., and c. A. Kutz, Esq, Dis
trict Attorney. For the Defendant, David
Taggart, ESQ.,, and Hon. James Pollock.
The Jury, after an absence OF several
hours, came in Court with a verdict oil
guilty on the third or last count. The
Court then sentenced the defendant TO
fine of one dolar-the costs Of prosecution,
and six months Imprisonment in the coun-
ty Jail.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-09

u Our Court, the past week was unu-
sually large and all our landlords seemed to
be crowded with customers. The trial Of
James Brass for counterieiting and William
Vandyke for assault and battery with inten,
TO kill, upon A. c. Simpson, Esq, brought
together large number of persons.
Mr. Brass was convicted, but motion
for new trial, and arrest of Judgment wa.
made by his council, and after argument,
held under advlsement until next court.
The time for granting tavern license.
was fixed on Tuesday evening. The Court
house was pretty well crowded. A mum.
Der OF applications were rejected, and we
believe but two new ones were granted.
Judge Jordan gave all distinctly TO I'M
derStand that he was uncompromisingly op-
posed to Sunday tippling.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-09
NEW SILVER COINS.

The new silver coin was issued from the
mint in Philadelphia on the LIST inst
These coins are issued under late act OF
Congress, and are made lighter, TO prevent
Them being bought up and exported TO for
eign countries as is now the case. The old
silver coins as an article of commerce are
worth relatively, three per cent more than
gold.
The only difference in appearance, is tina,
the new issue has rays around the eagle
and spear head at each side OF the date
The new coin makes handsome appear
ance. The respective weights of the va
rious coins authorized by the act of 1897
and 1853 are as follows:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-09
EDITORS TABLE.
Business Notices.

"LtAsoNs PicToRIAI.-This valuable publ.
ca'ion continues to sustain its high cbarac,er.-
! lie expenses of getting up such a publication
must DC enormous, and requires an immense cir.
culation to sustain it.
LETTER torrISG Presses, ,&c.-Wc call III.
attention of our readers to the advertisement of
Mr. Mann, SO South Sixth Street, ono Of whose
Letter Presses should be in the hands of cverv nro-
''ssional and business man. They are kept for
sale at this office.
HoBnr HoRsEs, VgLociprprs. S.-Evcrv
one seems TO have his hobby now days, but our
iriehds' Bushnell & Tu.l Ga Dock Street Phila.
ueiphla have more than that, as will he seen bv
their advertisement.
Trunks. VALrsEs, &c.-Wc call the attention
of all who want a really good good article of
trunks, to the advertisement of Mr.. Hickey tbc
well known Trunk manufacturer, I4s Cbesnut
street, front of Jones' Hotel. We have known
ana dealt with Mr. Hickey many years, and can
positively say IT any one wauts a bad article,
Hickey's is no place to get it.
MERCHANT TAiLon.-Wm. Perkins 2Sl Ches.
nut Street Philadelphia, has opened new cstab-
lishment and makes up the most fashionable
goods in the market, in the ncatest style and on
reasonable terms. Give him call.
HATS. Cars, "A good hat and cheap hat
Is a matter that appeals the conscience and pocS-
ct OF every man. We can say for Mr.. Blaylock
No. 46 North Sth Street that the best and cheap
est hat we ever owned, was bought from him
See his advertisements
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-09

LOLA MoNTEz-A ScENE-The Cincinnati
Sun gives the following episode in the life OF
Lola Moniez in that city
Lola called, on ist inst, on an acquaintance
she had made in that city, and The acquan,.
ance handed 10 heI the resignation af Lola's
agent, Mr.. Jones, whereupon Lola commen.
ced upon the character of the gentleman
and while her tongue was busy annihilating
him. in stepped The gentleman himself, when
Lola forgot her position Of "a PooI, lone, for
Iotn woman" and calling him some very hard
and indecen, names; sprung upon the unfor :
lunate man, with the fury OF several wild Gals,
and 'foched" him blow with her little lis,
between the eyes that made him see stars
knocking him to the other end of the room.
Some of the byslanders inieriertd, and held
the 'genlle lady," who inflated the example
OF The army that swore terribly in Flanders,
and Others picked up what was left of Jones
In the course Of The melee, Lola tore upi two
checks, (paid to her as a salary for two even.
ings, one for SSl, and the other for S102) for
the purpose Of giving those present full reason
TO understand that she wasn't actuated BY ary
love for the fliny lucro. Jones left for New
York on the following day, a good deal The
worse for The wear.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-09

as they were compelled 10 be absent from
their families on expense during a great
portion Of the year.
Mr.. Strong was not now, in the present
position OF affairs, 10 be found voting for in
| creased salaries, although he was willing
and anxious that they should be well and
literally paid.
Mr.. Kilbourn was opposed TO the BILL
He contended that the services OF The leeis'
laors was equally onerous as that ol Inc
Supreme Court Judges. He saw no reason
why the salaries of the Judges should DC
raised any. more than that the salaries of Tue
| other Judges Of the several Courlo should Dc
advanced but The finances OF The o'a'e
| would tot now allow Of any increase al 'h's
time, a, the expense Of the tax payers ot 'he
Commonwealth.
Air. Eys,er advocated the bill on the gen.
eral ground that the salaries we're al preseh'
insufficient fJI the support oil The Judges a""
their families and he hoped the motion 10
nas,nope might be moved that would obv-
ale the general objections 10 the bill The
motion to postpone was agreed 10. Yeas AZ;
nays 81.
HARRISBURG, April 5.
MIR. Kunkel moved TO re consider the vote
taken yesterday, on the joint resolutions re-
ferrng the question of the enactmen, of a
Liquor Law TO a vote of the peo.
pie.
Mr.. Hendricks seconded the motion and i,
was sgreeG 10.
The resolution then coming again before
the Senate, were ordered 10 be transcribed
for third reading-Yeus 10, nays 10.
The Senate then again resumed the con.
sideralion of the bill from the House, making
an appropriation Of $50, 900 for the establish
men, in the city of Philadelphia of school
for the training of idiotic and feeble minded
The bill after debate, was amended, so as
to make $1,000 of the appropriation availa-
ble when like sum shall have been reali-
zed by private subscriptions, and as amended
was passed.
HoUsE.-The House again resumed the
consideration Of the joint resolution from the
Senate, providing for final adjournment of
the Legislature on the 18th of April.
The resolution, after considerable debate,
was amended, by striking out "I2lh" and in.
serling 49," and was adopted.
The House al djourned until 3 o'clock.
AFTERNOON SRssIoN-The House re-as-
sembled al O'Clock, when Mr.. Strong intro
duced bill to incorporate company for the
purchase and conduct of the main line of the
public work of the State. The company
propose to pay for the said improvements
$50, 100000,
The bill was laid OH the table and ordered
TO be printed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-09

Wholesale DESTRUCTION OF LETTERS
On Wednesday las, seven hundred bushels,
or about one million, of dead letters were de-
stroyed al Washington, in accordance with
the usage OF The Post Office Department -
They were carted TO Monument Square, and
spread over line Of two or three hundred
tire mass of combusible material was soon
in blaze, and several hours elapsed before
the connagralon was completed the official
attendants meanwhile raking the burning
fragments 10 facilitate operations. The at
mospheTe for thousands of feet around was
filed with charred fragments. A large num-
Der of persons witnessed The proceedings
with much interest.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-04-09

" STATE CoURTEsIEs.-The Baltimore
papers state that General Cameron, late u.
5. Senator, passed through that city few
days since, on his way TO Annapolis, hav-
ing been despatched by Governor Bigler,
to present the invitation of the Legislature
OF this State, passed unanimously by both
Houses, inviting the Governor, Heads of
the Departments, and members of the Leg
lslature of Maryland, TO visit Harrisburg as
the guests of the State OF Pennsylvania
The invitation 10 the Mayor and City
Councils of Baltimore TO accompany the
Governor and Legislature, was also brought
to that city by Gen. Cameron.