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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

CROP In PITTsYLvANIA.-The prospects for
Wheat in the Pittsylvania region, according to the
Danville Republican, are much below what they
were month or two ago-the dry weather and
bugs having caused much damage. The tobacco
is doing WELL and will yield enough for an extern
aiv MI
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TBnH0RAPHTC NEwA.
REPORTER FOE THE DIBP AT 81
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER GEORGE LAW.
Railroad Accident ON the lsthmus.


>,.... x,.. .s.,aeA M nh. sts.ms,
~ a... r.-G Wa.ndv Hook with 900 passen
80. "a ~ -nS fsss n treasure rom California
~ ~ Io,,sss..,. =, ~ ana h. The 81 A ut
ssvays sccidant occurred en- the Panama RAN
.csy.e .o. .Ssssss,r : ~. Caeorve Laws ont
tesa W VIZ 49, -er. t,iled and wounded
watu Psssons0 -. l. "a -. haar sacartained
gu. soaI -. ,"ss = s,,,r,Ss,i
'N :. sIsrcs,Ni, pYsp aTcH
1870 ,., Isl ,Ths 1I.,roe r.a,v ha,
Ntw Iosn, msy -s 81. hvsrss II s7rl 400 ia
arrived =. ne. " xs,,ss w n Coleman aga.
eoe nasi r n S3,o ooo WIN Hore elO0 600
w. 49, - M. n.sS so,o n0O xNaJl. Fargo Co,
as t.o oo '~A" ~''' :
S<oo'o'o' s..uCcru,a News.
uo.vvt rains had fallen during the month
,hrnuchout the State
Mining onerat;ous had taken q new start.
mn ass,, crnn cave evidence Of an abundant
harvest we -,
tn Govarnor had s;pped bill consolidating the
.,r and connfv of San Francisco.
Tsc Democrats had carried the municipal eiee-
ton In Sacramento The Republicans held q mass
mne,;no : 4 the ssme MACE. but were driven from
.h. rrosnS hv violence
large Are had occurred at Placerviiie on tne
18th Of Snril DESTROYING $4,000 worm Oh Ptopc'
ty. s.,.r.
novvdsr vessel sunk In the river ~ oaci "nie"
70 m sbe dav of election. Loss s.Oooo.
Rpsinass was dull at San FRANCISCO.
From Central America.
r.. ,s,,mus papers are filled with official docu
...s conccrnfng the Panama Riot, but they ex'
h;S Sm', No new facts No additional names OF the
, hi0t no Ia sounded are given The citizens had
sinea aS .nard for the protection of their proper
T., md the authorities had placed force at the
u uo Further violence was anticipated
There was rumor at Aspinwall that Colonel
Sobessineer had been captured and was to be
shot. s4+
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MARINE NEWS


PORT OF RICHMOND MAY 18th.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT "a O'CLOCK.
o~~~>~~~>~~~~~~~o~~~>~
trIs y ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdz, Lud-
lam q Watson.
Steamer Virginia, Rooms, Philadelphia, mdz and
pass'gers E Tuttle.
Schr Mary Trice, Trice, New York, ice, King.
Schr Morning Light, johnson, Baltimore, pig iron,
Morris Tanner
SAILED,
Schr Carolina, Wescott, N C, bricks and lime.
Schr Malvina, Bowes, Norfolk light.
Schr Thos Conner, Booth. Cabin Point, mdz.
Schr D Billows, Elark, Hartford, coal, w Col.
quit Co.
Schr Kedron Perry. via Port Walthall, to load coal
Philadelphia.
MAY I6.-Entered Bremen barque Kosmos, Capt
Vessels, to lead for Bremen.
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sEcRETARYs OFFICE BOARD on TRADE, !

RICHMOND, 10Th May, 1855. Z
~ The annual meeting Of the Heard or
Trade win be held ct Goddin's Hall, on WEDNEe.
DAY next, 2lst inst ct O'Clock, r. NJ All who de-
sre TO remain members and have been overlooked by
the Collecting COMMITTEES, will please call on the
Treasurer IL. b. Bentley, Esq j or the Secretary
and hand IN their annual subscription by thatdsy.
The Chair will be taken punctually At the hour
named, and every member 10 requested to be prompt
In attendance. By order. WIN. B. ISAACs
my It'd Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

a. Fellow Citizens Of Henrico District
No. lin compliance with the request of many
friends announce myself candidate for the Office
Of CONSTABLE In said district. IT. IL be your
choice to elect me- promise to serve you faithfully
Yours, respectfully,
my l7--tde+ TH0S. J. YARBROUGH.
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~ To the Voters ofthe City Of Richmond.
am Candidate for the office of COMMISSIONER
OF THE REVENUE fer Monroe Ward.
Respectfully,
my 17-tde~ JOHN F. CARTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

DELEGATES APPorNTED.-The first Electoral
District Democratic Convention was held in
Portsmouth Tuesday. DR.. VIM. B. Edwards and
Maj, VIM. B. Shands-both in favor of Buchanan
were chosen delegates to the Cincinnati Conven.
tim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

~ Hair Cutting. ..T0 strangers visiting
the city, and citizens If you wish to get your Hair
cut in The latest and most becoming style, would
advise you to call on HOBSON. at his Hair Cutting,
Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing room under the
American Hotel. Entrance on 18th street.
N. B. Whiskers Dyed either Black or Brown color.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LOST.

r OST .-Sometime this week, somewhere
IL on Shockoe Hill small bunch of KEYS. Tha
finder will be suitably rewarded by returning tbs
same to this office. my list
4 OsT CHECK.--The public is caution
IL cd against receiving my check. on Exchsnse
Bank, Richmond, for S8l.79. in favor of Daniel
James, dated May 10, 1856. The same having been
lost, and payment stopped at the bank.
my I3-6t JOHN ]. wERTH. Ae't.
I OST.-On the night of the 3Oth ultime
IL between the Columbian Hotel and the Dispatch
Office, one $40 and one So NOTE. The finder win
receive reward of IS by calling at this Office.
my Pts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

A lump of pure gold, worth eil3, was found last
week ON the farm of Il. Matthews, 9 miles from
Lynchburg.
Rev. Mr.. Snyder, Of Amelia county, Va, has
been appointed to the chair Of Mathematics Ia
Hampdsn Sidney College.
David Hathney was drowned In Hyco river
Haitian. Va last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17
Approval of the Deficiency

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The Deficiency Bill
was approved by the President to-day. The dis.
bursements i'll commence on Monday next
Both houses of Congress have adjourned until
Monday. -algsa3 Is.5s ~. tHA
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TH0S. J. YARBROUGH.

u Notice.-.St. PauI,s Church will be
open for Divine Service on SUNDAY, 18th inst.
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A CARD.-For the last ten years have

A CARD .-F0r the last ten years have
"A received large aud increasing patronage from
the citizens of virginia which have endeayored to
merit by introducing every improvement into my bn-
years. by the valuable assistance more particularly
Ambrotyping) of Mr.. r. 8. SANxAY and 10 addition,
shall hereafter have the services of Mr.. JAMES n.
CHALMEKS--which, together with my own general
superintendence will enable to accomplish, fiat
ter myself superior work to any have previously
turned out. Respectfully request the public to On
and examine my specimens, at
PRATTS GALLERY,
NV l7--1n1 M 145 Main st Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17
NHERCANTlLE INSTITUTE...The first
wi aesaon of this Institute having expired on the

MERCANTILE INSTITUTE...The first
l session of this Institute having expired on the
18th inst, the second session will commence on
MONDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, in the Read
ing Room, corner of Main and 18th streets, at u
O'Clock This Institute presents unusual facilities for
acquiring q thorough knowledge of Bookkeeping,
together with commercial calculations, regulations,
and ussges; and young mon looking to the business
avecations of fe well the students in city
schools and colleges each and all be thoroughly
taught by practical ok-keepers.
The session will comprise about 20 lessons lasting
or 10 weeks. Each lesson is furnished and reduced
to every day practice, and varied the pupil ad-
vanceswhile each and every receives individual
instruction in each SINGLE separate transaction
TERMS per session, $40, and 81 for stationery.
Applications received at our rooms on Monday and
Thursday evenings, where persons interested in
vted to visit u.s.
j. Fl. BECK
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Fatal Railroad Accident.
Fire at Clevelaud.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 15.--John Buchanan, engi
neer, was ran over by baggage car in the Hud
son river depot this morning. and instantly Killed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the steamer Asia.

NEW YORK. May 16-The steamer Asia, with
dates from Liverpool to the Sd nst arrived at THU
city, this morning at o'clock.
A motion in Parliament to censure the Govern
ment for the fall of Kars, had been lost by l27 ma
jority.
No change In Cotton at Liverpool since the At
lantic's advices but prices easier Sales for the
Breadstuffs firm with large business. Flour
advanced 6d0ls. Wheat advanced 2d-lowel
grades of Wheat have improved most Corn easier
and trife lower.
Consols 92s. t-.t-
SECOND DISPATCH.
The official report of the proceedings Of the
Peace Congress have been published, and are es
sentiaIly the same already stated. The Pleni
potentiaries gave their adhesion to the new decla
ration of maritime law Russia qualifying her as
sent in the matter of privateering
Italy.
Letters from Rome state that Ecclesiastic circles
were panic-stricken at the Sandman programme
of Italian reform, and the sudden departure fol
Paris of Mons Bernardo, was supposed to be con
nected with this movement
The Sound Dues.
A letter from Berlin says that the proposal Of
England to capitalize the Sound Dues is not accep
table to Denmark
THIRD DISPATCH
THE VERY LATEST.
LONDON, May 3d-The treaty between England
France and Austria guaranteeing the integrity Of
the Ottoman Empire, was presented to Parliament
yesterday. &.
Lord Clarendons answer to Mr. Marcy's dispatch
of the 2sth December, was laid before Parliament
last evening 80
The London Daily News, commenting upon Mr.
Champions demanded recall refers TO it as an in.
vtation for the English Cabinet to dissolve itself
for the amusement and qualification of the Ameri.
can Government at Washington.
Financial.
LONDON, Friday Evening Funds this morning
showed much heaviness, with an extreme decline
at one time of sths; raying, however, they closed
at Ii ola lower than Wednesdays highest rates.
Business was languid at the Stock Exchange,
excepting in the French shares, which advanced
in sympathy with an upward movement in Paris
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17
WANTS.

WANTKDDrr5I wish to employ two good
KERs. For competent hands the highest wages Win
be paid: Apply to Mrs @. G. ALLEN.
my l1-2t* Eazle Square
WANTED---A situation for a thoroughly
ou wno can furnish The
by the year. Address w. d Fl. my l7.-its
WANTED.-3O able.bodied men, IeifGer
w white or coored to work ten miles East Of Pc.
Best prices paid, Apply to JAMES D. ECKLE Ssa on
the work, or to FRANCIS PACE, Petersburg.
my 1876"
MIAMI D--A good COACH.SWTTH.-
Apply the hour Of and S;es
st.. or address C. SMITH Stevensville, King Queen
Va. Liberal wages viii be given. my l6-sts
WANTED--.A youth about "A years old,
w as apprentice to the Watch making business
--'' r''- p''''' ". ]. BARTHOLOMEW.
my lets Corner Main and 18th sts
WANTED, A s!TUATION.--Ay young man
w of business habits desires q situation In To-
bacco manufacturing establishment In this city in
order to obtain an insight into that business. He
wishes to attend strictly to his business, and make
himself generally useful Salary no object Refer
to J. F. COTTRELL, North side of Basin, between
9Th and 9th streets. my l5-St+
WANTED-A NURSE, to go In the coun-
w try with family, during the warm seasun-an
elderly woman preferred. Enquire at the Dispatch
mce my H-u
WANTED WHEAT-Ten Thousand bush.
w els for shipping Apply to ~. FRY.
my1S IS Cary street.
M AN T Il D..Immedfately Situation,
w either as Salesman or Book Keeper in Whole
sale Grocery or Commission House, by young man
who has had several years experience in the business
and who give the best of City references,
CARDS qualification, business habits, &c salary
not 20 much an object as Immediate employment
Any communication addressed to 'T. c. A." at this
Office, will be thankfully received and promptly at
tended to. my p St
WANTED..-A Virginia lady wishes to
w get situation for the ensuing session as MU
SIC TEACHER in Public Institute. She can give
the highest recommendations as being fully compe-
tent teach 1t thoroughly and feels assured that she
can give satisfaction. Persons desiring Teacher
will please address r. L." Box 49, Charlottesville,
Va. Inv 9-lHI
WANTED, CREAM...The undersigned
w wishes to make arrangements for regular sup
ply of CREAM during the summer months. Persons
who contract to furnish him. viii please call az
the ST. Nicholas Saloon, next door TO FIX. Bank.
ap21 ANDREW ANTONL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

ONQUA hEANk.-.1OOO lbs !, II bags ,
Il. ss superior. q the lowest market rates. fos
ssp BENAETT. BEERS i FISHER.
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HAKPEK,s MAGAZINE
H for June at SMITH COsBY'S.

my Film No. las Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
HAKPEK,s lTAGAZlNK ,
II for June ct SMITH COsBYS,
Broad street, opposite the Depot.
SALAD for the Social. Price SIS
A DEFENCE Of the American Policy; d.
FRED GRAHAM or Masks and Faces By sathor
DICK TABLETOP, or the las. of his race. By the
EHiLIP ReIlo or ea the Scottish Ms.isss.;
PLU-Rf.BU&TAH. By Doestieks; 81.
e All the Newspapers for this week f4tk
my 7--lts
have on hand, received BY recent arrivals an una
susliy large supply of Travelling Trunks, Vslices
and Carpet Bags OF all qualities comprising a. rsss
Q variety az can be found In this city, and which
will sel such prices will compensate purchasers
for their trouble in coming down as lew ss NO. ID
near the Old Market.
line, TO give mo acail. JN0. c. PAGE, Jan
MISSES AND CHILDKEN's
SH0ES..-Receivsd and opened this moin-
Mi...s Morocco Hesi.d Boots, black
cb Pc sser.a & Morocco g . ssli sss
.. De Black x Morocco s and KID Ps spp Sss
Children Patent Leather Pumps, with heels
An Of which are YER, DrisaSsSo sa & So, gSor d.
my7 No Is Main &
EKWlNG MA q HIM s.--Whecter 4
- Wison's Sewing Mashines for sale, and wofk
done 60 order, oornero Of Main and Pearl streets
LIGHTNING RODS furnished on the most reason
able terms whoesale and retail; style and qa.n -
suit purchasers, with experienced woskmen e pes
them up; and Rods farnished 70 dealerA vita Kun.
n r.s.sSs s.Sins ssos dxFH sraNa
cure u &C eur ONCE.
my H-ts 8. w. HAWLGI = nv.
EOAL PIT OlL--A selected let u eols
~ for sale hy EDWIN WokThAA ".
myI7
ONDON PORTKK.--a5o caaks Hibeereh
~ best London Porter for eAle By 90
nv II EDWIN WonTHAM 9 %
1 ARD 6IL.-~I0 bSls. ssr1ctly Drlaes fsr
~ II BENNE1r. Beers glsHxH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

WHAT SHALL WE WEAR e..CertainIy
w not very hard question to answer, and yet may
not seem exactly the thing for US to answerit. Still
having the opportunity, we embrace 1t, and merely
give the Information that Gents No. Clothing and
Furnishing Goods be obtained at ITO, Main street
Remember 10, Main street.
WHITE LINEN PANTS-Both Plain and Figured
Face all sizes; quite variety of styles selected this
spring, and guaranteed perfect in every respect. Ha
wing had all our goods shrunk before being made
customers will have greater protection in purchasing
IMPROVED YOKE SHIRTS.-still another ar
rival of the above original make. Each days sales
and experience gives stronger evidence of the fact
that the article offered by ourselves for SALE are the
best made. GROSHONG TUPMAN,
my II ITO, Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

e. Auction Notice.-Particnlar atten-
ton 10 requested to my sale of Horses This Morning
at 10 O'Clock at the Horse Auction Lot, near the Gas
Works.
ALSO-To my sale of a large Framed Building
This Afternoon Commencing at o'clock on 22d, be-
tween Main and Franklin streets.
80 THOMAS w. KEESEE,
my17 Auctioneer. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

WILBOK,S COMPOUND OF COD
w LIVER OIL AND PHOSPHATE OF LIME
This medicine is preparation simple it is efica
cious; and which has proved entirely successful
By this combination, the very nauseatng character
of the Cod Liver Oil is removed and its efficacy as
healthfl tonic and its healing quality is wonderfully
increased. For sale by A. BODEKER,
m Drup No MAR ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

wAuctiOn Notice.-Oranges and Lemon
in fine order this morning. by
my17 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

rF- VIM. N. TinsIey will address the PEG.
pie TONIGHT, on CANDLES Hill, at o'clock. All
respectfully invited attend not excepting the
oppos' ns candidate for the Sherifalty. my lit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

eYr Persons wanting any style of sDa
guerreotype" pictures have only to call on DUKE"
No. 1879 Main street, and they will certainly get one
where to be had put up in plain fancy cases, or in
pins rings, lockets, &C., &C., as may suit the TASTE
my 17-1w* .s..- s 20. et-f'5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

~ Religious NOtice-Tbe Rev. Mark
R. Watkinson, of Philadelphia, will preach In the
row) mornngiat II O'Clock, sndat night at o'clock
my 17-ltk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

EOK sALE..-A NEGRO BOY, IS years
l. DID, who is good Brogue maker. Apply at Cary
Street Jail. my l7-eoSt*
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'NiAHRTuD,

On rsur.a.v. ths1,zh inr., n the Rev O.. How!
Mr. WiIIJxN HlLLER, OF Neweet, N. ~ 70
BETTE BELKlfA q % tht:s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-17

Ia tk,s cstv, on "wednesday, the l4th inas.' A''
LOUISA ELLEN FORD aged Il years
EYr Norfolk papers PLEASE copy .rvv An
On Thur.d.I n,sns ~ William and Frsncss Re
beccs Hsrdie. ssed Is months .....,. 3. ,.spect
friend. sss ,ss ssr n. raj from
fuly Invita- 70 on Clay street between i7.h and ia'
o. nes p,ch tbs morning without further NOTICE.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-08-02
PROCLAMATION.

n Office is hereby given that the several
Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and Oprhans Conr Cour.
of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery
in and for the county of Northumberland. to
commence at the Court Htuse in the borough Of
Sunbury, at 10 O'clock A. NJ on Monday, the
4th day OF August next, and win continue
TWO WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices Of the Peace and consta-
bes in and for the county of Northumberland, are
requested to be then and there in their proper per-
sons, with their rolls, records, inquistions, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several offices appertainins to be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting IN behalf of the Common
wealth against any prisoner also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, as shall
be just-and no, to depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors are requested to bepunctual in their
attendance, at tho time appointed agreeable to
their notices.
Given under my hand at Sunhury, the lst day OF
March in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fify-six---and the lnde-
pendencs of the United States of America the
18th.
God save the Commonwealth.
HENRY WElSE, Sheriff.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-08-02
BERRYSBURG SEMINARY.

/ The academic year Of this 8onrishing ID.
stitu,iou will commence on tho "a Monday o'
August next.
II is heated ut Berrysburg Danphin Co..
Pa, on one Of the hea,thest and most beau-
tifn valleys in the old "Keystone State"
The design Of the Institution is to prepare
ynnng Ladies and Gentlemep for the respon-
s,ble duties Of life, and for Institutions OF
higher grade. Every facility will he afforded
to those who are DESTROYS OF preparing them'
selves for Teaching.
The government of the school will be strict
ly parental. and it shall elwas be the pleasing
of his pupils such sentiments, as, if followed,
will lead to houor and happiness.
Tuition per Session (22 weeks)
Greek and Latin. 0O
Modern language (Extra.) l Oo
Common English (is' Grade trade O0 O0
Sciences, Surveying. Chemistry &c, 90
Printing and Junitor Services, 20
Mnsic fPiano Forte) 6 90
Excellent Boarding can be had from Sl,5O
to $500 per week. Lectures will be deliver
ed every week on "Chemstry Philosophy
&C.. to which the pupils are admitted free Of
charge.
There is good Library connected with
the Seminary to which the students have ac-
cess for small fee. The School will be ex-
ercised in Composition and Defamation once
every week.
The principal being graduate of one Of
the best Colleges in the Union and having
experience us a Teacher nitters himself. ~
heretofore. to give general satisfaction to all
who are placed under his tuition.
JOSIAH L. X ENNEDY A. r,
Principal.
Berrysburr July r. 1856
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-08-02

Or Northumberland County, Tor Angus,
Term, A. d. 1856.
GRAND JURORS.
De'dware--Jacob e. Hoffman, James
Haughlin.
Sunbury-- Frederick Merril.
Ler,s-Sainuel Stahlnecker, Samuel Cald
well. VIM. Barr.
Upper dugusta--Jonas Fry
Coal-Casper Shull, Joseph r. Bird.
De(aGdre-Cyrennes Bomboy
Point-Isaac Beidelspach, Jefferson STAN
Geo. p Martz.
Shamohin-Josep Hoover. Samuel Hale
Henry Leisenring.
NHiton--Jo oseph Bound.
Upper Malanoy--Pete Lenker, John
Sherry
CHiiisquaque-Adam Conrad, Jacob Kre.
mer. jr.. Andrew Keller.
NoHhmberiond-Wm. Fl. Wapples.
Lo,cer Mdhdnoy-Isanc Repler.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Cpper Augusta--John 2. Haas, John
Burns, Samuel Savidge, sr.
SunJur5 Henry Bucher, George w
Smith, Charles Rinehart, Charles Beck, john
Deimer.
COdl-John Sober, Daniel Haas.
Leris Geo. Crisman, S. z. Burrowes
James Tweed.
,Jackson-George Garman, Henry Rogers
Christian Albert.
Deldwdre-Wm. 3. Bryson, VIM. Beard
Jos. Irwin. Robt. NJ. Russell, VIM Smith, sr
CHiiisquaque-John b. Heller, Jacob Key.
ser. Peter Walborn, Samuel McMachen.
Rush-lsaac Campbell, George Burns.
Shdmolin--Isaac Gonsert, George Miller
Isaac Sober, John Fisher.
1Tbm-John Haag, ST.. John Stadden,
Mlton-Thomas Swepk, Abraham Straub,
Daniel Dougherty.
Lower Mahanoy-Jacob Wilmer. John
Wilmer. John Burrel, Jacob Shatfer, Gilbert
Rnmberger.
Zerbe-Benj. Knouse.
M. Cdrmel-David Lewis.
Upper 1iahanoy-Felix Maurcr.
Lo~er 1ugustd-lsaac Rogers.
Nortlumderidnd-John Leseuring, Amos
E. Kapp.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-08-02
SPECT.ACIES l

orcyerv variety, size, and quality. A new In
ven,ion Of Spectaces for distant or close readine,
with cold. silver steel, and tortoise shell framing
and a new and improved assortment OF periioca
ground fin, Glasses Of his own manufacture. he
wouJ particularly call the attention Of the public
To his Spectacles for near sighted persons, and
for persons who have been operated upon for
the cataract of the eye, and to bis new kind oil
glasses and Conservers of the sight made OF the
fjnt and azure Gasses,--iood Glasses may be
known by their shape, exact centre. sharp and
highly polished surface The QUALITIES are 10 be
found in a high degree in liis glasses.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT;
Thesvery best Brasillian Pebble
So un ersally proved to be far Superior to any
other Glass.
ALSO: Microscopes, Spy and Quizzing Glas.
ees of every size aud quality; Telescopes, Mag
pifying and Opera Glasses. with different powers
together with every variety Of sriiclss IN the oP'
teal line not mentioned
CE OPTICAL and o.her instruments and
Glasses curcfully repaired at short notice. He
can always select Glasses to suit the vision OF the
person, as he sees them, upon the first trial He
o will remain in this place during August Court
and those in want of the above articles will please
give him a call.
He will if required, 60 to any respectable
house where his services may be wanted.
CY- The very beet Eye WATER always for
sale.
July cs, 1856.