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SECOND BOARD.
Sale. Of stocks ut Philadelphia. MONDAY N

Rspored for The N Y. Tribune by Mesrs Far THOMAS
F Rod-sl Ches and Del Canal c. 80 e5i SWo penna
s. 800 w1 oo $1,000 DO 20 s'9So d DE- 'Ic - % o
nal Is ia 100 Schuy Nav Preferred b5 3t % do III 10y DO
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,sb 9oI 80 Union ~ 81 do l4l 100 oag Island Mr. ~
30 DO b5wn ia, 90 Chester Valley RR ~ $50 do 10 hesa
iue RR 3si3 Man and Mech. Bank, cash 3of =. az.
efEn Boa,d-Sl 90 Wilmington kaiiIosd 6s sow ~ ,o
scbnv Nav Preferred 3 81 do s5wn 1 81 DO q S lv
do 1t go Morris IS 100 do, 5i 80 Long lsaad Railroad
lfI - do. IA 100 do, b5wn, Ia - - ...o,, 4, "a
$50 Lehish g. 70 9 $3.50 City RsiIosd t. Ss lS $50
40 g7 1854 - So 30 $1,000 Reading kro.d
70 ali 10 sehuy Nav. Preferred 50 10 Penn Rarosi % ieo
Long Island Railfoad IL a Reading Railroad d. Sti HofA
Itisr Icers-s2ooo Camden and Amboy Rslrosd o. - 81
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Rsss,ps Rsirosd Reading Bonds 10 bid 81
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nd lt asles ard div 2 bid ISL sksd United states
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RrcI ,Nr-We take pleasure 20 inform the pablo
NJ aev and very u.cf invention made 10 sopv letters
eopyips pres The patented ftncrno cHEse,t ~
Mosmarsrv No III. graf tnrf1,en"A
tho reach BY its moderate prize l.s sac
frrsbe 90 the copJns press the' ~ $500
h ,ou tfavollns Soc auf new ad'eseneas W sA'" WE"
,.u esn ind this a iaventiaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

GREAT EXCITEMENT IN TIE DRY GOODS MAkhEI'

The advent Thanksgiving other cause has R.oaaesd
In the Grsnd The splendid sore OF
M,,rs Z TOwLE Co, No 23 Grsndst generally known
As Columbian Hall been completely overrun with enst9me
ana barsaus that popreos giving make the old boii
wsy shoppers They Offering rich Broche Shawl. s ~
,hieL cost elsewhere go Splendid Lyons Eeyes TOT Manus
ard CosL an Equally and Silks At prices that
ssJcey will Ladies should not fail 20 take sdYans9e
hand OF tcose chsfnns
brrspsp which always make them so happy and 80
ipry mofy temper Of their husbands pareay "nen 7
bsnf. do dscOuut freely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

FrRs.-J II HARLEY is at No. 81 Johnst, one doc
from Nissan Having done bus Maidenape for many year
.nv usomers NAV where he 70 be found 80
Of our readers may wish buy some article OF FgI
will lose nothing BY calling on nm his' '"' INC,
articles being just IS represented lSu"'A' i'"'''
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advertisement
Uncle Ton AT BARNUM's--There could not be

TNILE 1UW \ HAIsNU vi HcIV VV'I' T07 % !"
better the taste Of the public than the Immense
attend representation Of Uncle Toms Cabin a. per-
formed 4. Bauums Museum The version Of Uncle Tom
formed there peculiarly excellent No who has Travelled In
he South can fail the fidelity nature Of scene
the wonderful vambLns Of character The happy dra
tic and artistic embodied in the plot the sbeau and the
,sree.be This version OF Uncle Tom has now been
psrrmed enthusiastic audiences IL will be repeated
AZ B.nums Museum this evening Feces, songs Sc TINS a.
fernc
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Ladies' if YOU wish TO /" make note oil some cheal
md Shoe store, sks out memorandum D0oA ano
. ris NJ T. wILsos, No. g79 Grsndst, N. T.
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Mospsr. Nov ss-P NJ.

The downward tendency in the stock market continues
and the leading iancos closed lower than on Saturday
although fncr than the opening Of the Second Board
Between tho boards there very heavy market Esio
touching ~ but ,herv reaction Alter and kr'e
sold al - aeeliae ~ v cent Saturdays pr''es
geaains lsn ea y cent ilarssm = cent uadsoa River
, ssas Sc Nicaragua rwpasA.ssd With tho market
sna sseiseA Y eses Csas0a was s,se heavy al
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

Woman, her PhrenolOgy, Sphere, Rights wrongs,
Tresuru and Perfection Those who would hear eonPlete and
scientific e1pOicn whole elass ofsubeeu BY o. fowE
T hive an opportunity this evening az Musical Academy -
Aen cor Houston Tickets cents Mr T. lectares AZ the
place this afternoon At NJ on Maternity omen
alone
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BROADWAY rHEArER PROPERTY

To ne Edfoy " The " r. fff0aae
SIR. report has been in circulation some days that
we have made additional purchase of Broadway proper
~ viz the Broadway Theaer and the buildings adjoining
M to and including the of Anthonys This morn
ing that rumor has taken wings in the columns OF your
widely circulated journal and gone Of course to the most
distant stopping place.
Some six months since we did buy the property at the
corner of Pearlst and Broadway ~ TO the Ihear and
that fact has probably given rise to the above report
We have onyto say that have mol bought the Thea
ter and other property spoken Of and have no thought Of
NJ Y,s Nov g. lass BOWEN { McNAMEE.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

. Ir.ycr e TONS a .pIyu "a Derformad AT the NATION

UNCLE IONS CABIN as Ptr1OrMeIaI lno ~ = Ios
continues crowds nightly Hundreds are
10 ~ each and representation mas
now been performed $50 consecutive nights and nov
satu rday Afternoons
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MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.-Mr. VIM. Butler Duncan
Of the house of Duncan Sherman * Co.. of this City
married on the a3d inst at New Orleans to Miss Sargent
of Natchez sister of Mrs DR. Duncan, of that city who
created qsite sensation while on visit here some TWO
wears since by her grace and beauty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

MECHANICS IssrrrurE-Debating Club Question for
this evening Ought the Maine Liquor Law to DO ad
opted by the State Of New York james Henry is Ac
tuary.
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ACCIDENTALLY DROwSED.-Coroner O'Donnell yester'
dy inquest upon the body Of unknown man who
accidentally drowned Sunday evening In the dock ot Of
esy The deceased By night Waterman 10 the employ
of he Hudson River Railroad Company approaching the end Of the
re by him he would fall into the DO
heard fall into the water and 70
immediately made to rescue him. bat 70 VAIN
boar afteward The Jury OF inquest
verdict Accidental Do~nsg Tho deceased was
bou Eve hight had black hair and dress cd
in black cloth dress cost paut figured silk vest
and black silk handkerchief tied loosely around h'
u.nLs rda stran ahnrt his whit
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CHARGE OF GAaBLISG-.Joseph S. Hail. who is said to
keep rambling house No ST. Broadway was arrested
by Lower Police Court CHARGED with hvins
on single sitting +loS from Richard Mason &c
cards called faro" The complainant "a ms sndsV"
played night in the week
sunday excepted The prisoner taken before Justice O
examination of Saturday next
COWARD. THE WRITING MASTER, who was arrested on
Saturday charged with obtaining wsch and some ewey
by from two young men wh9m an adyerle
yesterday held 20 bail by jas
lice Stuart Ia the of the charge The watch
and ewelry are now in possession Of the Magistrate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

80 Pennsylyanis Coal Co. ..Ilo
10 Michigan Southern Il. Rio
50 n. Ind Construction. b5.ltd
40 Rome WateItown X. Re-. %
100 Hudson River X Rs e6l
100 do.................sJ Of
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cny Inspector. Oaice, Nov p, less
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

l''''''''''' / '4"A"' n WENDELL, Health oHcsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

Tes Tstss fsA r.eeiyss ~ Ts>A. be4 rrss NM
mel mr. ps,s.h' vN bs ssg v. III 4sss ~ assid sf,er
fas g. iss4 Ed lvs ", ssa pa ~ @ff41 sf, TO- i5
~ fsef.Ai,t, ~ aii unpaid iAse-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-27

OF Great complaints are made in almost
all sections of the Union Tor the irreguarl-
ty and bad management of the mails. The
fact is that the Posi-office Department, in
the immense amount Of patronage it dis
psnsss, has become powerful engine Ell
thrr for good or evil, and ought to be pla-
ced into the hands of the people. lfii is
good policy TO elect the Judges OF our
courts, it certainly cannot be Objectionable
to elect our Postmasters Besides such an
amount Of patronage in the hands Of one
man is dangerous f'ature in a republican
government. Judge Campbell, the Post
Master General, it is known, 10 politician
by profession, and in disbursing his patron
ag-, no doubt, feels it his duty to subservs
the interests of politicians first, and the pub
lie afterwards. We say again, let the peo'
pie select their own Post Masters.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-27
rrpoIsoNING. N

Thousands of parents who use Vermiuge
omposed of Castor oil, Calome, &c. are nov
aware, that while they appear 10 benehl 'he
patient, they are actually laying the ionnua'
lions Tor series of deseases, such as saliva
ilon, loss OF sight, weakness of limbs, nc.
la another column will be found the adver'
,isempnl of Hobensack's Medicines, 10 when
we ask The attention OF all directly Interested
IN their owG as well IA their Ch'hiien's hrai'h
In Liver Complaints aud all disorders aris'ne
from those of "A bilious type, should make
use Of the only genuine medicine, Hooen'
sacks Liver Pills
~ "Be not deceived" but ask for HobPn
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and OBJ
serve that each has the signature of The
Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACK, as non'
| else are genuine.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-27
PROCLAMATION,

NOTICE is hereby given that Special
Court OF Common Pleas, in and for the
County OF Northumberland, TO commence al
he Count House, IN the borough OF Snnbury,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Monday the 3isI
WEEK.
Jurors are requested 10 be puncual in
'heIr at'endance. a, the time appointed
agreeable 10 their notices.
Given under my hand a, Sunbury, the 9th
day OF August, in the yea, Of our Lord
one ihonsand eight hundred and fif,y.lhree.
and the Independence of the United State,
OF America the 18Th.
WILLIAM B. KIPP, Sheriff
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-27

THE New COMET which is now visible in
The wesl 10 The naked eye, about an hour a(-
ter sunset, is the comet discovered on the 10
Of June, by NJ KlInkerfues Its rurlens is
nltnde IA tail OF one OF two degrees in leng h
can also he distinguished, extending upward.
It is gradually increasing in brightness. lIs
distance from the sun is now thirty millions
of miles but from he earth i, isiwo or three
times moro remote.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-27
THE pEsrILENcE IN NEW ORLEANS.

AT the meeting in Washington, the other
evening, for The relief of The New Orleans
sufferers, Professor De Bow, one Of the
speakers, said
"New Orleans did moi ask assistance for
herself but for the thousands Of unfortunate
strangers cas-, upon her shores. II may be OF
interest TO know that in the six years pre-
ceding 1850, the total of admissions IN The
charity hospital Of that city was sixty thou
sand, of which seven hundred only were OF
citizens Of Louisiana, ten thousand OF other
States, and nearly fifty thousand foreigners
In 1850 there were nine thousand ak hun
dred and eighty deaths in the city, of which
only one thousand were known 10 be citizens,
the remainder Foreigners and from other
States unknown. In lSl9 the number OF
admissions in the charity hospital was eish-
teen thousand six hundred and eighty, OF
which two hundred and forty were citizens.
fifteen hundred from other States, aud over
fifteen Thousand foreigners. The annual av-
erage expense is $50 900, paid by the State
about SIS 600 TO $40 900, berg nearly thirty
pei cent, while het share of patients is ouly
lillle over one per cent. Howard Society,
chartered in 1899, which exists exclusively
of charity, will peIhans treat fifteen hundre,
or two thousand cases The whole mortality )
BY fever may reach seven thousand, above
ten per cent OF her residents now, or Que
death TO every other house, and perhaps re-
quire in charity for thirty thousand cases
half of which will be necessilous, 100000
from all sources.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-27
The Mortality at New Orleans on the Increase
Appeal for Further Aid


The Mortality ut Neto Orleans Private
Iespa'ches received here from reliable
source in New Orleans, represent The morlali,
y resulting there from the yellow fever a.
greater than indicated by the daily report OF
lnterments. II is sand that OH Saturday lasI
over 3l5 land from the same source We
learn thai The deaths from fever yesterday
(Tuesday) exceeded 500
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-27
OCEAN PENNY POSTAGE OFFERED BY
PRIVATE ENTERPRfsE.

few months ago, Lnrd Aberdeen sia'ed
TO large and influential deputa,ion that, II
any of their lumber connected with the ship
plug interest were willing to convey letters
ACROSS the ocean under The fourpenny charge,
Tor which the government proposed to per
loini the transit service between Great BIZ
iain and iis colonies, he was sure the Post
office would gladly accept the offer; aud,
since that declaration, Lord Canning has in
'lmated the intention OF the government To
OF The colonies t0 the competition OF private
enterprise These official statements have
been widely published IN the United States,
aud have ellcied All offer from new steam
packet company in New Yo,k, called the
Glasgow and New York Steamship Com.
pany," 10 the effect that they will be glad to
make arrangement with the British and
American governments TO carry any quantity
of mail bags at the rate Of one penny sterling
per letter They have only one steamship
1.-THE Glasgow on the line, and that vesse
makes her passages in frem twelve 10 four
teen days. Another (he New York; is nov
| building, which they expect will be from
'hiry-six 10 for,y-eight hours faster, and vii
be ready for sea BY February next Tw
others will be Immediately contracted for
and, when completed, will enable them I
have fortnigh,lv sailngs from each side q
The Atlantic. Tyrone (Ireland) Constitution
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-27

~ Gov BicLER SETTING TypE.--We
learn from some Of our exchanges, that Gov.
Bigler recently, while on visit 10 the Bed
ford Sp,ngs, went into the Gazette otfire,
add "sei up type with The grace and famili-
ariiy Of an accomplished workmau." We
knew man, who is not Governor, Who
once upset more type in five minutes ,hau
the Governor could set up in week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-27

IoHN SMITH has returned from Cape May
- leaving Mrs. Smith there, as he intends 10
return as soon as he goes to PhiladelPhla anu
get a new suit Of clothes. lie says all The best
dressed gentlemen there have had their supplies
from Rockhill and Wilson's fomous cheap uno
elegant clothing store, No. Ill Chestnut street
aud Mrs. Smith won't rest satisfied un'ii her nus
band gets suit Of the same kind that VIII eh""ie
him to appear among the besi OF them.
Philadepha. Nov. 6. ls52-ly.-cw.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-27
Baltimore Market.
Angus, "a, 1853.

August "a, 1888.
GRAIN There was fair degree of ac-
tivlty in the market this morning AT the
Corn Exchange about IA 600 bushels OF
Wheat were offered, large part OF which
was in bad condition., and sold from to 10
cts. below our quoted prices. decline in
prime Wheals Of 2 to cts per bushel is no.
iiceabe since yesterday. Sales of lair 10
prime reds were made al l06 10 cts /; and
fair 10 prime whites at 1l2 a l16 els
A bout 10 900 bushels oi Curn we're offered
White sold al e. Ga cts, and yellow al 65
&c CTS The figures for yellow exhibit a
decline. We quote Marvland and VIrai ia
Rye al sc 10 CTS. ard Maryland aud Vir-
ginia Oats AT SO 3S cts. No Peunsy ylvauia
Rye or al market
WHISKEY Sales to-day of bhls al 25l
a 26i cts and OF hhds at 25 els.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-08-27
Che nlarkrts.
Philadelphia Market.

August 20. 1898
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Sales of fresh ground
Flour at So Oil stock 81 There ia s'ea-
dy demand for city consumption at S55 aS5s
Rye Flour and Corn Meal are dull last sales
of the former at s3,62k; last sales of fresh
ground Pennsylvania Com Meal AT SO, and
Braudywine al S3h.
GRAIN Red Wheat is in fair revnest.
Sales of new Southern red at 81 l6, and 20
a l,23 for White Rye is worth "a 75c.
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