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e. g.sso; As: M y. lon Is g .VSt s.I e s sr
lsp y: soss5 Peel a.m yussn. Hsnsurs June u +,
SSs lon IS % =. Hamburg bark ElSs, bound 4. aAa
err Adls. !sIs@ ou:.yus Bremen Juus g nth ssi e
:psl ss Ssr o.ss !S q ~ = 70 n an
% aS w s 6d 1
Trip ~ Rogers u Bath. BArnhOlm, Havana II days.
up TSdA1: Com. S'y o.,ssu. SSly :. and
P.,sa cS@psny with her Oh aAsras On the aiiA tns
Rs.i 1sS q %sy SOrw. Dstls'ssn Bordeaux. ST days,
Bark Heinrich Lorenssn DAM, Jacobson. Ponce PR, ID
Brig wIhsi%ns muse Dutch, rrosbss Trieste, 90 days,
Rs nI e. e RlssS Bartlett F'rd Pr July IT,
Brig Buehnsm of Sol1msis, wrigst Ponce u days.
Grsenosl wss iost over board while rsesns he msiuss
Brig J Gilmore kldridSe. CardeAAh IL days. win
Big Ss.hsIias Br. King. Dorchester NIB 10Th inst with
s.Is !ssr.a Ss.aseur9s New Haven 10 ballast ,,,
wsh nAhosSny e. % Brett soma Co. A.. ,,n,, .
sSas sps a9S 5s Sr o1 day.
q Taunton Mas ssa OF 9nsgrss syss s
.p aSSs Is,eTN9 Ssss xeO'Asra July ~ WIN
81; ss
s sss nsssss Nc
sssr 9 Foster, CS.dw,ss yirstsis. sdsya
echr W Brdssn woodmsnson. Virginia, 5 days.
schr AVON, Woodmansop, Virginia. 3dAya
schr Ripple, Lewis Vtg,1ia 8 days
.Schr II Youmans Lynch, Virginia, dsyB.
tchr Van Zaudt. Purdy, Virginia. days.
echr Pswne, II John, Virgins, 2dass
schr stillmsn- Young. VIRGINIA. 2dsya
scnr wilson Camp, Virginia 2 days.
ssr P Rsnssa sss SsH :s
Hchr Milton sillman Virginia. 2days
acbr q Hoyt Lyon, virgins. days.
echr Frans lin, Bennett Virginia days.
Schr Smith, 5ugbee Virginia, dayA
schr Moderator, Lett, Virgins, days
schr DsNd Hale Oshson, Alexandria 5 days
schr Palestine. Campbell, Alexandrfs, days
fchr Ann Caronna Apologize, AlexandrfA. DAYS
Schr n PRICE, Chamber Georgetown. DC, asys.
6chr Muller, FrSyne, Baltimore, days
Sehr James House. Bray, BALTIMORE 4dsya
schr Nightingale, Baker, Baltimore, days.
Scbr Jonas SPARKS. Rogers Baumore "a. <dsya
Schr Moore new, Nickersen, Bridgeport Tor Washing
ton, DC.
eloop Warrington, Kenny, New Lonfon-
steamer keDnebec Hand. PbDsdelphlA
Steamer Oaorsy. Kenney, Provceuoe.
Steamer Albany, Kenney, Sag uAxbor.
| BELOW.
Ship Walter Lord, from Liverpool
Ship Hehos-Boh by pilot boat q Griuneu, No
Ship Bridge water. Baretow faom Liverpool lure -
ship Michael Angelo hardy, from Sunderland June II
with coal Teok pilot 2h from boat Blunt 40 mi es
of sandy Hook.
| Bark LsurettA from CardepAs
Brig Thomas ri'eson Morrill,, from Carthagens-Bosh b,
/ Pilot boat Geo Steers
| Wind At sunrise NE; meridian EsE; sunset calm
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THE CRoPs IN TrxAs.-Several gentlemen HAYS
called this week 70 inform Of the CROPS
In various sectors State. We before heard
sush uniformly cheering accounts We might well say
that Texas viii make larger crop this season Of every
staple than before, allowing for all the increase
Il cultivated lands.-AHstin State Gdsette, July IL.
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~Canaasn srsuds were nfner, ana inc densns good.
ne sales eobra:-Nd shout 300 4oe bo's within the
above range prices nosr e, ser, 70 sp ss
bbs. within be range OF our quc ~i"ns rye n2ar con
tnued al our quotations with sales ~ oos.
Corrmeal was quiet ., our figures. Whea. W =.
wss ,mer and quite active me sales embraced ABOUT
90 eco 100 coo bushels included IN which were wave
M,cbie.n al 81 os 81 ~ 81 10; ~hte Indiana ~ ~
Westrrn prime winter rcd, VI % . vi ~ hhssaNie
club ole 3Kc.; Chicago spring unsound, s2c eyo
ard common 10 prime white SOUTHERN u 81 W
and red DO ct 81 20 81 81 and 81 81 for prime new rel
fcnne,see Corn--Ihe market Was 1rm for SOUND LOIS,
WITH ,aee Of Western unsound mixed al ESQ., sound de-
=, poc COKE. wcsiern wbits at elhc., and southern
yellow ut 81 O2H Rye vas mm win susn ssles "a
ported a, 5ec Soc 0xls were hrmer and in Fooi de
maud With sales Of state Canadian and Western a, f3c
a s7c BHley-3to0 butheb state sold 10 arrive II
COO We give the follosiug table Regarding the move
ments Of bresds,ufs from Vim. q. Csaings Cirsaisr,
Ia,.f .IulN q
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

A-n-s-rhe sales embraced about l25 bbs, includifs
no.s st %. and pearls ~ csc.
~yAsf~r, fiour--fhe market exhibited more 1rm
-siIe I've demand oontiored good Toe sAlos fcoted
pear 'soOo bps, yhu about the followicg range Of
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DRY GOODS Trade.

The following comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods Of Ne~ York The ~eek and since
january 1, 1863
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white AnoAt, two cargoes have changed hAnds-1 900
tons ATssan = To- od and 900 bags Kansoon Il To- 3d.,
both for near port
suoxR-Ths market he's been quiet, with moderate in
quhy but there ID alteration In prices TO quote OF
British West India the sales amount 70 1850 hhds 1888
barrels Barbadoes fetching from 34s . AS, and
26 hhds. crystaized Demerara and Berbice from
Ais. 3D. s47s. Maurtus 648 bags were placed low 10
mddlDg soft brown, S0s 34s low midding 10 middlug
yellow 3Ss $685. good middling 70 good crysaized Asa
Cd. Ats singapore, 1850 bags changed haods; very
low TO good brown, 2s 3D. ass Cd good mddlng gray
so. Cd. 40s Foresn-622 hhds. 30 terces Cuba mus
covado fetched 36s 3D. 38s. for low middpg brown to
mddlng yellow, and ass A. Cd. for middng yellog
TO very pale 208 bbls 470 hhds Porto Rice a 36s 40s
for inferior brown 10 low bright yellow the following
floating cargoes have been solo-Tree for Trieste
boxes No. Is Havana fully insured (bound dret to the
Aedterranean) at $685.; 1000 boxes No. 10 Havana, In
suredf D. a., II 2es and 1900 bags white Pernams,
insured a. at 2os. 3D., and three for the United King
dom; 5000 bags brown Pernams at 22s. 3D., landing
weights, 400 boxes No. 1OK Havana, fully insured, at
zee. 3d., and LOCO boxes No IL at 2Ss.
TALLOw quiet St. Petersburg Y. C. 5fs Sd. On the spot
Sos. Cd. for the end Of the year.
T600 slabs Banca have been disposed Of a. llbs per
cwt We quote common blocks, 1lSs. bars, llss; re-
fined, 12is
ruRrrSISR Rough nomnaly los. sprits-Anerican,
in casks, AIS.
The TIA market is very dull. Common CongOu lold.
per Id.
srxIrER, 224 . 224 los.
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ExCUnsTsyca

E'0R HE FIsHINa BANKs.-THE STEAMER NEW
HAVkF zap, anderson every day Ia the week except
saturday esng Anoa street Al ff6 Spring Peek
zip ss pier North river, 9, oclosk Good nusc re
esnmeu nshing tackle and be and lines on board Fare
70 cens e&en way. o. xLTIN9E Clerk
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COAL.

pEsr LrvHRRoOL CAMEL
ID aud HALLIBURrOHs ORRRL
GOAL AT INDUCED PRTOEs
The uadeyAGn0d are ready 70 deliver the best Liver
pool cannel 10 Halliburton coat both kinds expressly
selected for hy use "a Me following reduced pricea
gANEHk WAL per cnabdron
vnhsh Per ohAi1run ~ ~
ereened nom yash delivered e OF csrage Ordercsn
be left At once, As souh street. viii our rnoi
ONei ~ yayds foot of Warren aree. North rvei zoos o.
Fourt~euA reet HAT river; II "a ry second street
and the drug sues II Nessy Hegemen co. Nos. B6 10
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CLOTHING, 40.

f,Isr orr CIoTuTsa AND spooND HANp rupsT.
~ ufe wanted ladies and gentlemen hsvins sny Of ne
OF obtain cash price by sending
DRESSING Isl MTNl 22 Seventh sveoue. between twenty
seveniS and Tws60 lgbth srvsis '"
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me following table win show The fluctuations In con-
sols since the 18th Instant

Transactions In foreign stocks have been moderate.
Tnerc 10 no fresh feature 10 the bullion market this
week Prices are e lat auQtad;-
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Markets.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Prom the london Chronicle (Cty Articie) June Is.
The market for the funded securities continues very
quiet, but steady. Consols keep 81 sjI e5ys. New
three per cents are 90 q o6x.
Very little business took place 10 the foreign securities
and prices we're steady general Turkish SIX per cents
90 eex ditto four per cents loi 1915 Brazilian loan
1lfto u discount
Prom the Liverpool Times (Ciy Artiole) June 7s
Since our last there has been . larger than usual do
msnd for money at the bank and in The open market but
profit by The applications Little business s nov done,
even In nrst class bills, below az per cent
The return from the Bank Of Enfland for the week ent
ng the 23d OF June gives the following results when
Jared with the previous week
rHpnc deposk. 81 ,296156 Increase. 81 233 416
vtner deposits. 125s2s72 Decrease 07i,5s5
3,i637o1 In,rease... 2,65o
On the other side Of the account
Governm't securities .flo,ese,l8 Incre~se S26,e15
oiner securiaes..... 1s,614,see Decrease. B,77l
Notes unemployed. II E2,ses Increase. l47,eo5
The amount Of noes in circulation IA flo Ios be.ne
decrease OF f92o and The ssock Of bullion IN bsth ds
pertmenh ts o5s lSd showing increase OF ftl8es
when csmparcd with ne preceding rssnyn.
There no iupcrtAnt feature ncScsabh in ,e unsrset
for Braeh sersirss hesvpe@ h. prsvsMd sspp sur
souc nrnre~ yesterday The tone rood and the an
position 70 eneA transactions furthef mhireste
but In the course OF the Afternoon resctonary tendency
apparent Ne absolute change, however took place
conros but the lone feebler than al the opening
10 day 26th) the fuus have been very inactive and vary
Hat Prices close sbou, one eighth per cent lover hss
yesterday. The following we're the last quotations Goa
sos for account, ex DIV, aS a9s& toTee per cents,
s5x set7s.
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DOR SALE CHEAP-A COUNTRY REtIDENCE WITH
nine lots OF ground house large aud finished the
situated ordhAm seven minutes east Of Harlem
kaircad. Also farm the Come river, for
change Also $40 Of land in Uter county and also
TEXAS and 0eorgfs land apply is
Wall street 70 sYLvksTsK LAY. attorney ai law and
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DOR sALE-T0R CASH, OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD
lessehod, 46 lots In Grsenpoint the river
with lots rapidly advancing value
in this location The lots nearly clear OF
good farm might be taken. Address E. Dor 1851 Post
once. " 49, -
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ENOR SALE OR EXCHAN0E.-A COUNTRY SEAT OF
10 acres Ia Hocalsnd county, half mile fSooa CArks.
town depot Erie Railroads the house built last year Also
barn. stables and carriages house, the place well stocked
apple orchards peach trees eurren rsspberries and
10 required in the city and would sell exchnge for
house In new York onkers, for a land the
nhore of the Hufson, within 10 miles Of Hobokea har
vest and furniture sold wanted. Address O. F., boz Sss
POst Office New York.
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w NEW YOBK AND CALIFORNIA
BxPRnss AND RxcHAH0B COMPANY.
CAPITAL, o3Q0QQ
.ncs B.oApvAr. Esv Ycnz
OAILrOBHIA ExPRkB8 leaves ana Nh n snan
Aonth leland CUBA EMPRESS leaves by al - rernlsr
ssamern cay "a, lzh lin and zth Of each nonh Oosc.
tong attend Cd 70 In AL Of Cuba promot rsturns
CALIFORNIA OOLLECrTORH
Our IN rrAncsso house gvss sspecia ssuu N ooy,s,
tons on All principh points oAiornia and Oreeou via
prompt returna Manufacturers and
s2s California or oregcn s.s .ansnn sei sls q aang
val q ns goods sre Aus irving purehssers fu a
ss p pro on s, ss i1s sellers .A.As ''.os q
NOTICE 10 CALIFORNIA BoSDHoIDKRs.
We are now prepared 70 receive the Old bosda q
81 California kAnspor In sacrssato Csv cad pro-
cure new In accordance win the sct Of Ne NJ Apr
1857, and rg&urn the ht eiy. sHshanse
could be presented ths time uutt~d and
after January I. lsca
OrrICRa
Eew Broadway.
Boston No 20 Court
NO. chestnut
IAumofe, II 8mi0 vhAxf
- HrAnseoo. .corner MONTGOMERY md California
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nAAAnD UE ANAL sasycArA.
ESOR eALR-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RENDENCE,
within twenty minutes stage ride from Ho1cken ferry
with stable wssnd fruit trees Way msxni6ceut Terms
part csah NE rest mortgage In 1ure the premises
corner OF Barclay street. Vest Hoboken, M
dor SALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
farm Long Island about 225 acres two houses ant
barn be sod In two lots; three miles
tom church olce and school by For fur
Their particulars apply TO O. ". WHITAKER, 80 Beaver
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prevail British obstinacy and pride; and thanks 70
the diplomacy which will give peaceful solution TO the
present difficulty, the maritime Legislation will BIO better
known and better applied. Every will gain by Il, and
tho Union more than anybody, for the appropriations
made by the Congress for the increase Of the navy the
navy, little than half OF which s only ft for
service.
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1919 ,snec S"u "no " <vvv osss csnos, 80 80
ccrroy-Haroly any transactions At Liverpool the
a arket ia firm.
HExp.-Mania 10 steady; ses bales al auction were
mostly disposed OF at cas- los for mid roping quality. rs
bales Bombay held for ca per ton. Jules $50 pNcs
nearly all placed at very full prices ga S. els IS for
common, 20 flb lbs flT for mid. 70 fair s. Peters
burg clean hemp cas- f2s To-
IRoS.-we quote rails and bars 60, free on board IN
Wales Scotch Pigs 5as. sos Cd for mixed numbers
clyde
Dsres, &c eco pkss castor oil were half disposed Of
3D. ed. for rsle straw 10 fine seconds Plumbsgo-
$40 pbs sold at &C. Cd o. Cd. for dust and lump s02
bags Cowre gum at lbs. Cd. 15s 50 cases Honduras
ssrssparila t 1s 81. Is ID; 176 csmpbor at
6Ss. e4s Cd 800 bags urmeric 1ss 2ls. for Ben.
ISasD-7I5e 1rs have been imported during the
week. and with less active demand for the Continent,
Gales have besn restricted rates OF last week East
India SOC 5ss Back sea- Soc sos 81 Petersburg nne,
MotAssss-2o0 puncheons have been placed At 1ss for
Trinidad Ice for Antigua IS casks Maurss sold at d.
ils,ssD CAMS NEE, With good sale for best fsrsgn
Sd. Boston, In bags, GO 15s.
IsDIeo--Nc business
ons Lnseed offered spsrlnely at SSs sSs 81 In raps
Cd sperm, CSC 10 fS7 South Sea- f36 cooos nut, fat;
Sos has been paid for oecnn acs Cd 3e 3D. 6r ceycn
CsrrcH-Quiei mid. Pesus held for 3ss.
RUM-A small parcel Ice wwds has been sold a. L. 3D.
per preof ssies, snd Of fine Jsmsscs 81 "a. lod per
gallon.
Hlisrruw,-Tbe Zoe qualities are inquired su. About
600 bsss hsve bees privately disposed Of a. ass. FOR
Per cert sos for sx per cont with 10 70 10 per cent at
srrrs.--Pimes.o-f,i Io eco rsyhed sjss. for low %
isssn IL ffom as.d "a Tor ar qualify. ciuger-So
can 70 IS. for mIddns cola cioSss~isco bags we're
mostly sold from 2isd for middlins 10 3Ad for Gne
Zanzibar
ROY oss been very dun, aad about 1900 bags put up
NJ suonon almost AL bought IN. 1919 bags Bengal
mostly sOld from Ts 10 o. for lor Ds;ca kini 70 ow
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The dates by telegraph from Houg Kong are 10 May
At Canton general dstrust continued prevail aud the
Inhabitants were leaving the city.
Considerable injury had been inf cted Hong Kong by
q water spout
Exchange At Hong Kong, 4e. sNd.
Al shsnshse, the 9Th Of April the import markets
inactive. silks had declined 20 tsels rbe business
done during tho month was estimated Al e,oOo bales
Exchar &c &c. "a. for credits.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-09

IT. LADIES' FEsrlyAL.-The ladies in ,hi

tBr LADIES FEsTIyAL.-The ladies in this
place, connected with the Episcopal Church,
have been, we arc pleased to say, even more sue
cessful than they had anticipated with their ies-
tival or refreshmcnt tables. The receipts of Non.
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and evenings amoun-
ted to one hundred and forty two dollars. Tne
receipts on Thursday evening, when the balance
was closed out by auction, amounted to sl2 in
all 1854. These receipts, considering the times,
indicate that nothing but confidence, is wanted to
restore the usual order of things and as the gen.
tlemen who patronized the tables had great conf
dence in the management of the ladies' they il :
vested their loose change freely. There is no.
Il ing like bevy of handsome girls and women
to restore confidence after panic--like sunshine
succeeding a storm il adds zest to the enjoyment
by way Of contrast.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-09
AGENTS, ATTENTION !

Do you wish find good employment, aud uakc money
with little investment and without interfering wi
your regular business' Ii you dO read this udvetss
ment.
C. T. TODD 4 co, OF l92 Bfoome Sheet New York
are manufacturing and selling massive gold Pencils for s
each (Which chenp at that price and they throw in
gItt or prize with each Pencil worth ircm 81 10
Is % %, 30, So rs, 100, 300 aud 300 Dent cry cut,
"Iiumbug Lottery" It's no such thing The Prnclls
are sold their cash value, aud all the Tlts the
fst cost are thrown into the gifts, which gcuniy cc,t
the purchaser nothing The prizes dls;rhur ed OR a
simnle plnn u drawing which wuua take too much room
t. explain but which has never failed to give complete
ssfactinn We have drawn and sent to purchasers lsJ
2Sgh ockes $50 gold chains. and c,rresPoEding mum
! Der VI other prizes, within two months
| THERE ARE NO BLANKS,
hut evey purchaser draws prize worth So certain aud
ITS stands sthouShds Of chances to he higher figure.
We waK good agent IN every neigEborsuud through
the Country solicit purchasers and any agent to
be successful, must have Pencil and pae to exhibit -
We agents cash for each purchaser he Obtains and
the first person in any neighbDIhood who applies for u
Pencil and gilt will receive the agency for that locality
Should agent obtain valuable prize 10 exhibit win
his Pencil he would have little difficulty IN obtaining
scoies Of purcha'ers, aud nakng 1t paying business.
| 4 Ne,c Idea! Readi! Read y!
We ask nobody send their money till they know whn
prize ihty dew ANY body wishngto try their luck,
hrs send us their aud address, and Will max
their drawing and inform them by mnil what prize
they drew, when they can send and take the Pencil
prize, MT, whichever they choose. We give tins pm
vicge only II purchaser. After the first drawing
every purchaser will he required o send in advance
through the authorized agent. We will send with each
drawing the number taken out, with full description OF
CT. TODD Co.
392 Broom Street, Nec York
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-09

CtSCINNATl, Jan 4.
The st. Louis Democrat received here says
that passengers from Kansas furlish the fol
lowing exciting reports:
On Friday, the 25th ult., news reached
Leayenworth that on engagement had occur
red between the Free State militia, under
Gen. Lane at Sugar Mound nnd tho U. s.
dragoous The officers ordered Gen. Lane to
surrender and upon his refusal they charged
but were repulsed with the loss Of three Of
their number The Dragons then retired,
and sent to Governor Denver for reinforce
ments. The Governor ordered three com
panies of dragons TO proceed TO the seat
of war, and bloody atfray was Anticipated
AS soon as the news Of the engagement was
received, The people commenced organizing
and hurrying to the assistance Of Gen. Lane.
1t was expected that before the Dragons
could arrive, Lane would be reinforced by
$500 men. There was intense excitement at
Lawrence, and the people were preparing TO
take the field. President Calhoun is said to
have left the territory.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-09
Pennsylvania legislature.

HARRISBURG, JAN. 5.
SENATE.-The Seapse met at o'clock this
afternoon, and all the members being present,
were called to order by Mr.. Finney.
The Secretary ofthe Commonwealth pre-.
scented the returns Of the election of new Sen
ators, which were read.
VIM. II. Welsh, Of York, was elected
Speaker on the first ballot which stood us
follows;
For Mr.. Welsh. 81
For Darwin \. Finney. IL
The House proceeded to the election Of a
Speaker.
Mr.. G. n. Smith nominated A. Brewer
Longaker of Montgomery county.
Mr.. Isaac Benson nominated Thomas
Strutbers, of Warren county.
Mr.. Longaker was elected by the following
vote;
A. B. Longaker, CT
Thomas Strutbers, %
Three members were absent
Jacob Ziegler was elected Clerk, receiving
SO votes, there being no opposition candi-
date.
The Clerk appointed Wm. II. Picking,
Assistant; and Evans r. Brandy, George
w. Sharretts, John A. Magill, and Edward
ii. Flood, Transcrbing Clerks.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-09

gT Governors NJ MEssAGE-We lay before
our readers this week the greater portion Of
Gov, Pollock's message, embracing the sub
jects of most Importance to the people. We
consider this the last and final message oI
Gov. Pollock as the best Of his annual mes.
sages. 1t is a well written and statesman
like document and contains well digested
view of The prominent affairs of the common
wealth. The concluding paragraph, in which
the Governor refers to his efforts TO do what
was right and asks credit at least, for "goot
intentions" will meet with the cordial ap
proval and concurrence Of all his numerous
friends and acquaintances
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-09

e. PETERsoN's PmLADELPHIA COUNTER,
FELT DErEcroR is handsomely got up, and will
no doubt. prove useful. 1t has, however, fall
len into several errors, copied, perhaps, from
other Detectors. The Shamokin Bank quoted
as par, is not yet organized, and is not to be
located at "Shamokin Dam," but at Shame.
kin. There is no such institution as the
Cattawissa Bank, and none such was ever
chartered.
! The President of the Bank of Norihumber-
land is j. ID. Packer Esq, and not William
| Cameron.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-09
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

UN pursuance of an alias order of Orphans
Il Court of Northumberland county, will be ex-
posed to Public Sale, on SATURDAY, the 9th
day of FEBRUARY, next on the premises, the
following described real estate, to wit:
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND,
situate in the town of Shamokin, Nor,humber-
land county, whereon are erected two story
Frame Building; bounded by lots of John
Boughner and others. Late the estate of Sam.
uel u. Haas, deceased. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. OF said day, when terms Of
sale will be made known by
JOHN VANZANT, Administrator.
By order of the Court,
C. b. PURSEL, elk. o. G.
Sunbury, Jan. 8, 1885.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-01-09

T8' The January number Of the ZANE
RIcAN AGEIcrLTURIsT" 1t is large quarto
work, of 64 pages, md abounding with O
great variety Of choice agricultural reading,
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