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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23
BROADWAY FAMILY GROCERY!
Flour, Feed and Provision store.

BROADWAY FAMILY GROCERY!
Flour, Feed and Provision store.
Breadpay Jelou Blackberry Street.
LEVI SEA OLTZ,
ID DESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of
~ Sunbury and vicinity that he has removed
to the store lately occupied by G. Gehringer in
Broadway near the Rail Road, and is receiving
a choice supply of
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting in part of Hams, Shoulders, Mockerel,
Herring, White Fish, God Fish, Salt Preserved
Fruit, Pickles, Crackers, Cheese, Molasscs, Rice,
Sugar. Coffee, (green, roasted and ground,) I'M
perial. Young Hyson, Gunpowder and Black
Teas, Cedar-ware, Stone-ware, Soaps, brushes
plow and wash lines, boots and shoes, tobacco,
segars, &c, together with every article usually
found in first class Grocery Store, all Of which
will be sold at the lowest prices, either for cash
country produce. He has also prepared to sup
ply the citizens with fresh bread, twist rolls pies
pretzcls and cakes Of every kind.
N. b. The highest cash prices will be paid for
butter and eggs, corn, oats. rye and wheat
Sunbury, April IL, 1857
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P. MELANCHTON sHINDEL,
J o STlCE OF THE PEACE

SUNBURY, PA
Office ~ Deer Street Immediately opposite the
Public School House.
All business promptly attended to. Monies
collected end all ordinary writings done.
Sunbury, April rs. fs57.-tf
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BOAT AND MULES

IpROWN'S and Brsinig's Essence of Ginger
- and Husbands Masnesis al
NSrch IL. 'b7. rfSHERS,
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Importer and Wholesale Dealer in SALT.
3s South Wharves, Philadelphia.
-trA ASHTON Fine, Liverpool Ground
>kf-A Turks Island and Dairy Salt, con.
-A91lS stantly on hand and for .ale in lot,
8SSss to suit the trade.
April 4, lS57.-6m
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23
PUBLIC SALE
EOHR CANAL BOATS,

y SATURDAY, the 2sd day of MAY, at ono
o'clock P. M FOUR CANAL BOATS, now
lying in the Trevorton Coal Company's Basin.
Terms, one-third cash; one-third in three
months and balance on six months credit for
approved notes. These Boats will be positively
8, ID to the highest bidder.
IRA sAYRs.
Port Trevorton, April rs, 1s57.-ts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23
" order to J Simpson, overpay-
ment of militia tax,
/ ia

ment oil militia tax, 4 Id
,- S30,82l As
ca.
BY outstanding. County tax for
1856, and previous years, Sl2,ll 81
" Exonorations allowed.collec-
tors for sc, and previous, sos So
- Commissions, do 648 76
+" Cash paid on Commissioners
orders issued in 1856, a,4ss 20
" Cash paid on Commissioners
orders issued in 1856, 1905 55
i" Treasurer's commission on
S16,S04 7T4 at u per cent, 420 III
Cash paid Eastern Penitenti-
ary, ., ll9 IL
=" Treasurer's commission on
91l9 IL at n per cent, 297
=" Tteasurers services for county 3 rs
/" Balance due the County by
the Treasurer, los SO
s3O,s2l 453
George Bright. Esq. Treasurer Of Norfhum-
beriand County. in account Dith the same
respecting State tar on real and personal
property.
DR..
To amount State tax on real and
personal estate. for 1855 and
previous years, as per Audi
tors Report of 1853, sI,006 064
amount Of State tax assessed
for the use Of the Common
wealth for 1856, as per state
ment of the county Commits
sioners filed with the Trea-
surer. lIlG4 AZ
amount OF said tax received
on unseated lands for 1855
and previous, l,5S2 O2
- Interest on ID e Caurs du-
plicate for 1853, IL so
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23
S25,765 O5

OK,
By cash paid State Treasurer on
account Of tax for 1856 and
previous, as per receipt dated
July 22d aud December 18th. Sl4,6Sl 09
Ex0noratons allowed Collec-
tors for sc and previous ISL 90
" Commission do 1869 &c
Treasurer's commission on
Sl4,7Sl 90, at per cent, LAG 81
Outstanding tax for 1856, and
previous years, 1903 O5
' Five per cent abatement on
State tax for 1856, 51S "a
d" Balance due tho Common
wealth by the county Treus'r, 1888 81
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23


State tax for 1856, 5IS "a
" Balance due tho Common.
wealth by the county Treasr, 1888 81
$25,765 O5
George Bright. Esq, Treasurer Of Northum-
beriand county, IN account cih the same,
respecting 7drern, DiStillery, and Eating
House Licences, SC.
To amount of Tavern licenses
granted by the court Of Quar-
ter Sessions for 1856, 1850 90
Licenses granted, JaRnary,
1856, for selling liquor, 80 90
" amount Of Retailers license
for 1856, l,OO6 ID
" Eating house and Restaurant
license for 1856. lao 90
" Dstillers, Brewers, &c, 200 %
" Billiard Tables, and places OF
amusement. 90 w
" Lumber aud Coal, - 80
" Balance due Treasurer, 10 32
$2,S06 81
By cash paid State Treasurer as
per receipt dated May goth,
1855, l,49l so
Cash palu o'a'e i'ceouei "s
per receipt dated December
18th, 1856, LAO 00
Cash paid G & A A Young
man for publishing Mercantile
Appraisers list, 10 0O
Cash paid Z y Bachman for
| same, IA W
Treasurers commission on 81
63l 80 ut q per cent, l3l UO
&" ExoBorations allowed, IA 0u
2,SO6 81
George Bright. Esq, Treasurer Of Northum
Geriund County, ~ account wiM the SAM
respecting Militia Fines.
DR..
To amount of said fines outstand-
ing for '55 and previous Sl,6i3 81
" amount Of militia fines asses
, sed for 1856, $40 "
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23

By virtue of certain writ of Yen Er; Real
+o me directed. will be exposed to sale, on
June, at ii o'clock, A. NJ; the following 81; WIN;
described property to wit;-A CERTAIN IlaaD .raos
or piece Of land, situate IN CniiSdaudedd hddundsd
on tbe North, south East and West by land
Of Of john jGi Voris, m containing Gcress, more Of
less, on which is erected log house one
and half stories high, with small shof
attached. !,
Seized, taken into execution, and 10 %, %
sold as the property Of Henry farnwai'' VIII
notice to terre-tenants.
ALSO:
By virtue of a certain writ Of Lev. Fa. q
me directed, will be sold on MONDAY, tn
9th of June next, at 10 o'clock, a. M, .
the Court House, in Sudbury, certain trae
OF land. known as the Scott farm, sltus,
partly in the borough Of Sunbury, and par''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23

By amount Of said said fines re-
naming uncollected for 1856
and previous years,
EXonorations allowed collec-
tors Tor sc and previous,
Five per cent. commission al
lowed collectors for 1856 aud
previous years on 1882 80,
amount paid county Commls-
sioue,s Tor time occupied in
military business in 1850,
&" amount paid for books and sta
tionary used by Commission
ers for military purposes in
1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-05-23

ana those
esincepa in part land ALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
MARRIED.

BURLIN9-HAvILAND-on Third day. Tuesday, Sept. Is,
81 the trtts fathers according Society Of Friends
samuel BuriDg OF Brooklyn Pbebe q. HaysRd Of
Towp Westehester County, " Y
fMERsON-PARkER-A. Cb.aso III on Tuesday, Sept. L,
BY the hev +. Goodman, Geo. Emerson, esq Postmaster
q; Bu.e Buresa County III 70 Miss Katie l. iton Parker
adopted daughter Of the Rev l.. Parker Of Paatae
County III.
GUlDET-DEGHUEE-On Thursday Sept 10 br the Rev.
Stems the German Presbyterian Church { rner OF
Jenny Defhuoe, daughter OF the late Joseph Deshse
al Of tbs city.
MALLoRY-DIMON-At 81 PsuYs Cbur 4, Norwaik. Conn.
Frankhn }. Mallory % Miss G. Cordeia Dinon.
PAREER-SKiNNER-In Chicago. ILL.,. on C.esday Sept l.,
ny the Rev Goojmsn Ito Rev l.. Parker Of Ps,Stins
Cook County I'll, TO Miss Jane NJ. skinner Of Princeton Blu.
csunty H. dsusetr Of Col o. Skinner Of MOrtpesr,
VI
PERClvAL-MfLLs-In THE cts, Saturday, Sept - It
TIE ChaEeb Of St. JOAN The Baptist by the Rev c. D1ike
sshe daughter VI Charles Mills ~ george B. Recigs ah
ofSew-Yorz.
PADDoCk-C0NKLiN-k Watsrtowu onTuesday Sept. l.
Tho Row Isaac Bsyton, Mr. B. Paddock OF this city 70
eco, OF Marion, Ala
st9fsoN,JoHSsT0N-o wedne.ssy Sept ~ No 291
srest by the Rev. DR. McC.rty M AicIHder
oi Esinough Sco.lsnd to III Iabe,h Fsrrtnktcu,
1913 sAsshIeI d Nj James Johnston Of this ctr.
sNOBLooD-In the Middle D,t.b Church ON
sse.HDyi sep ~ oy the Rev. Wm Yoaa.bl,oI M -
sftcsi West oi The hrGl u CLARK West c. ~ ~ 60
a. f0uhtt'"ea' ds9gAteT CT the oici&;ing cersSuaa
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PassenQcrs Arrived

IT, ,.or,b;, Persia from Liperpool-Miss Cushmsn, Mr..
W g Wsht and lady Mr. Duncan and servant, Lieut. Col
Tsylor and servants Mr. BLnee Mater przsie, >.
Wsmsley p Williams, Mrs stenbcIg, infant and servant
MT Packer and lady, o. Low and lady MI bs.rhy hay
child and nurse. HortTdse, Francis A. 0os Mr. eaw-
wood Miss Robertson Mss Harvey, Miss Harvey M hs
yeys three children and two maid servants MIS- vou Two
ton LADY and child Hon. Michael Rsgan MI t9mss Mr. t9
rer Jobn Mcclure Percy Dove Thos Gray MI Spcyer MI
Uauel Miss Alexanis Miss Haue Harvey Master ha
vey Miss Harvey Mrs Harvey wife Of Col TsJloIs seys
MfWap. servant Heur'que'snd lady Miss Henri9eesa MIS-
Rendoues John Bowusn, Mr. Edwards. DR. Tying, Coat,
Mr. Cameron Mr.. Daychnt Mr. Henry. Miss Henry. ii; =
Rooker Mr. Aslins Ward lady, child, infant and nne; NJ
Jesup Julius Weis Mr.. Lsm0re, Mr. Grattsn, Mr. Tynas
LDLsrd Mr. Berr ard lady, M Bate; lady and boy No
LADY, Miss Gamble Mr. Kendall Mr.. rsus and daushssf y
Wallace and lsdy Miss Wallace Mrs. Goodeand. Madame
Goslns Miss Mu,'on, M De Ia Tore Mr. Mss,9a Is,e
Miss Hubbel Thomas O. B. Nrthcote lady infant aud
purse Miss Cochran Chas Ko b. Mr. Harmsn Levy jos sun
John Russell NJ HalpE ana lady, T. aallsId UrSn ,os
son Newton Booth, John Gle. Mr.. BesOwen, VIM Bates
H. WedneL il Robert El' Mr. MONTGOMERY ana p,osns
Mr. Anderson and lady, Robert Wm. IL. Smith, Francis
Norris j. P. NUM-, r. c. Steele Geo Woenhome snd i,Sy
MIR. Ross, Mr. Bruning, Miss Vieteh Miles Baidwin; ~
err john II. Ban, Dr. Porter Mr. Frod.hsm, Malsrd ~
Watts Mr. Anderson Mr. Watt lady and two daughters M
Watt and sons. Moke lady and infant, Miss Julie Nos
Il Brady K cullsn The chsy.er Hu:sn ,nn, Mr. Hanc
lady Mr.. Mar.d,n and lady. E. Tn6nL Jas Bn@wsl kr.
Davidson Hugh McInres y Atwood John Lessh W a.nS
Mr. Bodiehen and lady M Bishop and lady Geo w0SS.,
Boen, Mr. siitsnwi;i M 6connoy, MI Reyn9d. c.,,.u
.rd Peter Graud NewYOri Cap. Garcia Mexioo r. Ber-
ram, New York.
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Rober, Benson Il Co.'S Weekly Circular.

Per Persia. LONDON, sept. J, 1901.
The MONEY has continued active the week,
more specially Ia the Discount market Is usual at the
ofthe month where large amounts OF mercantile
been offered The Bank minimum rate OF s. celt
has fully maintained In the Stock Exchange the rates
for Loans Government Securities vary from 20 cent
sndng the continued shipment OF specie the East
our stock of bullion has been increased By large arrvs
Our STOCK MARKET has been nanimse caused chiefly
perhsps the absence from Of large portion OF
hef operators coupled with the continued sDxety respecting
affairs In Indis. Cons which quoted last Friday 9O.Q
@ for money and 9N 1879 for Sh September have slightly im
proved and to-day go d9 for money and the account
The have doubt ped 10 eua
actions in AsERc SECURITIES but these have been depressed
still by the continued to invest In them and
the advice further heavy fail in them at New York.
There been almost business excepting in Illinois Central
Railroad shares which have changed hands to extent at
II, 10 10 and II premium
The high prices ruling for both YARNS and CLOTH have
what checked business in Manchester during the Still
the tendency of prices is upward.
The Liverpool CoTToS MARKET has not been active but
quotations fully maintained The sales for the will
amount 10 about 6 900 bales
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BUFFALO, Sep. N.-FLovs active and steady; o. -.
bti. 1t ~ 75ds+ 81 for supsrfDe Indiana .Hd Nj sse
WggAr advanced for sprios unchanged for Wiz extra
oo bush at sc fof Chicago Spring +iasl - sses o.
- Ind,sra and nae Is fir white on - 70, red Ono
Sossi. h.d firmly a. sdvNne. sales 100 20 hentnssy
So OARS uncbanrsd sales coo bush. a. as ''a .e.l9
Su si.s a. IS WHISKY Is dull al q basLsr-
siase for Com to Troy and Nbsoy LIxE Is,sss lower
Lonr. ending a. day 500 bS. Fosr 9, io TIE
~, $500 busb Corn, 400 ,osh o,s ''e' bush
OsWtco SEPT iS-6 p. -LovR dun wHrIr q. batter,
49, 100 bushels Chicago Sprng &c. Cosy iaasis.
C,y, FREIeHTs lover Wheat e9lcc. to NewYOrt L.1s
fNTosTs to-day; e07co ushsis Wheat 400 bashsls Corr
C,SAL ExPoRTs; i0 bbls Flour 800 bushels Wheat sa
iu.h,l, Barley. -.
taxing nearly all Toe In the m,rhet prices are seller but
70, quotahly higher; good Mddns quoted Gls Sra
LING ExcHiNeE. cen: premium Other article; ssessasA
CNrcIco Sept i5-o .. m.-FLovR sctiye WHEAT bacy-
ant sales Al 7sdsc CoRs active and advanced sc Oars fr
SHIPMENTS 70 Buffalo: 2p bbs Flour no Wheat, 400 bad
bush Corn REcElPrs today 1900 ebs floari ~sassA.
Wheat; IS COO bush. Corn.
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TUESDAY. Sept. lj-P. ".


The new restrictive rple of the Board vent into
operation to-day and will be noticed that there were
no transactions on time longer than thirty days. The
business was to moderate extent, and as Of late
large proportion for cash. The general feeling of the
morning Board shows an improvement, but the ad-
var oe was not fully sustained at the second session.
The features Of the market are not materially
different from those of last week, with The eZcsp-
ton that prices are stronger. Stocks continue to
be forced upon the market from weak hands, and
certain amount of absorption is going on of such
descriptions as have become, in the option
of buyers uDreasonsby depressed. Residing cash
stock continues scarce and touched 50 to-day but
closed at 4Saisl; Erie after selling at 2Oi closed at
20 2OI Central strong and advanced to ~, an
Improvement of II y cent. Rock Island was also
very strong and shows an advance of p = cent La
Crosse advanced y cent, Illinois Central Railroad
q y cent Galena Il z cent, Toledo q T. cent, sc.
The offerings of State Stocks large and he sales
to-day, mostly Mssouris, are $S6,COO. Mssoufis i'm
proved to II. Ohio and Tennessee Gs are slso better
but lirginas fed off. In Railroad bonds the market
continues TO drag.
The mail OF tomorrow, by the Asia will not be a
large one, and sterling has been done at lower rates.
The quotations for leading signatures is noninaly 81
q cent, but from second hand they have been sold al
74a74 q cent. The range of good bills is u dSI T.
cent. The demand is limited, from the scarcity of
money, and sales forced at low rates Francs are
80 a5.EA.
Ffeehts are less active and rates rather lower
To Liverpool the engagements are $1,000 bush. grain
at 3a5sd. in bulk; 5000 bbs Flour al Ia. 3D.: 80
hhds talow at i2s. Cd. IS tons quercitron bark a.
2Os.; &C bales cotton at 539d; 90 bbls rosn at 2s
3D.; sugar at Gl 800 hhds. To Londou-J00 tons OF.
cake 81 I'd. To Gassowl 400 bush. wheat at Sd in
bin; GOO do at Sd. in shippers bags. To Hsmburg-
500 bbs spirits on private terms. The ship Emik-ant
for Sydney for 5000. The ship Simoda for Mel.
bourne for - 600 bark of 800 tons to London with
oil cake at Dos. y ton.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$l2 ,9S2 s.; Payments SOL 743 ca Balance, $40 49,
778 81.
We annex comparative statement OF the Exports
Exclusive of specie) from NewYork to foEega ports
for the Wee,r, and since Jsn. L:
iS55;. isJ6. 1877.
Total for the weeN 2s.8 S!5y92 ~ Se99. 49,
Previously reported, 81, 42S%,isl 5icss,is 5oS.Gs51
s.pce Jan. I,.......rss3%A7is s'5@3''' s'Aa.5sso
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Arrived.

mdse and pass. 20 f; ClnaId sept 5 saw going 10, X
spoke U: s. irlgAfe Fslmoa,h, for Portsmouth, N II.
Y. NJ steamship Marion, Foster Charleston. with mds
passed bark Richard Of NewYork bound w. with loss II fore
and mail. top, and msiatop gallant mast,. %
with mdse, and pas. to s L. MitchiI
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner Portsmouth &c, with ndss
Hampton Roads 70 hours Of bad weather Leo Ia
the Roads ships Sylvia from City Point for Liverpool Johp
Elliot 1haye a~s:us orders aud about 100 sail Of vessels
Margaret Tyson Morrison Liverpool Aug with md's.
Ship MddIesex Parmsee Liverpool Aug. 49, with mdse and
714 pass. tcTsp.cot. Co.
and SO ps ss To- sed Co. Hsa 81 death.
h n5. me s@ of sSsf6 Sos Ss % E % on
60 30 steamship Vanderbilt hence for Southampton and
Snip VIM Froh;asham s,etsOu Haue "a days with md'e
and 25a pass. 20 Boyd Hineken
Bark Meridian Brcn Bose Bremen ~ days, with ndse.
Bark Weather Gage MRes Rio Jaueo July ST. with coffee
to Napier, Johnston Co.
sebr sawyer sswyer cheyhed 10 days, with lumber
schT Louisa Gtsdy G.riner Nc days with shingles to
sctr Pearl, Kelly Albany for New Bedford.
schr UDcss, Brown, Ron iou, for Norwich. -,
shT A. as:s Bs DS5ise,tsr 10 az WIZ
Rip Lhtsbip, in gle from sw carried away the head Of
scIi susan, Lorins BOs;or days. with md.e. to g. W.
sehr Charles An.p Addison dsy, with lumber to Msyhew
sloOp orelor, Rbo,ss Providsnce. =.
Steamer Kennebec, Hand, Phlsdelph!a ana 'aPe may
Steamer Cur!ew Williams, Providence 10 hours md'e. 70
Isaac Oael.
sALED-ships National Berry New Orleans Orient, HI
the Sea Johnson Nusyitss, and others.
Fellowship wsbama Dty, Antwerp and Flashns
Aug Glance, Gillespie New castles j. T. humpnres mo's
Cardiff and two other ships.
wIND-Durrs the Cay, ". and ffesh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-16
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........sEpr.I Is
CIeaPed.

stesmships-Asa B,) Lott, Liverpool. Z. Cnard Ehcs-
Lowber Bremen, c. u Sands
shps-NorhsmptOn, Golfer New. Orleans Eagle Hazard,
Dorcss Prince York, New Orleans N. II. Brigham.
BsrksAice Tsiner Post, Mobile. Post, Smith CO. OF
tswa, Remer, Havana, Mora Nephew; Amanda, Lindsey
Richmond +. Spies Pride Of the Sea, johnson, Nusvs
Yznsga, Del Vsle Co.
Brss-NisrgaIet Heneben, St. Johns ~ r., P. |. MENUS
Sous; Bomeo, Craig Jacksonville Peck Church. +.
Sehoopers- Maria Jane, J:nes Richmond H. Person; o.
Davis Lynch, Savannah McCrsady Mott Co. yus rox,
Hammond, Wilmington, McCready Mott Co.; A. v Bedsls
Ryder Alexandrs Mott Bedel P. LDflaud TsySr, cuy
Point g. Crook; CIacos BEL PhaeD, st. Johns ~ :.
3: Whitney Co. Howard ssyesr, Newbern, Ds,is
HOLMES Sunny South, Weeks Charleston Dolnei roset'
Ben Fisher, WILMINGTON, Poxel Three Brothers br
Nearing 81, Johns F., q. Mclean; Bay State Venii'
Salem, g. w. Lewis & Co
Sloop-W ID. Msngum Russell. Taunton master .
SteamersLocus Point French Baltimore, II. b. Cromwsi
franklin ConaIy, Baltimore, -.