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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

ga Cooley FOR JANUARY has been on our
table for some days. 1t is really beautifu'
number, but not better, Cooley says, than
the succeeding numbers will be- and what
Cooley promises he always fulfls. Several
of the engravings are fine specimens of the
art, and the whole book is made up of matter
useful and entertaining not only to ladies, but
to all who may peruse the Book
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

"a We have received the first number Of
the monthly "Real- Estate News Letter" pub
lished by G. l.. Vlet & Co., Philadelphia
1t is intended as medium for advertising
Real Estate to be sold or bought. Terms 81
per year. Those who wish to purchase or
sell will probably find it Il valuable means OF
letting their wishes be know to the public.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

A QUAKER lately popped the question TO
fair Quukeress, as follows :-"Hum--yea and
verify, Penelope, the spirit urgeth and moveih
me wonderfully to beseech thee to cleave
unto me, flesh Of my flesh, and bone OF my
bone" "Iium-truly, Obadiah, thou hast
wisely said; inasmuch as it is written that it
is not good for man to be alone, 10. aud
behold will soiourn with thee.n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13
d L A II ii S .

On Sunday, the 9TH inst, in Shamokin
township, at the house Of her foster parents,
Wm. ii. and Elizabeth Muench, in the hope
of blssiul immortality. SARAH JANE,
dlughter OF Jacob q. and Maria Reed,
aged ii years Z months, ard Is days.
"Peace tits the Lord Jehovahs hand,
That blasts joys in death
Charges the visage once so dear
And gathers back the breath"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

Ca" Appleton's Railway and Steam Navi.
cation Guide, this useful, little work con-
tains the time e-table, fares, connections and
distances, of all the Railways in the United
States, illustrated with maps &c. Price 25
cents D. Appleton g. Co., New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

teg" The unfinished portion of the Northern
Central Railroad, from Trevorton Bridge to-
Sunbury, distance Of ten miles, will be let
at Harrisburg on the 9th Of December, inst.
The postponement of the letting was for the
purpose of making the necessary surveys.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13
LIST OF JURORS.
For Northumberland County, Tor The Jan
uary Term, A. d 1857
GRAND JURORS.

Sunbury-Henry Z Martin, Jno G Young
j. NJ. Bostian.
Northumberland NJ d Priestley,
Delapare-John Nc Kinney
Le,ois-Philp Roup jr. John Binder, ST.
mon Cameron. Jacob Wertman, Chas Schall,
ID. ii. Dreisbach. Samuel Gray.
Lo,rer -4ugusta-John Sterner, John Mey-
ers, Geo. KeyseI,
Rush--Jacob Millheim.
Coal-Benj. mellow, Samuel Harrison,
Philip Stambach,
Observation-Disclosures Drumheller.
Jordan-lsaac Helm, Daniel Swartz,
-Lo,psr MahaHoy-Isssc Shs6sr,
Zsrts-Benj. Gcsrhar,.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

Ca The remains of Capt. Francis l.. Bow
man, who died at Fort Dallas, Oregon Terri
tory. arrived at Wilkesbarre and were inter
red with Military Fouors on the third in
stant.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

ga1 II. L. DiefTenbach Esq, in connection
with MIR. Martin, formerly of the American
Watchman at Lock Haven, have become the
editors and publishers of the Clinton Demo-
crat. Mr.. Dieffenbech formerly belonged the
craft, and with his experience, will improve
the Democrat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

g8T The National Vocalists performed at
this place on Monday and Tuesday evenings
last. The concerts were not as well attended
as expected, but those present were we'll
pleased with their rercormauea.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

cy JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
The December pumber of this excellent
scientific Journal, contains the usual amount
of valuable information together with the
monthly list Of patents granted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13
Jefferson College Burned.

PITIsBuRo, Dec. "a letter from Wash
ington, Pa, states that the Jefferson College,
at Canonsburg, was destroyed by fire on
Friday night last, with the library containing
10000 volumes. The total loss is $4,000.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13
THE AM ERICAN.
SUNBURY.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1855.
H. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor

To ADVERTISERS The circulation of the Sunoury
American among the different tow,son the sus,,, q
is not exceeded fequaled by any paper publshed U.s.
ern Pennsylvania
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

81 THE STAR OF YoUTH, new monthly
paper just started at Philadelphia by Shaw
u Goblin, is neatly got up. We trust they
may realise their highest expectations.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

SAVANNAH, Dec. S-Large numbers Of
delegates TO the Southern Commercial Con-
vention have already arrived. Virginia sends
the largest number. The best feeling pre-.
walls amongst the delegates.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13
Total

The New Orleans Delta suggests to Mr.
buchanan that Geu. Qutman is the proper
man for the oe'ce Of Secretary of War
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13
ey' SPEAKER OF THE HousE.-We observ

"a SPEAKER OF THE IIOUsE-We uusPrVc
'1at our friend and cotemporary j. l.. GETz,
the Reading Gazette, is recommend
Speaker of the House. We fully
Sc the recommendation. Mr. GETz is
an intelligent, as well as faithful and
industrious member, and would make good
pres;sing officer
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

pas~ Lancaster Bank notes are bought by
the Brokers in that city at so cents for the
dollar In trade higher rates are given.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

The PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTIoH.-We have
now returns from every State in the Union -
California having gone for Buchanan, the
final result is as follows:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13


TREASURE Fouxp.-About one thousand
ioli5rs, IN. old American and Spanish gold
coin and French silver. were found on Tues
day last, in a smoke house attached to the
dwelling of Mr.. Peter Texter, on the South
Mountain, IN Lower Heidelberg township. by
one CT the girls living with him. Tie smoke
house bad been used by the family daily FOR
great many years, in entire ignorance Of the
treasure il concealed ; and it was TO the
operations Of rats (all created things, it
Seems, have their uses) in undermining the
brick floor tf the place, and exposing TO view
an old buckskin bag. in which the coin wos
contained, that the discovery was owing. The
oldest pieces bear the date of 1888, and the
American coin is principally Of the issues Of
1900 to 1904. This treasure was doubtless
hid away by one Of Mr.. Texters ancestors
who occupied the house, at time when
Banks were unknown agIong us, and our
country had not yet sufficiently recovared
from the disturbances OF the Revolution. 10
make its possessor secure in investing it. Its
discovery at this time was lucky stroke Of
fortune for Mr.. Texter, as be has recently
made a sale Of his property under an agree
ment to give possession on the first of April
next. The money is now on deposit in the
Farmers Bank.-Rsdding Gazette.
4 TALL FAWLY.-Some person furnished
paper in Ohio with the following facts in
relation to family now residing in Bourbon
county, Kentucky. The father was originally
from Maryland, but has resided in Kentucky
since his early youth.
In the following table the height, weight,
and entire ages Of the family are given:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13
rur LANCASTER BANK.

Another meeting Of the stockholders was
held on Saturday last. The committee ap-
pointed Of the last meeting TO report on the
condition Of the Institution, submitted o
statement from which we learn that the notes
in circulation have been reduced as follows
Nov. % Notes in circulation, S724,s69
Dec. c. ditto do. 552,41T
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-12-13

lands Of late Of J. Spring, Ludwig. Phleger
and others, without improvements.
The last two tracts held by Deed from
Dennis Buoy and acknowledged, LIST April
1854.
Also, The interest Of defendant in tract
or lot in Coal township, adjoining the town
of Sbamokin, devised by Henry Masser to his
children in equal parts, the whole containing
| rs acres. -,
Seized taken into execution and to be sold
as the property Of Jacob Is. Masser.
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ARRIVAL Of THE NIAGARA AT NALIFAx.
--~~~~~~~~~~>~~o~~~~~v>N~>o>
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUEOPN
Prospect Of the Harvest In Great Britain.
~c~oS~~~>o~~>~s~oo>O>>N>,e< 1A
REPORTED OUTBREAK AT cADu.
>~S~O~~~~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ro
RumOred InsurrectiOn at Naples.
C0NS0LS 95 1.8 a 95 IA.
-~>~~~o~~~>~~>~~~~~~~o>~o~~~>
COTTON AND BREADSTUFFs UNCHANGED
BE-, &C., DC.
REPORTED OUTBREAK AT cADIz.
C0NSOLS 95 1-8 a 95 Ia.
COTTON AND BREADsTUFFs UNCHANGED

By AMERICAN PRINTING TELEGRAPHs, 81 WALL ST
HALIFAX Aug 25 1855,
The royal mail steamship Niagara Capt Letch, from
Liverpool about 10 A. Saturday the 10th inst ar
rived here at s;45 this evening
The steamship Hermann sailed from Southam mpton for
New York on the 18th ins and the City OF Manchester
e Liverpool for Philadelphia the same day. with 1870
passengers.
The screw steamship Canadian from Quebec arrived at
Liverpool on the 1ath lamentable acciden. occurred
on board the Canadian on the homewArd passage The
Rev VIM. Marsh drank, in mistake, quantity OF dis n.
fecting fluid, and Notwithstanding every care proved
fatal His body was taken to Liverpool and an inquest
held upon 1t.
The Cunard steamship Persia, from New York on 9th
Of August arrived of the bar at the entrance to the river
Mersey at 5I5 p. n Friday, the 18TH the passsge
being called days 2ah hours mean time.
General La Marmora, has, in the name Of the King of
Sardinia invited Gen. Canrobert who is at the Sardinia
watering place. to visit Turin.
According to Italian correspondence the Neapoitau
army is greatly dissatisfied with the government
The concessions made by the Russian government pro-
fessedy TO facilitate the imports Of foreign goods amount
10 very e and relate 10 such matters abrdgng the
time allowed between the delivering Of decision Of
contens and the deposit OF the goods the bonding ware
houses at st. Petersburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26
THE BLACK SEA.

The English steamer Gladiator has returned from
the lFc Of sorpents to Consantnope and reports the
island nfiy Turkish and Eight Russian soldiers.
There armed seizure Of the island, al was re.
ported The island nothing but bare rock OF very
limited size, and contains only building with the
Turks and Russians living together, and the latter
treated by the former as their guests.
The Gladiator had left again for the Black Sea, with
new instructions Of positive nature. The English
pess protest strongly against the Indifference expressed
by the French government as TO whether the le OF Ser
pcns belongs TO Russia or Turkey The proof that the
Isle Of serpcniscaled also Fdonisis very valuable Ia
that all the allied fleets made rendezvous before and
ing the army Al Eupaiera.
The remainder Of the allied feet have not yet len and
France and Turkey having no dsposable ships, four
English ships have joined Admiral Stewards squsdrou
now cruising before BItschk.
The evacuation OF Turkish territory by French troops
terminated the 18TH and on the 18th Iekeddn Pasha
is appointed Governor Of Kars.
The International Commission, which has removed 10
Jassy persists requiring that Russia shall give up The
town Of Belgrade.
The Archbishop Of Khersou and TsIords has formsly
ccnsecracd the South side Of sebasopo preparatory TO
rs being rebuilt
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THE LATEST.

fWF M iAi11kAfh fkoa LONDON To yEsPoOz.
- SATURDAY, Aug. IL, 1856.
Hef Majesty and the royal family returned 10 Osborne
from Plym yesterday.
Inc VSan has received formal communicot.on OF the
Russan governments claim to the Isle Of Serpents.
kars wiz be delivered up Immediately to the Tarls.
The Daily Aec that for these two acts on the
part Of Russia there said little doubt that We are
great measure indebted to the prompt determination
Of Lord Pamerston.
me Ioid don Times, city article dated Friday evening
says The English funds continue 10 show total ab
sence Of huctuaton The demand for money in the Stock
Lxcharge was rendered active by foreign stock
nnd share settlement out OF doors at the Bank CT
Ensand there was likewise an increased inquiry in tor
eign exchanges, without change in rates.
The corn market this morning was again without re-
covery.
prospectus has been issued Of the Bank of Toronto
In Canada, with capital OF CSC, 900.
The returns Of the Bank France for the past month
are on the whrie satisfactory
Tie Joipnal q Vienna sates that as soon as the Aus
Ghn Cab'-et vas informed Of the adisposon Of Russia
70 restore Ks ard the occupat the Island of Ser
peLts, addressed energetic remonstrance 10 the
Cab OF 81 Petersburg The right Of the Porte to Ser
rents Isle was recognized.
The death OF Or. Duckan, Dean Of Westminster, has
been announced.
General Windham is appointed 10 the command of a
division in the Bengal army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26
City Intelligence.


- e- 80 ~ Y, i~s eoaAi7sioA1 -ius e'ee'' ~ !"
so"i.eso.s' " ~ 'no ssSancy 1Au'ou W 'n' ~
a = ~. ''opous" came ou ia'' essnins f"S
- h.i tug asietaies n a'ehoAhec rom ue se'e-
,hs asnss'ea srea, aeaa ot On
he principal candIds,es on ias Isi faot he formar
received one hundred votes lacking but o. maiorl
~ On the second and last ballot the voting stood fol-
lows
Andrew Graft
Thomas Lawrence. "
Allen X Joiey
Nr. Gran then declared elected amlds, much ex.
element Mr.. Gran was formerly a member OF ~ In.
gne Company and Is foreman In webbs ship yard.
NEW yoer yo,rxurva In uu,spance or a motto,
,...,. -, I, ~. ,. !, s--
"0n sPiN"'eu W as' sunnsy hSol'' emanaphs n0n
the tHcers Of the New York Volunteer Association Q
large number a the original members or the regiment
NJ al the Mercer House .st evening Lieutenant Peel
,ated that owing 70 the indisposuon Of Msor Garrcs
.s,sv A. seepessv r,s a,as ,h a, ~,
tee 70 make Arrangements Ter the ceebraon Of the ami
verssry OF the surrender the city Of Mexico reported
that Major General sandford had ordered salute 10 he
nrcd sunset on thai DAY. and thai ,he Al
a'ant 1ereIa had offered TO The remnant OF the vorn
r,al hen .gs t,e,rs .@a,s. -, ~ ,e'sns
planning the failure Of their Application to ths ccmmoa
Council tor the amount OF money required TO carry into
enect IN becoming manner, that anniversary. on mo-
uon haor eaIret Iykemsn was elected oommanjant OF
ne reorsanfeo corps with power 10 select the balance
~ eommssonea ann non commissioned officers, sud thst
% wnsn selected e Nsr names ee puosnea N the public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26

Arcpor circulated in the Paris Boursc tha, there
had been attempt at asurrccton In Naples. I, was
not however true; and from the precautions taken 10
rtrrcss any attempt at rising Is unlikely. The
liberal prcss has however just issued another prossma
ton to t,e people, calling them to agtate firmly and
quietly. Garribald publishes In a Genoa paper letter
raging he has jus, discovered that the galan, Roman
Ceceruacchio, his two young sons and ave other vic
TINS, who were reported 10 have escaped, were shot
in cold blood BY the Austrisns 1ssa at la Coniarna
and that the massacre was concealed This statement,
bss created great excitement throughout Italy.
II was reported that the submarine cable, from sard
MA 10 Algers broken and lost Ia tho laying The
accident, however was subsequently stated no,
so serious.
The following the lacs, telegraphei 10 our CORES
pondcnt -
BoSmAcHA, August Ia, 1855.
We have commenced raising the cable in the hope or
continuing route to Algeria Everything ready for
"a. morrow.
BoSnAcHA, August 10, 1855.
We successfully proceeding with the raisiug Of the
cable to make the junction and advance towards Algeria
BRETT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26
SHIPPING TNTEII,ICEyCE.

suiyed from New York i0h, Isabella T,cxho-n, I'M
Howard a. -; i2h, - Jean. ai Hayre, l. Parsons a
bristol; ISih Revenue nj James Fo1,er and Diana ~
iayerpoo james Keller ard Ellen Manrpe q Grsvesend,
hafmon m the tydc fannT Holmes W he Sebellt, Mer-
dian and Sparkling Wave a Gravesend; l2h Lght eirafe
at Lyrpool hHeienc NJ Cravcscnd Enterprise ~ Ihora
ION Wide Awake NJ Liverpool.
Arrived ncm Boston July ~, n Wright at Archanset
l2h, Charles Ill, ~ Liverpool.
itrved from Charleston i2h Hartford Liverpool; i5h
Alliance, At Liverpool
arrived from Mobile "a Audreas q, Goihenburg
ftrvedfrcm New Orlsaus 9Th, Clemesne a, feghosn 9Th
knVkcrbcckcr, 81 Cronstsdt. Matan1az
Genoa lh, Souihein Esgle. at ITavre Hawatha nor.
deaux; lNh. Mon mcrencl Aniuneie aud Autnmonus at
livenoo Mississippi a. Monimcrenc 18th Genesse, a. Ant.
werp. 18Th, q Pcnncll NJ liverpool
sailed for NYork 81 Elizabeth from Cadiz; i3h Richard
Morse, nom Antwerp; Supan links from remsrhaven lNh
Civ of Mobile and Martha, from Liverpool
seed for CITY Point 1ah Arna Preniiss, from Liverpool
Failed Tor Alexandria 18th, Talavera. from Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26
MORNING EDITIoN-TUEsDAY AUGUST 2e 1856

Quarantine regulations are re- in the Russian
ports OF the Black Sea and the Sea Of Azo the same as
before the war ~
confirmed that Russia is contracting Q first class
naval arsenal on the Island Of Kasko, in the Cur of
Bothnia.
The harvest in Asia reported bad bus considerable
stores remain from last year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

hessrs. Barring Brothers quote the money market
rather tighter. Consols closed Friday evening at
so,i Mexican dollars worth S.. 1tsd Bar silve. !.
es. lssd. Eagles, T6s. 4kd.
AMERICAN sEcvRIr1Es.
Messrs Bell Co. report American securities Inactive
and prices mostly nominal Their quotations are as fol-
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SPAIN,

The news nom Spain Is wholly unD,crcs,ipg. We have
areport in the Gazette n France, but which requires
confirmation, that disturbances had arisen at Cadz In
dsarming the National Guard, but with this exception
he general dssrmpg 10 everywhere being carried ou,
without resistance. Tho fears entertained OF scarcity
were diminishing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26
SUMMER RESORTS.

(,I,IFFwOOD HOUeE-A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RE
~ treat situated At Mansven opposite keypor', New Jer.
sey, yards from the bay; fine groves bathing boating
fishing, cunning Ac. making far superior summer
state. The fine steamer keypor Captain
Arrowsrh will leave the foot OF Murray street daily
r. NJ for the above place For particulars apply at l5I
Bleecker street opposite Depau at the CTwood
House. A. PORTER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

From every part Of the United Kingdom the harvest
reports are ofa favorable character and but little doubt
Is now entertained that the grain crops will be at least
fair average in quantity and quality In Scotland the
crops very heavy With respect potatoes there Is
general of evidence that the crops though
not entirely free from disease in parts of England
IrelaEd and Scotland, promise to be abundant and
excellent. The late rains have been very bsne
fetal to green crops. Harvest operations are now
general and much labor Is wanted that farmers have
outbid railway contractors, who ind themselves CON-
pced to suspend for the present all but their pressing
contracts on the public works. Sir Morton Peto in let
ter suggests that the would act most wisely
III would permit the regiments stationed in the rural
districts to initiate the example Of the French solcers
and earn wages by helping to get in corn
In the political world there is nothing worth reporting
Miss Nightingale has returned 10 her home in Derby.
shire, avoiding all public demonstrations OF welcome
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26
PAssENGERs ny TUE NIACAPA

Rev Baldwin and Lady, STR Jas Flower ard laiy, Mss
Hopper Miss Ormsbee, Mr. Msbzne and child, Miss Ross MIS-
Nurih Mrs. Allen Mss Hersch Mr. Greenshei. ~ ~. two
chinien ard nr Humphrey. Capt w Dwight Capt
gngnsn NJ Broadhead and lady, Mr viecse and lady,
Mr tolman and friend. Dr Wocdman. Baron Rrnngh. lady,
daughter and two children, Rev Lonad Mckar II Mason aud
hrnh.r Holmes Gardner and maid servant, Hadden ani
laay Rev VI Buei Miss needhnn Miss CHRISTIE Mrs uh
Ssdw,.ader and lady, fraser AM lady, Rev vii.
Wilson Mt Kenngc, lady child and infant Gunivs and
scryant McEllroy Taney, baron Bruminghs child AMI
maG servant Mrs Leoble Metsrs Chsan claun starr,
AHen Porter, Hughes Tecsch Pollock Mcrab, Boucher,
Mranda saussonan, fnlco't ll, NGsc, Efnrd Frlexa,
Smith Hiiberg HenkiIman. Halo, Ieein kllsn Tctch.
obtr siandberg Gray, Wilson Holms BOYLE Mason, Miller
thss, Wise baker, 8atrek Myers Faab, Mckay Jordan,
brown, Brown, kperry, Laners, Gumchick Vervar,
Ntny, NcGtnb, Neetsm Babcr a Stcti. sot Jacobs,
MRfbRfy Gfctnwocd, Haiey fraser, Graham, Atwood.
Hooy. Nichols. Rowe, Brunsfed stowtty. Gauh, Relx.
BlewiiL Roere Aldlge. Coeterman. Whllby.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Dman, widow Of Captain Henry pman.
late keeper Of the lighthouse at Bristol ferry r. H. has
been appointed 10 Oh the place made by his death
pon r. Hall, OF Massachusetts,, has been compelled
TO leave for home, on account Of extreme Illness He
paired OF with Mr.. Trippe, Of Georgia.
The Virginia Sentinel says that Colonel J. p TAYLOR
e. A., and brother Of the late President zachary
ox has purchased the late residence OF Col W. n PM.
lips, in WMrenton, and designs TO make u his home
DEPARTURES.
For Richmond, In he steamship Roanoxe-Mrs ssry and
child, Hepden. Robert Gillian and two dauvbprs Mr.
Goats n Gibbs, Robinson, II whiiehu st. VI Rsrher
John Miller and servant, Mrs Rowe, Mr. watkins Nc,
Comm chic BaRIow, w Wadsworth Mrs er Moolv az
lady NJ esmblert Davis, 9 Linton Bofburn Walter
lady Mrs Pleasant fubbz and daughter Mrs Richaris
Leonard, SCHROEDER. Mrs King Brown. Merch wss
sadug AND i've salaxea-aad " " Ne veWage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26
PORTUGAL.

Government has sent the steamer Mndello 10 Ma.
deira with a cargo OF provisions and medical stores.
Cholera was increasing at lisbon.
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CEA BATHING, AT LONG BRANCH, N. J.-THE
- propre;or Of The Metropolitan Hotel beg leave % inform
ibeir numerous friends and patrons bai their hotel w
main open during the month q september
", ", 4 ], ", G0QPAR, gso. .ys.ess