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Passeugers Smiled

In tie sfe1Es1p /rago fer Southampton and HIrrs-G IL
pine L. Vincent r. senack f. Grand ~ Pisul =. Michel
aud Holbenier and brother, H. Hickman, Funeke T.
Nucer C. Wies H. Jscobie q. Fox Mrs Dash Mrs Jenelz
Mr.. and Mrs Labson M and MIs Lewis, Mr. bogrry NJ
Leabeut Silver A Croize p Deinet Dr. J. J. Adams, J.
B. Dash, Major Munck w. Becker q. ktiehousen, Miss {.
Drculon Mr.. and Mrs Sandhrm cbidrcn and maid r. Y
derfant Stephens T. Trouse, lady child snd maid II.
Taylor j. C. Gray H. Fairbanks Miss Taylor Miss Fairbanks
L. Rsphe Dursnd g. ShaTanaud, Mr.. Bsnzeuser and lady
Nils Ccrder Miss Foster Mrs Carea Mrs Foster NJ Gufh
mann, A. ~ sten'zer j. Kern, ~ Rostehld L. Oldham,
BIgnoi :. Lengue, j. Salsbery, Zimmerman, L. Rosn
Primer :. NouOs, - NOacks, }. L. Polteyin.
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w hafers.

Ar At New. Bedford ith inst bark Active Morrison ~ -
Ocean Nauus Nov. H. ST. Helena Jan. II, with o. sS
VII oil ard 700 n bone board Sent bone - .ist
on the yoysge q bbs 90 oil and 10 600 bone has on
800 bone from Fall River Reports spoke OF roI Drtsa
bark Oia Randall New Bedford, 51s y"oo IeFr.
days previous William Eliza, Pekens, do 80 bbE sP Pa
leaving Maurtusl United States, Hicks, WesiPor ths
bound Trsten de Acunha short cruise aud bonf .
United States reports spoke the day barks a.
NewBedford. 200 sp Elizabeth, Cook WesIP95t IN 1.nrs
PAMELA Coggeshaf New Bedford 200 do Al Port DeNA
Nov % ship Hunter Munroe (of New Bedford) eea Scar,
Heard from IN June lat, ke., chip Daniel Weosle'
buck Nantucket sp-eNPcced 20 be at home 70 Ans
Al st. Helena Dec 2, bark San FTsnsso, CBd"eHS "'
Bedford, $50 bbls. blackifA OIL
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Passengers Arrived

IL I,eou,bip Atrico from LireTpoi-Ars. Hopkins, hrs
Brggs Miss P. Cathore MIS- cahroPe Mr. aud Nh, air
Me,srs sreck coreo, j. NJ Jones oNeH, n c. A,ho sad
WLieby, Murray, r. Neol j. stsnbury j. ~ VIM Betley,
Dr. l.. H. Chanpain Messrs. Harry, AcSee Young Stoge,
Lieut. Spedden T. :. N Messrs Ross A Barclay Home
Nrs T. Bulson. Miss waugh, Messrs A. Siars c. Meaefos
lio J. Sohafer NJ. Sach.e.
In I1rk Mayarel from Hamilton BeynBdd-D. Muran, r.
Smith William Lowry j. W. Myes Richard Bates, J. A.
Mershon: -. Il. Means
Ia brig ThOaGs B. WGtson from Puerto CaJeHo-A PeHdes.
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narke,-Cin1rrILI RrrOs11D FOR Tas TRlsryx

3,
ASESTEe market q unchanged The demsld ghs for
Pots AZ &C. Pearls - 75a Sc the latter scArce
COTTON - Dllnefs cOnti-aes be the Distinguishing
estue Il lie market parties have been waiting IA her ad
PER AdcA they nAi reached late hour IN the
afternoon, hlrgh the shuoulcement Of the steamers beag
below rtde chang" The sale. 20 bales, half
il To. export from Isl 9Th nsi. O. ~ bsls
We egnl.uue quotation. 90 follows:
kEv-YoRK cLAsSIFicATG0ys
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.NEWJERSEY ITEMS

THE LEGIsLATURE.-Owiug 10 the great amount
Of business pending IN the New Jersey Legislature on
tbe 18th inst the day DESIGNATED for adournment II has
leeL deteined 70 contnne Tho session ent he 4lh n
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IMMATURE ALMANAc......THIs DAY.
suN-Ri,es6:9 sets........G:02 MooS-Sets.. II 03
wATER..............THIs DAY
Sandy Hook. 9f8 Gov. Island. 1888 Hell. 10
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OrrSrSo MoSrooMznY srRrrr.-A meeting 4

OPENING MONTGOMERY BIREEI.-A meeting ~
citizens favor Of opening Montgomery street from Warren
street. Jersey City, by which means the lower
portions Montgomery street be connected
held Friday evening ETAdcr Geo. Ford presided
jacob MaInus Secretary. Mess James A Alex
sndsr John Mc3ugan aud j. c. Broiigsu appointed
Resolutions. The meeting was addressed by
gentlemen who the importance Of the movement
Resolutions reported aud adopted expressing the benefit
which from this important and providing meas
ures for its Messrs. Geo Ford, J. Nc
tugan j. H. MsTinus, J. w Head, J. G. Brodgan and j.
pspp were appointed Committee 20 make ne appicat01
10 he Common Council this improvement and to
counsel 20 cid the movement Anadjourned meeting will held
at Franklin Hall on Friday evening next
THE TRoT.-There is some trouble about the trot on
Monday last between Mr. Boyds horse ami John Frsncss
mare from Hoboken sckensaok. At the appointed time
the judges and Mr. Boyd the spot where they waited
eight aud Mr. Francis coming they started the
horse Mr. Boyd through Haokensack andno claims
the stake $500 Francis has served notice upon the stake
balder not 70 give IL up 10 Mr. BOyd.
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Ia W LNZE'ZLIGENCk.
SUPERIOR COURT-GrSEEM TERM-MARcH e-Presenta all
the Judges.
DECISIONS AND OPINIONS.
LIABILITY OF AN ACcEPToR OF A BILL o. EXCHANGE.
John H. Blskiston agt. James @. Dudley.

LIABILITY AN ACcEPToR OF A BILL o. EXCHANGE.
John X. BlakistOn agt. James @. Dudley
DUER, J.-This is an action to recover damages for
the 9 agreement bill OF exchange
The plaintiff sold coal Ackerly and the defendant be
lis delivery agreed 70 accept such bill Of exchange
should be drawn upon him m payment therefor TIE bill in
occornsy drawn In favor OF the plain1, which
defendant refused accept The amount OF this bill the
plaintiff claims in the present suit.
Was this undertaking original or collateral Where goods
sold promise OF payment from another the
rule IT, that il the veDdee remains liable the liability Of the
collateral aud therefore void by the Statue otFraud
unless In writing. -
But this general rule IL applicable 70 bills of exchange
The aoceptor simply admits that be hes funds of the drawer
his hands his undertaking Is therefore nothing than
promise pay bis own debt.
But fatal objection recovery by the plaintiff arises under
Revised Statutes which provide (teV. stat chap
IT, : e hsa promise 10 accept bill OF exchange snail be
in uriIlu
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Rereipts of Produce. MARCH :.

b. he Nen. York ond Erie Rdarodd-55oo bbiA Fogr,
rk Ahes 20 40. Whky, $50 10 Cut Meas ~ DO Lard
i46 bses Hay 70 pkgs Wool 50 bags Rye. $40 10 Ols
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Markets. ,porte4 BIZ Te1egyapl.


PROVIDENCE March 8-CoTTosA fair demand has existed
during the week at unchanged prices WOOLMsrket very
scty, sales &c 400 h. PRINTING CLoTRsSacs for the week
Iecee
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LIMITED FARrNERsHIP.

OAKLEY, {. J.-This is an attempt to charge Marks,
one Of the deiendsnts as seners Partner with LORD Brown
did business under the name Of Lord Brown by mutual
sOn elapsed The partners then entered into arrange
BY which Lord Brown agreed 70 Sye Marks certain
faction Of all the liabilities Of the firm These
Notable but had not been negotiated by MARKS before this
brought BY this arrangement the plaintiffs claim hs
MARKS ceased TO be special and became general partner the
act authorizing limited partnerships Revised Statute part
be formed subject to certain rules and conditions which follow
Then sections containing prohibitions AID IL upon
of these, Wis the twelfth that the plaintiffs mainly rely Tas
Every alteration which shall be made in the name. OF tn.
rns, n tle nature 0i .ss Or Ias S.P or
cate shs be ieemel dissolution Of tie af sd eyefy
such p.tne which sAA IA any manner be carried on after
such alteration shall have been made, snail be deemed
As 70 he Gr branch Of this secon Their. csu be no doab,
that there was such an alteration IA this case 10 produce
dissolution, whether intended not But the second branch
bcoomss general paTtnershp II Il sha be CARED
manner AneT such alteration" &c. Bus here paus
nothing done BY the old alter this alteration took place
The statute Obviously Ieqares both tho seraon and the
eonn Of business in Orcr 10 chAgc special general
partner We shOd have had doubt ont for tbs Of
beeu Reynolds Il Kern % which was strongly pressed
decision OF that but not b0uGd b. dcis
qaired BY the facts under consideration.
The complaint dismissed with Marks
VIM. b. Fairbanks agt. Smith Bloomdcld.-JHdg-
snsnt fog Ilsiniin on the Verdict.
SUPREME CoURT-ssror.L TerN- Mason Before
judge DAVIES.
Alexander ID. Fiske, implicated &c., az suit OF Jo-
seyhs Burnett &C Motion granted
b. IhrockmortOn agt Henry X. B-odhead. Motion
granted.
The Cheshire Bank sg;. Slas Camp, SC Notion
gYGufed.
Joseph Bsncus sgt. Edwin Bouton &c. Order for
rse1sIniu,tou 70 be discharged witboat cos.s
Msgdalna Klein by sc. agt Emil Klein Order
for separation from bed and beard.
Before Judge CLERKR.
AaTgdret'a ~ Dexter by SC AT. George r. Dex
teF JudEmsut ior divorce granted.
Before Jpise RoosRvrir
benlamn l.. NJ. Rothschili agt. r w. Lister. Motion
"'s>~'e S'ees 81 ares denied, win - eos;s.
COURT cALENDAR....THfs DAY
A., "a, H. II. II, Is, - we = ~ ~
svIRFnK CouKr CRcUrr. - Nos. 81. 294. 100
IS, 80 81 lS4i $50 Sis Sss s51 $40 81. sti Sp8rf,p
IEAN-Aos -, -, as. ", -, 9S 81 al tej D.,
SUPERIOR CoURT-Nos. 987 tst qsf or 90
AZ ~ 20 - - 80 - So, s1l sts ca ssf ass go
les H. lO i4 loS as, ~ s0 st 10 us ~ Isl 40
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COUNT cALENDAR...rnIs nav.
MARRIED..

VI huf--ROlMES--O Wednesday March 5 a. Jos,.o,
W, ~ re Esy. ". Dsugh-rry ~ HENRY MIAMI -
"ssNl!e, 70 H.~ HANNAH JANE HOLMES ofJs,rS.s'
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The following table will show the fluctuations
Copsols since the 18th inst:

]
being decrease of go, OJ, and the stock Of bullion
in both departments is 40 532 494 showing decrease
of sl 225 when compared with the preceding return.
The new loan Of FIVE millions was taken by Messrs.
Rothsehlds at 90.
Relative to the market or American stocks Messrs.
d. Bel, Son & Co. report follows:
During the past week there has been less activity
in the market for American securities but prices re-
main without alteration"
The report of Mr. E. +. Satterthwaiie IS sub.
joined
There hes been oierste amount business American
securities IN London duIs the past week without any m
cha sr rrrifa
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ALLEGED BURGLAR ARREsTED.-Three men made
az stumt ho1so In Neraniahpace' So1tn biook
yu on Fdsy Dght last by operating the doors win thef
nipeT. They observed BY Officer fcrny OF the Ihd
Dt Police succeeded IN taking of them into
dy he gave George Edwsrds bat he has here
fofore been known under the Of George Horton His
eOBederstes escaped The accused was COMMITTED Oy Juce
Batehey for examination.
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The Exports Of the week exclusive OF Specie We're
81 1850, 327 against ss0jl, Pa same week last year
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D1soRpERLY place. BRoKES UP.--A bOuse on
Howards Hii the Ninth Ward occupied by ooorei men
white who lived terms Of the most Ieriec int
maev-ons black being tie sckuOwedged protect
q white fsmsleswss visited BY the Mayor and Che o.
Police On Saturday night aud the whole posse, coDsngo
two and three escorted to the City Hal ana
kcked NJ.
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srpurS DEArB.-A yoaDg lady name 4 Helene T.,
p,psT was tsse .adaeuy ID TIE s4oo Of the Futoo fery
.,es o. Fsv and 6eing conveyed 20 her resdenee cor
or ~ Iet, and Popsr streets dIed lev hours hereser
~. s,ps 40 correction d tse brain 10 yeATs osee
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Totsl. -. <4egf, 795 St.0J4 81 Sssq5Qy $50 {l5
Net increase 20 March & : % So
us steamer to-day took s'c4 200 in gold msk.1g
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The following is comparative statement OF the
value OF Exports from the commencement Of the ycar
n Mnrrh
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RKcoyIRY OE SroLEy GooDs.-A few evenings
ro. eversl paeksees ger ties valued IL 20 were
,olcr om stsyr HPross a. the corner OF James d
Y.tk The vehicle berane stalled IN the AID the
sriv,r was COMPELLED unload n order 70 e1fce,e H. Whe
us engaged the packages were stolen Otoers Van "agner
and Fot OF the Chiefs Ocs being informed Of the theft
,steeeei IN finding the missing goodswtn the exception o.
shout - wtrh-n lot ~ the Fifth Ward, where they
hA beu etried The thieves thus "a remain uudsected
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s-YoRK cLAzSIFiCATI0gs.
uisrfL Elgr'fN Mo-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24
Communicated.

ii. B. MAssEn, EsQ.--Dear Sir :--Inas.
much as many OF our citizens do not get to
see the Schoul Journal, in which the decisions
of the State Superintendent are published
every month. and ms the May No. for 1856
contains u correspondence between members
of the Legislature aud Hon. A. q. Curtin.
the present State Superintendent, which
proves to IL demonstration, that an increase
Of my salary would not have been taken from
our county appropriations, as some asserted
AMI thus made. fully informs the public aud
serves the Cause of truth, ] concluded to re-
quest you topubish it in your valuable paper
Yours in esteem,
j. j. REIsESsSYpER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24
EDITORS TABLE.
BHsiuess Notices.

LAWRENCE HoysE.-Mts. Thompson informs the pub
lic and her friends in general that she has received
new supply of choice liquors !Em Phinde!pIu hcr
Hotel in this pluc.
8 N. TEoArsos has JUS, received new Stack Of Dry
Goods, Gtocrcs &c, at hs Store the junction II
the Tulrehcekcn and Plum Creek roads III Lower
Augusta
BENJAMIN HErFsRR cf Lower Augus.s has slsp just
received fresh surrly Dry Goods, Grueeri,s Queens
wae, &c at his store, t. which he invites the attention
OF his friends nnd customers.
coSrgcriosAsr, Asp1'rseiT sIosk.--we neglect
last week mention ha, McCay Gearheal had received
fres lot o Fruit and Confectionery o every variety
suit the season. Mr. G.arhart, himself manufactures
Confectionery of all kinds rquli to any that be had ia
Philadelphia. Ia addition 20 his stock ID fruit confec.
tonary &c he has opened Ice Cream Saloon and far
nishes superior article OF that luxury.
MuvSr CARMEL unrsE -our readers will BY the
advertisement of Mr Rice. tia! he has taken this excel
lent Holc located in uf the most healthy and delight
full mountain regions in Pennsylvania
GoDxE's iad,'s sBook for Jun. cones to u.s. filed ns
usual with The good things oi the The reading
matter ia by Of the ocs contributors Of periodical
literature As LDdys Book i, has no rival und always
contains Something useiu! and intel csng foI ladies
The Farm Journal comes hand with its usual variety
Of interesting matter. |. - valuable Journal and de-
serves encouragement.
TIE STUDENT and srounute for the present 1norh has
becn received As usual, i. is flied with n,,t.r OF the
m'st instructive aud interesting kiud As work fur
schnn!s II stands unrynsd
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

ST.. LOUIS, May l6.-The Kansas corres.
pondeht al The Republican, of this city, writes
that Gov. Shannon hasyent all express to
Lexington, My, with the papers necessary
for the arrest ard return of Mr. Robinson
The Com nIttee Of Investigation are in ses-
sion at Leaveuworth. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Oliver will present minority report
when the committee return to Washington.
CHICAGO. May IA letter from Kansas
dated the 9th inst, states that the Missouri
ans having threatened to destroy the testi
nfony Of the Investigating Commit tee, sealed
packages OF the proceedings, up to the time
Of the departure OF Mr. Robinson, were placed
in ch"rge OF that gentleman to be conveyed
to Washington. These dispatches were not
discovered in possession of Mr.. r. after his
arrest at Lexington; his wife, at his request,
having proceeded with them. Had it not
been fer this, she would have remained with
her husband
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24
lcR SUPERVISOR.

ca 4 new locomotive called the "A Il.
FTsKE" has heen>placed on the PhiInielphia
and Sunbury Railroad. 1t is coal burner Of
tie largest class, built on new plan, at Pat
terson, Nj, and cost $4,000. The improve.
ment is the invention Of Mr.. Fiske, the able
superintendent of the Philadelphia and Sun
bury rail road, and from wha:' We can learn,
will obyiate all the difficulties heretofore en-
counIered by coal burning locomotives. Fhe
FIRE box is nearly double the usual width, and
the fire surface will accordingly he twice as
great. There are other important improve
mentc. The engine will bring train to town
on Friday.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24
Lntrr from kansas.

Sr. LouIs, May 20.-The accounts from
Kansas represent the people as responding
TO Gov. Shannon's proclamation in large
numberE. Over six hundred had assembled
at Lecompton four hundred al Franklin
and large company would leave kickapoo
on Saturday for Lecompton, with 2 cannon,
all well armed and provisionel. Great ex-
c;teneut prevailed and baltic wss antici-
pateo.
The Vigilance Committee OF Kansas City,
on Saturday, took from the steamer Orobla,
Il large field piece, consigned to Lawrence.
1t is reported that Gov. Reeder had sue
ceeled in making good his escape.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

lIoILowAy's OINTMENT AND Pills the best
Remedies for the Cure of Female Com
plaints.--The extraordinary effect these Pills
have uponall complaints peculiarly ncden-
tai to females, would appear incredible to the
citizens Of the Union, it it were not con-
6rmea daily by the wonderful cures they
effect in the various States 1t is an unques-
tionable fact, that there is not any remedy 10
equal them for exterminatng suffering from
the. softer sex, particularly for young girls
entering into woman hood. therefore all are
requested to give them trial. which will in
sure tEeir recomme ndation.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24
UARpIsprRo, April 70 1856.


1loy. \. G. CURTIN Dear Sir AS there
has been much dispute in regard TO the man
uer in which the school fund is distributed as
regards the salaries of county supe:intendents
and there is still some misunderstanding ex-
listing in regard to the sume, will you please
inform us, how the school Department con-
strueS the following clause oil the 10Th section
Of tho act Of 5th May. 1854, which said COM
pensation shall be paid by the superintendent
OF common schools, by his warrant drawn on
the State Treasurer in half yearly instalments.
it desired. ana shall be deducted from the
amount Of state appropriations to be paid TO
the several school districts for said county"
Truly Yours.
j. lloLcoNR.
B LAPuRTE,
WM. NJ. PIATT.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24
Affairs In wsshinston-The Disniissui Of Mr.


WAsHrsaToS, May 20.--Notwithstahding
what may have heretofore been published TO
the contrary, it is understood that the des-
patches recently received from Lord Claren-
don neither refuse categorically, nor nssent
to, the demand Of this Government for the
recall of Mr.. Champion and tho British
Consuls.
Our Government, it is believed, has not n
copy Of the British Blue Book in the enlist
ment case, although several are known TO be
in the possession of the members of the
foreign legations, especially the French
Minister. These copies were sent here in
advance of their publication in England.
The Cabinet was again in session to-day.
II any decision has been arrived at by the
Executive, it seems well understood it will
not be communicated or officially intimated
for some days TO come.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24
Estate Of Mary Updegrove.

Notice is hereby given TO Casper Upds-
grove. Elizabeth Udegrove. intermarred with
John Brenisholtz, John Updegrove. Adam
Updegrove Lydia Updegrove, widow of
Snowden Hunt. Thomas Updegrove. Sarah
Updegrove intermarried with James Lytle,
and TO Sarah j., Levi and Elizabeth, minor
children Of Isaac Updegrove. who have for
their Guardian. John Ebrght, and TO John
Ebright and - his wife, who was the wi&-
ow of said Isaac Updegrove, heiFs and lega?
representatives of Mary Cpdegroye, deceased,
late of Lower Agusta township. Northum-
berland County, Pennsylvania that upon the
petition of Thomas Updeerove. aforesaid. the
Orphans Court of said county made an order
awarding ar inquest of partition and vaua.
tion upon the real estate of said Mary Upde-
grove dcd., situate in Lower Augusta town.
ship, county aforesaid, adjoining land of Chris-
tan First, Adam Christ. Lydia Starr. Peter
Coldran, and Casper Snyder dcd., contain
ing thirty-three and one-quarter acres moro
or less-and that in persuarcs Of said order
Of said court, will hold an inquisiton upon
the said real estate of said Mary Updegrove.
dc'd, on Friday the twentieth day OF June,
next. "a. d. 1867 at 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ, of
that day. on the said premises TO make parti-
ton and valuation of said real estate, at which
time and place you may attend if you think
proper.
HENRY WEISE, Sheriff
Of Northumberland County
Sherfr's Office.
Sunbury. May s, 1856.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24
NOTICE..

'sNHE subscribers wo ID larespectfully announce
L to their friends and the public in general
that they have taken the Steam Grrt Mill. Sit.
uated in Upper Augusta township, Northumbsr-
land county Pa, at Klines.Grev known as
klines Mill. and would solicit the patronage Of
the public having confidence to be able to give
entire satisfaction to ALL who will patronize them
heihg able TO accomino late their customers at all
times and at the shortest notice.
ALSO.-Wheat & Rye Flour, Bran and Chop
of all kinds. Alss wheat rye, corn, oats, &c
All Of which will he sold low for cash. Calf
and give us trial snd satisfy yourselves.
n. B.-Grain Of all kinds wanted.
l.. CAMBEaE & co.
May II, lS56.--3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

MrDpLEBuRo. editor Of the Snyder
County Journal has just returned from an ex-
cursion to New Berlin. Among other nota'
BILE observations, he remarks that:
"Along the road we perceived oil kinds OF
trees in bloom and from present appearances
there will be apples, cherries. and pears in
abundance, but very few peaches, the trees
having been Killed too much by the severe cold
this winter"
We should like to know II any Of the killed
trees still surcire.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24
G9e 9flavhtts,
Philadelphia Market.

May 2l, 1856.
GEArN.-The supply Of Wheat abont equals
the demand. The city mlleirs are buying all
the prime lots offering, but inferior descrip-
tons are hard to dispose Of. Sales of Della
ware and Penn. at 81 5Oal So; Jersey at
So. and choice Southern white at 81 65al-
IS. Rye is in fair demand at - cents. Corn
is arriving freely; sales OF Southern and
prime Pennsylvania at 54c., a0oat, and 5Sa
50 cents in store. Oats are dull sales rauge
from 3la34 cents.
Whckcy is firmly held. Barrels at 2Sc.,
and hnths at q cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-24

a. The coal business, at this place. is not
as brisk as it should bs, aud ia, in this respect
similar to the trade in other regions. There
Is, however, no reason why the coal trade
should not be active, ss the stock on hand is
smaller than last year, and before long we
may expect rush for supplies OF an article
that cannot be dispensed with. Mr. Charles
w. Pesle. Of shamokin'says that the collier
les at shamokin ara capable Of producing
900 tons per amman. Ten eollisries arc
already opepsd, and four moro are rader way.