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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-20
o. THE LATEST ARRIVAL
OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
j. r. 81. =. KLINE.

|. ~ 80 - . E&N@ S@g
Kespectfully annosnce TO their friends and the
public in general that they have received at their
store In Upper Augusta township, Nortbumher-
land county Pa. at Klines Grove. Their Spring
ana Summer goods are OPENED TO the public
iall assortment OF merchandise &c.
Consisting in part Of Cloths, black and fancy
Cass mers. Setinetts. Checks, Kentucky Jeans
and all kinds Of Spring ard summer Goods
lot Of ready made Cloathing, suitable for
men and boys
.ra Ladies Dress Gaads, .f.'
Shawls. tinghams. Berage Delains, Calicocs,
black silks &c.
Also fresh supply Of Drugs and Medicines,
Groceries DC, of all kinds.
new supply Of Hardware. Queensware,
wooden ware Brooms dc. q
Also large assortment Of Roots and Shoes
suitable for men women aud children.
Hats and Caps, such as Palm Leaf. Panama
Lcphorn. Silk DC.
Also mn assortment Of Books, Stationery, ink.
Pictures and Picture frames &c.
Fish. Salt, Chee,e &C., and all goods usual,
Kept in country store. Core and see, Come
one, come all. Cheaper than the Cheapest.
Thankful for past favors we hope hv strict at.
tention to business to merit continuance of the
same.
All Of the above named stock of goods will be
sold positively at low prices for cash. or in ca.
change for country produce at the highest mar
ket price.
Kline, Grove, Pa, A.y II. le5e-,f
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-20
FLOUR, FEED & GROCERY STORE
CHARLES GARINGER,

CllA hLtS GNRlNGER,
TA ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
A@ Sunbury and the neighhoring country that
he has purchased the Grocery Store in Water
street, in the of the wharf recently kept by
Weise g. Clement, and that he has just replen-
ished his stock which he will sell at reasonable
prices He will keep constant supply of
Flour, Grain and Feed, Bread. Fish aud
Cheese, Hams, Shoulders and Herring, Colire
Sugar and MOiasses, Teas, Spices and Fruits
Nuts, Confectionaries of all kinds, Boots aud
Shoes, Ladies Caters, Misses and Children's
Shoes, also Queenswsre, Cedarwarc, Hardware
and Motions, &c, &c.
Citizens are requested to send in their orders
for Flour, Feed and Groceries and he will de-
liver them nroperly.
Sulbury, June IA, lsS6.-u
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n AWNS, Buff Chambras, Chall, Alpaca.
q Paplin, Silk Lustre. Delancs, Prints, De-
beges, Bareges, Tissues, Black and Fancy Silks,
Scotch, Lancaster, French and English Cling
hams. Just received by
E.Y. BRIGHT & SON.
Sunbury MAY 81 lS56-
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Dissolution of Partnership.
]. STEWART pEpUY & SONS.

]. STEWART DEPUY & SONS,
Importers and Dealers in Carpetings
Masonic Hall, Chestnut St. Jel0W Eighth,
WOULD respectfully invite YOU to call and
w examine their large aud well selected stock
Of Carpets, oil Cloths. Cocoa and Canton Mat
iings, Drugsets. Hearth Rugs, Door Mats. &c,
which they will sell tn the trade at such prices
viii make ii desirable. for those who wish to pur
chase. to call and examine their stock, before
purchasing elsewhere.
PHILADELPHIA. April I2. ls56.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-20

3d.. Patterns New York
WINDOW SHADE & CURTAIN STORE,
203 Chestnut ST., opposite Jones' Hotel,
PHILADELPHIA. .
Window Shades, Brocatelles,
Gilt Cornlces, Satin de l.aines,
Bun. White and green Worsted Dumnsks,
Hollands, Centre Tassels,
Picture Cord, Gimp and Loope,
Patent Rollers, Curtain Bands,
Curtain Pins and Trim Lace and Muslin
mngs, Curtains,
Piece Musins.
Store, Steamboat and Church Shades or ORA.
perry. got up at the shortest notice.
Curtains cut. made and put up by the most
experienced hands.
PArrES's New Yonx Sronk, cO3 Chestnut
ST.. Melodeon Buildings.
May 3, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-20

IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC,
NJ AMMOTH SORTMEN Mt
0r'I 7re or I'D .rI3sh n dpHri.I
1y@yy @DDEoS.
TtE subscribers respectfully invite the public
= TO call and examine their stock Of
NEW GOODS,
embracing every variety. Our Goods have been
selected with the greatest care, and our assort.
ment cor tains the latest styles, noth Of foreign
and domestic manufacture. We have also made
arrangements 20 receive goods direct from Phil
adelphia every few weeks. by this means we
will be enabled to keep up our assortment. We
return our thanks for the liberal patronage he.
slowed during the past year. and trus that by
strict attention to business, and desire TO please
we will continue to receive share Of the same
f. Y. DRIGHT d SON.
sunbury, May 81, 1885,
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NEW MASONIC HALL,
GREAT MASONIC HALL.

THE LARGEST PIANO FORTE. MEI.ODFON AND
MuSlC STORE IN THE UNITED STATES,
VIII be opened October 18th 1855, ia the MASONIC
BUILDING, Chesnui Street nb I'VE Seventh, Philadelphia.
By JOHN MARSH, the : lie Agent for BUiTdmln,
GRAY 4 Co.'s celebrated Dnlce Campaua Attachment
pEnI FnIies, aud Z W. Fisk X Co.'S Premium Nleln-
deuns Also Piano FnItes ynd Melleons IT other dis
tinguished unlkeTs NJ has Obtained lease for several
Yeas in the rew, magnificent md well known Masonic
Building " he intends keeping the largest stock and
assortment ul Pane FOTtes, Melndems, Music, aud Mu-
sca Instruments It every description all OF which are
carefully selected by hmse aud warranted to give per-
feet s,iiiactinn every Instance.
October 27th, ls55.--tf
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TO COAL DEALERS.

Y TO COAL DEALERS.
AMMERMAN, zUERN g. wEiTZEL
u REsPFCTFULLY inform the public that
~ they have leased the new colliery. called ti;e
Lambert collicry. and are ready to deliver coal Of
superior quality, and of variety of sizes prepa.
red on their new coal breaker. All orders prompt.
attended to by addressing the firm, either at
Sunbury or Shsmokin.
Sunhury, June 80, 1856 ....
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that letters Of administration
Il to the estate Of Mary Watson, late of Lower
Augusta township, Northumberland county,
decd, have been granted TO the subscriber. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested TO
make payment without delay, and all having
claims, to present them in proper form for settle.
ment. JOHN SNYDER, Admir-.
l.. Augusta tp., Aug. 2, ls56.--6t
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TIE WEST BRANH INSURANCE co.
OF LOCK HAVEN, PA.

TIE WEST BRANH INSURANCE co.
OF LOCK HAVEN, PA.
Insures Detached Buildings, Stores Merchan.
disc, Farm Property and other Buildings. and
their contents at moderate rates.
CAPITAL 100000.
CHARTER P ETU AL.
DiRkCToRs.
Hon. John J. Pearce, H on. G. c. II arvev,
John Hail. T.. y. Abrams.
Charles A. Mayer, ID. X. Jnckman,
Charles Crist, w. White,
Peter Dickinson, Thomas tchen.
Hon. G. C. HARVEY, Pres.
TT. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
Thos. Kitchen, Sec'y.
II. CIIAS. ULMAN, General Agent
EFEREN
Samuel II. LLOYD, Thos. Bowman D. d.
A.A. Winegardner, VIM. Vanderbilt,
l.. A. Mackey, WIN. Fearon,
A. White. DR.. J. S. Crawford,
James Quiggle, A. CPdegraif.
Joht w. Maynard, James Armstrong,
II on. Simon Cameron, Hon. VIM. Bisler.
P. w. GRAY. Agent.
Sunbury, Iune 81, ls5G.-6m
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Shamokin White Ash Anthracite Coal

From the "oid T'ein' IN the Gap Colliery.
L II. ZIMMERMAN q mo. p. PURsEL.
successors to ksse, Reed d Co, will eon.
tiuue mining, shipping and selling coal from the
above well known colliery. under the firm Of
zimmerman d Pursel. The point Of shipmen,
is at the lower wharf in sunbury Northumber.
land county. Pa, where all orders for the various
kinds Of coal, viz: Lump. Broken, Egg, stoys,
and Chestnut Coal, will be thankfully received
and promptly attended to.
Sunbury, July IA, 1855,
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Srrnrn1. IrLrk 1888

-.
The firm Of Kose. Reed q Co. having sold
Their lease in the Gap Coliery and interest in the
wharf at Sunbury, TO Messrs. Zimmerman g.
fnrsel' would take great pleasure in recommend.
ing our customers and others to the new firm 40
they will be able to cell them prepared coal Of
the best quality. ... ~.
v,or prCps . ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-09-20

NAINSOOK, Bishop Lawn, Cambria Mus
~ lin, Jacanett, Book Muslin, Plam and dot
ted Swiss, Curtain Muslin, Corded Uimity and
Bonnet Cord. Fo. sale by
Ely bright 4 SON.
May 81, 1866
The daily union., 1856-04-02
Important Land Sale.
TRUsTHE'

TRUsrEEs' sALE-By Of court
Montgomery county, sning of equity In
peudfng
claimants Harriet othsn desbdan
pubic SALE s highest bidder, Wednes
April the ~ o'clock,
right te claim and interest Of Robert r. Brent,
late couny deceased all hist
Highlands
land called Joseps PAX" containing
farm miles Washington aud
boundary line Of the District of Columbia The
Br"okse P,ank R1ad within mile of this
farm, soTd Washington market all
The Improvements dwelling house Of modem build,
s,oss high, seven rooms ereiuve the attic with schsn
bOusn house. kc The oubudines
sy. stable and barn, with cellar, newly erected
Of hodn 500 barrels OF and oil other
bvldinEs. F. ..aa.
the heaviest growth II nak hcko, seventy i've
meadow bosene nearly on Geek; The resides.
arab upland ssnly ruling aud emsesy adapted
the cultivation ~ wheat corn, oats, clover, ke.
There this farm orchard Of $50 apple Of choice
and approved varieties, IN fall bearinr.
The proximity of s market and lie high OF
rsnds beyond doubt Of the desirable
q nrighhorhood. ..
wishing viev viii be them
plicatiSn v Mr.. W. O. Brent premise.
Oue-tbd be paid the
residue
day sale paid annually and the
bills OF the
WIZ" JOHN BREWER,
ego. PETER,
Mar oo-cpa Trustees.
The daily union., 1856-04-02
ron. GEORGE N. DALLAS.

We COPY the following from the London Times of
Nah n, szg s.esa a@1aAR a@ sas@ tnsaaa l@q.e
aH, s.celsnsy Mr. g. d. Dallas arrived ct Liverpool on
r.S. night In the United States mailssamship ATTAIN
y. .ocoppanisd BY his wife and tive daughters Hepro-
d.d % The Adephi Hotel where apartments had been pre-
Al the instance Of Mr.. Nathaniel Hawthorne, United
CO.. esusal At Liverpool Yesterday, a. noon dspusa
80 am he American Chamber Of Conmerce- composed OF
w. seller the president Mr. Duncan, the secretary, and
a.. oh.y waited upon Me-. Dallas to oongrata-
Nm A his safe arrival in this country Soon afterwards
-. .soespcy yated st. Georges Hail. and expressed him
, muo gatasd by s external and internal appearance
later period Of the afternoon he returned with Mrs. Dali
a tbs Misses Dallas and several pieces, including Hail
rolambls Ruk Britannia, and God save the Queen,
var, performsd on the great organ by Mr. r W. Best or
".a Who also play Improvisation on Los Hugasnots
N. ..esepcy and family who expressed themselves much
,s..,d with their yt leave Liverpool for London to-day
(saturdsy.") %-e@ a&f p" ta@. easH t. - .1 '" " "
The Liverpool Times Of the same date says v, vno
cat noon yesterday, deputation from the American
Chamber Of Commerce. of this port accompanied by their
prsdsnt, Mr. Silar waited upon Mr. Dallas In order 70
welcome him ON his arrival n this country In responding
to their feIctaon his exceency expressed his belief that
the causes Of difference between The tive countries we're capa
bic Of an auicabs solution aud trusted peace would % pre-
served not only for the sake Of humanity but sso for the In
terests Of commsrcs." .lL.' wa
The daily union., 1856-04-02
LOCAL N Il w 3.

Cry couscIts.-The board Of aldermen met on Monday
evening After preliminary business Of unmportant
character debate sprung up In which the chemical
ments Of the members refesbingy displayed
aton offered authorizing the mayor have Psnnsyva
mia "swept and cleared" from First TO Fifteenth
streets but majority the board had objection to
have dust thrown into their eyes, the resolution NOT
adopted. resolution adopted nstructng the commit
tee before Congress to urge that body the proprey
making the port Of Washington port Of entry and estab-
lsbing custom house therein
In lower board the joint resolution asking OF Congress
the power issue stock erect the Centre Market building
was then taken up for confederation.
Aer debate by Messrs. Jefferson, McCutcben, At Lee
Lloyd, Walker, Towes, and others, Mr. Towes offered an
amendment providing that issue Of stock should be made
until sanctioned by majority Of the voters Of this city
After further discussion the amendment was ADOPT
ed aud the resolution amended was passed and the
board adjourned.
Our blessings and comforts, after ALL only comparative
Monday last in this meridian, have been delightful
day. for neghbors Of Norfolk were favored with
storm.
TuE PoroMAc rsHRnIE-The Alexandria Gazette OF res
terdny morning says:
every few Ssh arriving and prices very high small sales
Of sbad at $50 per handrd and S9 $40 per thousand or
herring The cold weather s impeding the fisheries very
much"
NAriosAL THEATsE.-hiss Agnes Robertson appear,
this evening in two Of her best piecesthe Invisible Prncs
and the Young Actress presume there win be the Gus
tomary rush for choice seats
The daily union., 1856-04-02
Mar I'D
GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS.

THE andssned begs N announce hs rssns public
that he has just completed hs supply ef The Shove deoi fm
Engand and the connfn which he would specially
attention 70 the ane stock Of sa Prince other
peas shorop rsdish esry York
Dach, drnmhs I'd, snd osr choice eathages,
co, ences, erions, beats, beans, cro pannps celery
voys leek cucnmhe plants, hors, hc with all
other vegetable seeds, IN great variety. -. - ..,
From hts long experiences IN the eed
enn warrant them e fft sts efceence and vcy moderate
Flower SEEDS OF choicest nd selected win care spd specially
sed ths climate utred either in single packets
tions, ~ very low vs. .
Catalogues be had application.
John SAUL,
Seed warehouse, sss IN street. corner efH.
Mar e-2sw3w. -
The daily union., 1856-04-02
YHE DAILY UNION -. =. !.

should certainly take great deal of beating before we
gave In We should fght and spend money at our usual
gether, il Is sin possibls-ws think probable the
Americans would win victory too dearly TO make Is mat
ter for self-congratulation. A"f "sf
The London Daily News has an article in which it con
ses its belief that President Pierce and his cabinet APP
pear 10 be taking ungenerous advantage OF the know
edge that the people Of England and America do not wish
to 70 war with each other and they sxaetng apollo
ges from the British cabinet in the tone OF duelisis rather
than OF statesmen rather of parties who wish TO be
thought reeaers and talk loud In the presence or the
police The Daily News considers IL pretty clear that Mr.
Champion 10 not to be trusted with important bus
ness and cannot how Its government do other
wise than recall him. There will be no war; 1t thinks be-
tween the two countries on point Of punctlio like this
The London Moraing Post that the papers published
by the United States government throw additional light
the enlistment and Central American questions II says
is advocate for war; and holds that II u expeden
which only be justified in Of extreme and
whelmng necessity but whilst maintaining this opinion
the Post fully and readily admits that occasions
times arise when actual hostiles likely to pro.
duee eventual good than that hollow friendship which
cssionay manests itself by constant insult and nya-
riabe auster.
The Londoa Morning Advertiser says:
We believe correctly informed when we state that
while the OF the United States have expressed
their readiness 70 the apology Of Lord Clarendon for
the foreign enlistment affair the Central American ques
tion which promises to be the occasion OF much mis-
understanding between the two governments President
Pierce and bis administration understood to have
to determination not to depart from the position which
they have taken up that question. Rather than make
the slightest concession to they prepared to have
the treaty which has led to the misunderstanding annued
altogether Nor it improbable that the dispute between
America and England may end in this way-a crcum-
which neither country need regret seeing it is
asceraned that the contemplated canal which gave rise
the treaty is not likely TO be made owing unforeseen
difficulties which are believed to be insurmountabe
The daily union., 1856-04-02
lEarksts.

NEw YoRx, April Flour is quiet-sales Of $500
bbls. to good State 81 81 al common to low
grades extra Ohio 81 SIN standard southern 81 80
So fancy to extra southern, 90 06h . 90 wbest Is
frmsaes Of 200 bushels southern red 81 T5 southern
white, 81 o. Corn h frmersaes Of Sc 600 bushels south
mixed 81 Porksslesof1 500 bbs; mess. sls 82
Beef s hrm-ssles Of 200 bbs Chicago repacked, sl3
Lard frm-saes Of 2bo bbls. at sK cents. whiskey IL
improving-saes Of 400 bbls. Ohio, 2sz cents.
BkLrIMoRx April 1.-The market for aeur opened this
morning a 81 l2 for Howard street and Ohio but closed
dull and lower 81. wbes. b highersalss Of reds At
81 GO 81 e5 whites 81 81 so the latter for choice
Corn rather be,tesales Of yellow, by measure Sc 81
cents Provisions are moderately active Mess pork 81 16
81 Is. Bscon-shoulders, sk cents; sides, sI q ~
cents hsms, l0 12f Lard nominal at 10 cents
In bbls., and l0A cents In kegs.
The daily union., 1856-04-02

furnish the supplies proposed VIII obligated
consider any proposal unless BY the
aued Of the 10 be certified by
agent collector
proposa may 30 oatnef oppieatton 10 The
HasspshtYs York,
PAadapha Baoe, WcsAtnston, Norfolk Psnsseoia, and Of
thts bureau ~ .g.e@.s2. ,E,.ga
Ths attention Of Bsrs sample, deser,xion
Of regnire inpeefion tsfofs rfeon, t
articles
ris s.d ,sssng sstoS taemS
ca 1854. u adaiionto Ae a J ne oh AZ gust is45.
AnrI0 0--1av vdvwH
The daily union., 1856-04-02
G EN- ERAL NE w 8.

RETURN OF THE ARcro-The United States propeller
Arctic has returned to New York from her cruise in search
Of the Pacific
HAIL, BALNY SPRING There was a snow storm both at
New York and Norfolk on Monday last
END or paouaHT-After remaining dry for about eight
successive months says the Woodstock vrgnia Tenth
Legion, wells again repenshed with water the
joy Of citizens who compelled during the winter
to carry haul oil the used for drinking cuna-
ry purposes So general drought has occurred in
this region since the year 1889.
LACK or RAIS-It is now almost hundred days (says
the Portland Argus since have had any rain
one brief shower OF abouttwo hours. d.,
AcQUlTrKp.-Capt Adams, who arrested last week
at Norfolk the charge OF shooting of his
whilst the ChiHcha islands, discharged by the
on Friday.
Hon. Fl. W. HnLIARD, OF ALABAxA-Thls distinguished
orator has accepted the appointment deliver the address
before the PhiKappa and Demoshenian Societies Of the
University of Georgia. at Athens at the approaching
mencement in August
New York Pos the postscript to private letter. dated
Paris March b. from American gentleman resident in
that city:
have just received from what is thought good author
ty that peace will be proclaimed within three days You
have 1t as got it"
1ScnsAss rARr-It is stated that the fare between
New York and Boston by the several lines Is about to
raised from four to Eve dollars
The LoUDoUs AND HAMpsHIRE RAILRoAp.-At q meet
ing Of this company, held Leesburg Virginia on the
Gath ut voted to proceed at with the location
Of the road from the Shenandoah river westward through
Beryv to Winchester The work already let to the
general meeting of the stockholders is SET
for the 2oth Of May next at Alexandria
The daily union., 1856-04-02
NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS.
MEssRs. sPALDING RoGERs

4FT
ss"s protected New ESasssa %. winter
Nerve a ss. ss " ,ss
NEW RAILROAD CIRCUS, s@3 81 @@' 'sa7 ~
For which Mssws Goaa Co., great esrbuders Of Albany
are constructing FOR them train Of ) : -" :,
III NINE RAILROAD CARS,
Expressly Of e persons ard horses and
s q ss % 90 I suS s from @ ss g
N Engagements, without limit OF price, saaa
Would es ssn %a wsu q
Superiority oper al otLtrs. a.0~
Mess R. received applications from 10 many a,te In
,, sys branch Ss .. ns y Ss sse without
GRAND CIRCUS TOURHAmENT,
To be held ut Washington for six days only,
Commencing Monday, .ayra 2, .... =
Under capaous canvas TO be Centre
proper arrangement of Inc con-
-. One n""S,sd aoia1s ia cash to each victor and
a p ess sss ] s as %
any department. where
gased to Msssr. spaidins : Rogers. VI"
da e e e eeps M ShS e lsf n1s ss
ing suhrd complied with he % eoad
more especially de.igna,ed in hsir entry vis =" ' "'
JAMES ROBINSON. Of South Carolina,
The s" as. with without saddle
The IETaTEa IEE 4 2aoTSE from nonaon and Pore,
ccap' ladies' and emen, the hes. Pa.o@imis
pUss HoRNER ef Kentucky, sTEnE LEE, Of Lonaon,
NED KENDALL oj ManaeAusstts, and KENDdLL'S BRASS
BAND. et eigafscn nustrtaHs,
best Bus!eT and Brass Band.
TWO PARTIES, only persons executed the
a,tr for exploits Double Perehe
Go'e Per he and The nouble Ladders, viz:
The AMERICAN BR0THERS-H MAGiLToN, of PennsyIya-
mia; GEO DUNBAR, of Maryland; r. DONALDSON, Aiaba-
maj and g. Or SLY Of Ohioj and ~ Z
7ae T.ANkEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIBBY, Of Ohio; H..
o. R. Of VHgns; j. DAVENPORT, Of Texas and G. MOVES,
II MaGTNTY, Of Pennsylvania and LIE JEUNE BuRTE BY
adoption o maryland, have both entered, each Hurdle
Racer. " S&,
oLINZ, Of Russia, has Tgh, Rope
Pefomsr.
The MaNMoNKEYhas entered Gymnastic Equss
trsn Bgs., t..f au a T{Ee
Besides others that entered before the list Closes
Apn 5h s following well known Riders, Gymnasts Cloves,
engaged M the nerstcss Of the performance the
intervals fihe contests, viz; r-aa y.
Mesdasss ormond WHITE, Robnson Davenport sagusa
Gnd Rost Lee Mod NLepasr Lee; hrs Robert Rkts Jtn
Ba ice Hasta, j. GGySr, p. TAOmas, strinson and r.
DsTsry.
Partly inspire the efforts Of the rival competitors In ths
CONGRESS OF EoUEsTRIANs,
partly auspices
Circus ceisbe
L horne, pubic viii be perormancss during
wslch the contests take place, al The following
Prices Of aiaissisn;
Eoxes cenis children In attendance cents
Pit IS COoed boxes 5O children price, Coioed
IS
4-Doors open every night nj on "Wednesday
and SATURDAY aternoons 81 Rk, The will be made
To secure system and regularity during The Jous The Orchestra
has bern con6dcd 10 Mr. Edward Ksnda and the
lhe Ring 10 Mr. Robert White.
The ng Horses companies viii be In attendance for The
use Of the eompetlos April l-iiid'
The daily union., 1856-04-02
OFFICIAL.

..~. j.. aa. TnExsusY DsrARrzsxr, December J, 1855.
Notice hereby svea holders Of hs stocks Uned States
that this department will purchase the Of 900 Of
said stocks time when the be offered prior the
I day June next, and viii pay therefor the following prices
wit. ~ +t~'&tFa patf aF9t1R @@ tE sa#N WI @s@'.
Of 1891 premium Of 10 per
Is7 and 84s of 6 For
Of 1885, eaee Texan indem
stock premium Of cent And for stock Of the loan Of
1876, edecmabe te ith November 1896 u received the
Treasury day ofJanuay premium ofsk per
eceved between he LIST January the 3 March
NEXT premium tsnL and froeeivod aer the m MARCH,
and prior 10 said 10, OF June premium Of ~
niere will be allowed said siocks the specified
certificates July last Unassigned tbs frinc-
pal Of the es6caes received tho a January Amer
will be allowed In addition premium
from l January die date or their ecep. In both
days interest will bs allowed in addition for the reach the
seller. . ss -a7tf .a.. .t q #sEp, ~
department under prcsent
tee duly assigned the United States lri
peres prior hs lst January nex BY s
entitled 10 rscelve the purchase-noney a t,as stF@
Payment for these stocks win be made by drafts upon the
Boston, New YORK. Philadelphia the parie
entitled 70 receive the money may Direct Ts 1 I. Es.
~ y G JAMES GUTHRIE,
-ss ." gse --.rr Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec l--dtistJuncif ss. - .TsN#7 "H'. 'f.t =. "N