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BIZ y Q HcGTIHE. AuetIon..r.


I'RUSrEE'S SALE or VALUABLE BUILD
l. ing LIT near Railroad Depot By virtue of n
deed of trust bearing date Cn the 4th day of Anril
Ioo4 and recorded in LibtT j. A. s., No. 3S foli0s
iel, sc, The subscriber will Sell AT public SALE Oh
FRIDAY, the 5ih dag Of June, 1855, et 81 O'Clock
D. m, on tile premises, all that piece Gr parcel II
ground lying and being situate in the city Of WASH
Ington, and ing part of square No $50, beginning
at a point on New Jersey avenue go feet from the
northwest corner of said square, and running thence
eaStwartly al right angles to New Jersey avenue
l24 feet \ inches, thence due south % feet more
or less, 10 parallel line - feet from the first de
scrbed line OF This piece OF ground and running par
ailcl with said line westwardy TO New Jersey ave
nue. lie ieet Il inches, thence northwa ady on NJ "
Jersey avenue - feet 70 the point of beginning
The above property is elgibly situated near the
Railroad Depot and adjoining FOy;s Hotel, rapidly
enhancing in value, and offers a most favorable oD
pOrtunty for investment
Terms OF sale Half cash, and balance in g. II
and IL MONTHS for notes bearing interest from the
day of sale, secured by a deed in trust upon the
property.
If the terms Of sale are not complied with in six
days aftrr he sale, the property will resold at the
risk and expense Of the purchaser.
CHAS :. WALLACH. Trustee,
LAS q MCGUIRE,
may 15--eOdfs AurtoHPnT
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NOTICE

ATBE WHITE HoULE PAvIL.
zJzisss.z 3sSeion, sc has been rented for the
seasna, and - ready Or the reception of visitors.
Barge a d small parties can be nccoInmodal ted
with Meals, &c.
For particulars apply to WILLIAM COKE, on
F, between 2Ist and 2ld streets
No Excursion pariies except those already en-
g7sed, can tcTG!sn their own caterer except paying
eXtra for the use of the house.
BY order Of the MANAGERS,
may 2t-MW&FIm
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REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AM
MILITARY HALL.

Il HI mteIsigned would Tespe tfully inform bis
Il friends that be has AIKEN the estahhshment o.,
meiiy KNOWN As the . Arlington House, !" which m.
lHteHds opening on Saturday EeXl, May l9,h. a,
Restaurant Of the first OTde and feels assured IhaI
ne willnave LIQUORS and IGARS o. the choices,
brands, OYSI ERS, GAME and FISH, in seasos.
and cVery other article ia his line 10 suit all who
should tagOT him with a call. z. A. COOK
may lS-eaims
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L.. J. BiIoDLETON.
EALER IN ZOE.

Oce and Depcf south side F. Hs1i 10 corner l2Lh It,
ICE KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT
THE OFFICE, which can be had in large or small
quantities. t-'
n9- Office open from S a m. to9p.m.
l-pe1u, SO. ..f
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Auction sales.
b GREEN q SCOTT Auct,on..rs.

- GREE d SCOTT Auettoneers
NNRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT AT
l. Auction n--On FRIDAY, the 29th June le55
snail sell IN front Of the premises, at 6 O'Clock D..
m by virtue Of a deed Of trust from Henri w Ham
Iion To the subscriber, bearing date the sixth day Of
FEBRUARY 1855, and filed for record l2h February,
ESQ all that piece or parcel of ground, in the ci
OF W ashbgt0n, In the District of Colu aba know n
as Lot No III, in Square No. 499 together with the
improvements, which are good two story Brick
House, &C.
The above described property fronts on 9th street
west AZ rect, be ween and X streets south, run
ring back to 30 feet alley, containing 200 square
feet
Terms: One fourth cash; tha balanc in g. I2 and
is months, the purchaser to give nutes for the de-
ftrred payfn nts, bearing interest from day of sale
deed given and a deed of trust taken
CRAVEN ASHFORD, Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
-t. AuctiOneers.
And at o'clock, same evening we
shall sell good Paint Shop, situated On 9Th street.
Immediately opposite Island Hall.
Terms cash. GREEN & SCOTT
10 d.
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may 10
FRENCH HAIR DRESSING AND


The Undersigned respectfully announces to H.,
l citizens "i Washington, thai he has opened
Gentemens HaiT Dressing and ShavIrg Saloon. Ln
Pa avenue between llth and 18th streets where h,
- at all im"s prepared 10 accommodate them in ali
branches Of the IOnsOrlal operation. Hair Cutting
performed IN the very latest styles
He wOulc call particular attention 10 his Wigs,
rOupe's, Braids, Fnzrttes, Whskers, MustachOl,
&C and Is prepared TO I'LL all orders in the above
line al the shortest notice. good assortment con
stantly On hand
Tie respectfully solicits call, frelcg assured thai
ne cannot fail 10 please all who may so favor him
1so-eOlm JOHN HERbORN
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED Ar
IN SHILLINGTOM,s
The Waichman, will be found fitting conpam0u
to the popular and simple story Of the Lamp
Harpers' Magazine for June-commeaces a new
volume
The Missing Bride, by Mrs. southworth
The Two Guardians, by the author OF Heart seose
blanch LOrwcOd, a tale Of modern life
Virginia, HaIPer's Story Book for June
Book Of Thoughts, Memories, and Panoiss, by
Mrs jameson
Peeps from = BelfIy, or the Paris Sketch Book
Leaves from Fam ly Journal, by the aullIg Of At.
TIC Philosopher In Paris
Joy and Care, friendly book for young mothers, by
Mrs. Suthill.
All the new books poblished received inmediae-
y Afterwards, and every thing il- stationery line
Cor sale at SHfLLINGTON'S,
Bookstore, OIeOn Building,
j. Corner AZ II , and Pa. av.
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PURE SILVERWARE-A MAGNIF


CENT ASSORTMENT.
NJ w. GAIT & BRO cal attention to their
W. unusually large assortment Of Snverware,
consisting Of
SClic silver TeaSets, coTap.ete
Silver Pitchers, solid SiiV- CastOIs
Silver Cups and Saucers, GOblets
silver Fish Caryers and Forks. CUmb Scrapers
Gaze knIV ;, Fruit 5hoVels, Sugar SIfte<s
Jelly Sp on, Cheese ScOuPs -....
Pickle Knives REd FOrkS
Olive Spoons, Salad TOngs, Vegetable Fork1
Fruit Knives, Ice TOngs, Dessert Knives
Soup, Cream and Gravy Ladies
Ice Cream Knives, SaiI Cellars
Napka Rings, Bu;tsI Knives, fea Strainers
Tea, Table, and Desert spoons and Forks Of ever
variety
Breakfast and dBnei Coffee Spoons, sc.
Aiso, a very large assortment Of Fancy Silver
ware, suitable for wedding, birth day, and other
presents
The above il all Of our own manufacture and Is
warranted 10 be pure.
". W. GAIT & BRO,
Sn4 Ia. ave-, beiH. OH and 10Th sts.
EaF 3i--tf
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PLEASURE TRIPS

TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
Tho Steamers GEO. WASH.
kEszS<;.lr,IN9 TON or TB0o C0LLYER
can be chartered fer public ss!ect parties to visit
the White House Pavilion, Mount Vernon, Fou
Washington, or other laces on The river.
The White House Pavilion is now open for yisi
tors IL Is beautiful place for pleasure trips; il
ha' fine Ball and Dining room also, a new Tes
Pin Alley
% For particulars apply 70 the President of the
Company, or the Captains OF the Boats.
MIR WILLIAM COKE is furnishing refreshments
on he boats, and Is prepared TO furnish parties on
The test terms. ap 26-2m
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TREBLE PATENT IMPROVED EYELET MA
II CHINE

Firs' paient-combined on one stock
Second patent-self feeding with eyelet
Third patent-patent improved fastener, rivetina
both sides ID-- -
All parties IN want Of good EyeIet Iachine are
strongly recommended to use none hut LIPMhN'S
PATENT IMPROVED, which is decidedly the best
ever brought before the public, possessing numerous
advantages, viz:
Is strong, durable and not liable to get out Of or
der. IL punches the hole well and to ft the Eyeet
and IN one operation clnches the Eyelet on beth
sides. II saves time, as the papers Sc need not
be reversed or turned over to Clnch the EJet Sc
cond-ume, as is the case with all other VI ,chines
10 Is useful To the Merchant in fling away papers
as VIII "a to the attorney or COnvcyancer the shoe
maker, Tailor, Mlilinpr, and numerous Others and
il very labor saving Machine
Sod by all the principal Stafioners and Fancy
Goods Dealers throu -hOui the United States.
Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR Z MAURY,
may 2l-tf Roaks,ore near OH 81
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ICE-ICE-ICEI

EHAALE " %tkS II %, ON Pa. avenue,
~ opposite Browns Hotel, will keep throughout
which he viii sell, CALL in any quaint ties al the
IeHeSt possible raIcS may 29-dtSep30
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DO YOU WANT FIRST RATE ICE

CREAMI
4 nO 4. once IL Army, DTiige stree 1, G>ofgetGH D.
~ Es was awaIdeda MEDAL by the 1eIIoPoIi-
a. :. Mechanics laStitute, for ICE CREbA VA
EEk lCES, and CAKES may D-eou
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LAND WARRANTS WANTED.
THE undersigned viii pay the highest price for
Il Land Warrants.
Stock bought and sod on Commission.
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
No. AIS Pa avenue, Washington.
may 9-lm Gn;S tH5Onl
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NT8TlCE.-l received tins cav new assert
IS Breni OF SLEEVE BUTTONS ana STUDS, OF
the latest styles. Also, a variety of othsr new
Goods: as Vest Chains, Chateains, Brace lsts, Pm
Earnings, Rings, etc. 20 4 !. = ~
Great inducements offered 20 PURCHASER.
e.. III. sEMKEN,
-a No $50 Pa avenue, bet. 9th ana ION 81.
W Near poi,t5 puI 90 Gold Pens AZ short poics
hian'"r.l< 'e,aGunted, and ts~shs made 70 eydefE
niaI SJ--u
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AN ASTOUNDING FAC
Elsberg's Clothing Store Az

"A ELsBERG (ate @. Elsberp A
- wish's TO annohnce to the inhabita
Northumberland county, and the public in
efai, ,hat he has removed his elegant and ch
Ciothing Store few doors east from the form
s'o'e, 10 a new capacious building. The rem,
val was necessitated bv the former store beno ,o,
small to facilitate the still increasing trade At
this widely known store. Being thankful for
past patronage, hope to deserve il for the future
still more by serving you with accustomed 6deli.
ty and increased elacrity. -
In order to suit every one that calls, have
laid in stock Of clothing gents Furnishing goods
and all other goods in my line on most extern.
sive scale, also made arrangements with nv bro
ther in Philadelphia, to send every thing new
and fashionable as soon as produced, so that nv
stock will he replenished every few weeks. In
extent, variety, elegance, quality and cheapncss,
my stock surpasses every thing 'the oldest inhab-
liant" ever heard tell of in this part Of the coun-
try. ITO see is to believe" and as invite eve
nv hody to call and see and examine my stock,
before purchasing elsewhere. 1t is treat 10 sec
and examine such an elegant, good, cheap stock
Of goods
My stock consists in part OF Dress, Frock, Sack,
Business and all other kinds Of Coats made Of
cloth, cashmarette, cashmere, linen, flax and all
other stufls of all imaginable colors, plain, fancy,
striped and checked. Pants and Vests Of every
style aud pattern, low and high priced as suited
to the want of the buyer; the largest and best
assortment ever exhibited west Of the mountains.
A nice assortment of Boots and Shoes, gaiteTs
and slippers. also ladies' shoes, CATERS q slippers.
A splendid lot Of Hats and Caps such as Pa
mama, Curracoa, Canton, Braid, Leghorn, Sem
ate, Straw and Palm Leaf, different coors, fine
silk hats all colors of wool hats etc. etc.
A good assortment of Shirts, collars, revoivers,
single and double barreled pistols, french and ger
man Accordeons all kinds of cravats, stocks and
pockethandkerchefs, Umbrellas Carpet Bags,
Trunks, and all kind of notions for ladies and
gentlemen.
Also an assortment of watches and Jewelry,
all Of which are warranted; the money paid for
them, cheerfuy returned if not as represented.
All this stock will he sold at small udvance
on crsh, so as still further to merit the name
usually bestowed on my store, as being the cheap
est in Sunbury or vicinity. So, remember the
place, Marke, Square, nearly opposite the former
Post Office.
A. ELSBERG,
Late q. Elsberg e. Co.
Sunbury, April 81. 1855.
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Nj A r r l A G L S .

On the 3lst of May last, by D, n. Lake,
Esq, Mr.. JOIN GARwIcH, to Miss ANNA
SMITH, all of Shamokin town.
In Danville, May 23d, by Rev. Isaac Grier,
Rev. WILLIAM SIMoNToN, of Williamsport, TO
Miss ANNA +. GRIER, of Danyile.
On Tuesday evening last, by Rev. DR.
Watson, ADDISON SpRAGUE, of Cattaragus
County. New York. to SARAH ANN, daughter
of Mr.. John S. Peterman, of Milton, Pa.
In Milton, on Thursday last, by the Rev
5 c. Hepburn, HENRY A. LIcHTENTHALER
NJ. D., TO Miss JANE HEPBURN, all of this
place.
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liTIZ FEMALE SEMINARY.

We clip the following item from the Ian.
caster Wing, of the 9TH inst =
Thursday commenced the annual vacation
of the Litiz Female Seminary, and in the
morning one hundred and twenty-five Of the
young ladies, pupils belonging to it. reached
Lancaster in time to take the different rail-
road ard stage lines to their homes. They
were all in fine spirits and glee, buoyant with
life and hope; rejoicing in the anticipation OF
meeting their parents, brothers, sisters and
friends. There were six large coaches in the
train that brought them from Litiz, and a
four horse wagon heavily loaded with baggage.
The sight was most interesting. Long may
they live and prove blessing to themselves
to society and to the world. The Liti2
schools have reputation so widely and sc
favorably known as constantly to increase
their fame and their scholars.
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Original 4oetrp.
OUR PASTORS GRAVE.
BY MRS. NJ. A. STEVENS.

BY MRS. N. A. sTEvESs.
Our pastors lowly grave,
1t is dear secluded quiet spot
Tempests that o'er dwellings howl and rave,
There reacheth, shrieketh not.
Gracefully droops above,
The sycamore of giant storm-tried arms
As though the snowy tablet knew the love,
That shelters US from harm.
Thou art removed from strife,
Few pass thy narrow home--childrens feet
Quiet as eve to learn the way of life,
Where divers footsteps meet
Perchance weeper comes,
Clad in the garb that tokens deepest woe
Leaving uncared life's toilsome busy hum,
Deceived, deceiving show.
Upon the breast Of God,
Thou leanest where no clamor meets thine
ear;
He oveth thee for thou hast known His rod.
The lava-torrent tear.
Thy rest of perfect day,
Becometh marvellous Gods vcegerent-
Fallen, warrior in the thickest fray
Removed his mission-tent.
Thou art well sheltered there,
Beneath the sacred aisles thy feet have
trod;
Where thou for many wintry day didst
bear
The messages Of God.
Time-honored, rovered place.
Thy halls rang with the lofty eoquence
That legions listen to Of royal race,
AS thou demandest whence.
Whence comes this regal crown,
This diadem Of more than mortal light?
The seraphs answering echoes well nigh
drown.
"Thou hast weH fought Ue's .fgM
Who would not strike the Tyre,
And call forth notes of holiest numbers;
Nor would we with a cadence wild desire,
TO break thy quiet slumbers.
Lawrenceville, Pa.
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TO THE LADIES
OF Sunbury and Vicinity.
AGNEW 4 CO.,

LOG Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
A RE now offering to purchasers a splendid
IA Stock of New Spring Shawls, Mantillas and
Dress Goods their assortment Of Paris made
Mantilas, is very extensive, comprising one OF
the best selected Stocks in the City, and at ex-
tremely low prices.
SHAWLS-Brocha, Cashmere and Gold bor.
dered Shawls, long and square. Also, large
assortment of Rich blodered and Plain Can
ton Grape Shswls..
SILKS-Particular attention is requested to
our stock of Brocade, Plain, Plaid stripe, Moran
Antique and blk. Silks, of all qualities and
prices. Wash Silks in great variety.
DRESS GoODS-Flouuced harege Robes
Grenadines, Tissues, Bareees, Organdines
Mousilens Challie Delaines, brilliants, French
and English Chinizes, &c, Embroi1eries of all
descriptions. Collars. Sleeves, Ruffles, Insert.
ings. with a full Stock of Ribbons, Ladies' and
Gentlemens' Gloves, Hosiery, &c,
Constantly receiving f'esh supplies Of Season.
able Goods, per Steamers from Havre, Liverpool
New York and Philadelphia Auction Sales
Purchasers requested TO call and examine oul
stock of splendid Spring Goods before pun chasing
AGNEW 4 CO.
1896 Chestnut ST., Philada.
April 7, ls55.-3m.
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Gbe Marhets.
Philadelphia Market.

June 6, 1855.
GRAIN.-Wheat is active. Sales OF
5000 bushels of Southern and PENNSYLVANIA
red at S2.63 per bushel, afoat, and S2,63 in
store. White is worth 27Oc aAoat Rye is
selling at l62tc per bushel. Corn is higher ;
Southern and Penna yellow is selling at ! lOc
atioat. Oats are better. Sales of Penna. in
store at roc. ~ n .'
,WHIsKEy is in dropping sales at 3sc in bar
rels, and 3sc in hhds.
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Extraordinary Arrival of

extraordinary Arrival OF
AJlAvS GA0O@EDS
YNHE subscriber takes pleasure in informing
l. his customers and the public generally that
he is now in receipt of an unusually large and
Splendid Assortment of New Goods.
TO endcavor to enumerate the one hundreth
part of the articles would be useless. Suffice it
to say, they have been selected with the greatest
care. and they will be disposed of at low prices
as the same quality can be purchased elsewhere.
My motto is
"Quick Sales and Small ProftS."
He takes this method OF presenting TO the
public his thanks for the liberal patronage extern
ded TO him, and by st'ct attention Ia business,
he respectfully solcils continuance OF the same.
1t will be advisable for purchasers TO call and
examine his assortment before purchasing else
where. All kinds of produce taken in exchange.
EDW ARD Y. BRIGHT.
Sunbury, MAY I9, lS55-
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morning Of 125 bushels Pennsylvania at
l5S cts. Oats were in brisk demand this
morning.-There were some $500 bushels
at market, most of which changed hands at
63(d65 cts. for ordinary to good Maryland
and Virginia, and q. 67@6s cts. for Penn.
sylvania Oats.
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THE "OLD SoIpIERs."-A bounty land
warrant of lG0 acres was forwarded to the
President of the United States for military
services rendered by him during the Mexican
war. A similar warrant was forwarded to ex
President Tyler, for military services during
the late war with England. Hon. William
l.. Marcy, Secretary Of State, receives AT
so acre warrant for military services in the
same war, he having already received boun
ty Of so acres under the act of 1850.
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BALTIMORE, June A marriage party in
Washington county, Maryland, were poisoned,
day or two since, by eating custard in which
arsenic had been placed. Some twenty-five
are not expected to live. The bride is
among the number 1t is mystery who
committed the act. The servants are all
sick from eating of the custard.
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HAYDOCK & FIDLER,

DEALERS in Watches and Jewelry, will
~ continue the business at the old stand of
James b. Fidler,
No. IL South Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where they solicit an examination of their large
and varied stock. feeling assured that the expe-
rience both of them have had in the business,
and the facilities they possess for procuring
goods on the most advantageous terms, will ena-
Bile them to compete favorably with any other
establishment in the city. They have now on
hand fine assortment Of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY.
Silver, Plated and Brittania Ware, Cutlery,
Fancy Goods, &C., &c.
B.s-Repairing of Watches and all kinds of
Jewelry attended to with promptness and the
greatest care.
Phila., April Z, ls55.-tf.
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[From the Baltimore American, June a.
FAITnLESS WIFE.

There was quite an excitement created at
one of our hotels a day or Two since in conse-
ouence Of gentleman from Reading, Pa,
finding his wife in company another man.
II appears that the husband had been from
home for some time on business tour, and
had written to his vile to meet him at this
city. where he would be at certain time
He reached Baltimore n day or two before he
expected to do so and the wife anticipating q
day or two Of pleasure before his arrival, left
her home in the company of a friend, who was
TO act as protector until the arrival of the
husband.
Both arrived at the same hotel without the
knowledge Of each other, and the wife took
lodgings under another name. There was an
other gentleman from Reading stopping at
the same house, who saw the truant wife, and
meeting the husband, inquired aiterthe health
Of Mrs. f., when he was told by the husband
that he was there awaiting her arrival. lie
was then surprised to learn for the first time
that she was then in the city and stopping at
the same house with himself An inquiry
was at once made and il was also discovered
that she was in the house, and that she was
in the same room with her pretended protector.
lie Immediately went to the owner, and gain
ing admission, found that they were there as
man and wl'e.
Instead of inficting merted punishment
ynon the wretch who thus robbed him of hap
pinass. he eortented himself with seeing them
irrned ont OF the house, and relinuuishinr all
claims TO her. We understand that the in
;ured husband is Il man of abundant means
and was devoted in his attentions to the false
creature who had triHed with his honor and
Affections. She is said TO he young woman
~ fprepossessing appearance ANA Of gaod fam
Nv and that the fact of her inlidelty has been
made known to her aged parents. They had
haen married but short time. and the hus-
hand anticipated to himself life of unalloysd
happiness
CONSULAR DIFFICULTY MIR. G.. Dorwin
,be American Consul at Montreal, Canada
Fast, has issued notice requiring all masters
of United States mercantile vessels arriving
at that port to comply in future with the pro-
visions of an act of Congress, passed on the
osth of February, 1853 directing every Amer
;can vessel, on her arrival at a foreign port
to deposite her register with the Consul, un
der penalty of $500 fine. This seems a very
ordinary matter, coming solely within th,
nroyince OF the Consul; but the Montrea
commercial Advertiser treats it as a grave
AGGRESSION npon the dignity of Britain and o
ne local authorities of Great Montreal, ant
nroceeds, in a long and intemperate diatribe
"a berate the Consul for his presumption, AM
Americans generally for their alleged genera
disregard of the rights Of other nations
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Baltimore Market.

June 8, 1855.
GRAIN.-The offerings of Wheat to-day
embrace 500 bushels prime red, all Of which
sold at 255 cts. There was no white Wheat
at market, but we quote 2ao(92oz cts. as the
has declined slightly We mote a sah this
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-09
Estate of MASON HENRY, Decd.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of ad
y ninistration have been granted to the subscri-
bcr on the estate Of Mason Henry, late of Upper
Augusta township. Northumberland county,
decd. All persons having claims against the
estate. and such that are indebted thereto, are
requested to make an early settlement. The
undersigned administrator will be present at the
house of the late deceased, on Saturday, the st
inst, to make final settlement.
MICHAEL ARNOLD, Ad'tor.
Upper Augusta, May 10, ls55-6t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-06-09

BALTIMORE, June 4.--The official returns
from Virginia reduce Wises official majority
below ten thousand. The election Of Lewis,
Dem, in the Eleventh Congressional Dis
trict is in doubt. The Richmond Enquirer
says it is prepared to hear of his defeat.