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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22
FARMERS OF PENNSYLVANIA
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
You can supply yourselves with Chemical Manures.
warranted pure which has been in successful rto in New
Jersey the past Seven Neus-they have received the
DIPLOMAS Of Few Jersey, New Nutk, Delaware, and
pCnnsy Agricultural Societies, aud have been used
10y the President of the United Saos, on his Garden aud
ON the Public Grounds at Washington, ID. c and BY the
following Gentlemen viz:
H II. Ss.1::., Is;5s,,' oA''s''"o"o' Nc" Jersey.
T%. SS@. 3dlf 3H,IifsF' Of coPe '''na' New Jersey
Thos Muford, ESQ Camden n. j., Dr. Bernee Dr.
Knight Mr.. Field, Mr Atkinson and LOW Johnson all OF
New Jerssythey say the cheapest and most rcnlc
Manure now in Use, being permanent and improving the
land by enrichng the soil It is suited 10 the various crs
you msc-Coni, Potatoes, Grass, Wheat, Cats &c. BY
enclosing Check ON any New Jersey ur Phada. Bank
or reference to a'y good House in Phde rha or IN ex
change for Produce, nir Market here your orders
VIII be filed and Shipped to you, fee OF Carriage expense
E.5' Ecery article sold Jy me is Guardnteed-g8J
Super Phosphate of Lime, SO 90 a ton.
Bone Phosphate, &JU 90 Il
American Fertilizer, S25 Oba
~ A BARREL IS SUFFICIENT FOR AN ACRE
OF GROUND BROAD CAST.
Pure Bone Dust (5OC barrels NOW rcady) at s. 90 per
Poudtetre, MOI 600 barrels now rcody) at 50 to 80
Il barrel
Land Plaster No III 600 bnrrc!s at 81 to 81 abarreI
Pot Ash 80 barrels
Peruvian, Patagonia aud Chilian
GUANO.
GEORGE \. LE1NAr.
No. 2l South FRONT Street, Philadelphia CITY, PA
r1- Wholesale DEALERS ALLOWED \ LIP.
ERAB DISCOUNT
u. Pamphlets can he had on Application TO my oH'ce
of my Agents.
March 10, ISIS -3mjj0w.
JSElT STSTTE & SO3TS.
sos CAesut Street, shove Eighth Gate of No 80 South
Second Strect) PHILADELPHIA,
ARE SOW RECEIVING THEIR
SPRING IMPORTATION OF
SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS
Consisting in part of
Fancy Bonnet md Cap Ribbons
Satin and Iufietus Ribbons,
Gros de Naples, (Gace and PlnnO
Marcclinrs and Florcncss,
Black Modes,
English Grapes
Noiinc and illusion flcCs rtc.
Also, fr'i assortment Off RliNCIi AND AMERICAN
FLOWERS
March 20, lSJS.-2mos
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22
SUNBURY STEAM PERRY AND
TOWING BOAT COMPANY.

TNRAVELLERS and others are respectfully
Il informed that the subscriber has established
a STEAM FERRY over the Susquehanna, at
SunbuIy. That large, safe and commodious
steamboat will run regularly and promptly, at
all hours during the day, to carry foot passengers
as we'll as vehicles, &c, between Sunbury and
the landing the opposite side of the river, both
ways, or to and from Sunbury. The steamboat
will run from Market Street Wharf, and will
carry passengers to and from the Packet morning
and evening. The Steam Ferry now affords not
only safe and convenient transit over the Sus-
quehanna, but also pleasant and agreeable ride.
IRA T. CLEMENT, Proprietor.
ANDREW HoovER, Captain.
Sunbury, May /, 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22
PAY UP

A LII persons indebted to the subscriber are re-
"A ques,ed to call and settle their accounts
Those attending to this notice will save costs.
IRA Il. CLEMENT.
Sunbury, May 9, 1865
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Prices Reduced to Suit the Times |!

MATIOMA.b 5bI(OggJELo
(LArE WHITE swAN)
Race Street above Third, Philadelphia.
THE Ptoprietofs of the above well.known establish
nent being thankful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon them tho past yenr take this method Of in
forming their friends and the public that they still pre-
pared to accommodate them IT favored with call
During the Winter months the house has been thorough
y renovated, improvements made and other extensive al
terations in contemplation
We determined to detote orr whole attention to
busness and attar with the conviction that
shall be able to give general satisfaction.
SIDES & STOVFR,
Race Street. above Third.
TERMS.-Si 2j per day
~ u. Carrager will always he in readiness to convey
Passengers to and from Steamboat Landings and Rarond
Depois ST $.
Philadelphia. April TO- le59-3m
FRUIT, NUTS AND Provisions,
n. HELLINUS,
No. IL NorN IVhdrc5, Phiiddciphin.
100000 lbs. Dried Apples,
5000 bushels Pea Nuts
600 barrels Green Apples,
coo boxes Oranges,
200 boxes Lemons,
1000 bushels Potatoes,
1000 bushels Baans,
100 doz Pickles,
Also Raisins Figs, Prunes, &c, in store ard
for sale at the lowest prices.
April 10, lS5S.--ly
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Centre Turnpike Eeood.

VsVIIE stockholders are hereby notified that mn
4 election for officers to serve for the ensuing
year will be held at the house OF c. s. Brown in
the Borough Of Northumberland, on MONDAY tie
18th day OF JUNE next, between the hours OF ~
o'clock \. NJ. and O'Clock T. ".
JOS. r. PRIESTLEY, Prss't.
Northumberland, May |, lS5s--4t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS |!

THE subscribers respectfully announce to thcil
4 friends and the public in general that they
have received at their Store, in Upper Augusta
township. Northumberland. county, Pa, at KIine's
Grove their
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22

A mule in y ork county, Pa, belonging TO
Mr.. John Leiphart died last week of hog chol-
era.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22
"A Work of Remarkable Merit" now
ready.
THE INTERPRETERS:

A TALE OF THE RU USSlAN WAR
By MAJOR MELVILLE. svo. SO cts.
Gone Of the peasautest Novels have seen for many
day its teaching is thoroughly healthy and gooJ."-
London Literary Gazette.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22

We ore pleased to see our Mechanics so
5usily employed again this spring, with fair
prospect of busy summer. ltpromses well
for the prosperity of our Borough.-Harris-
turg Telegraph.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-05-22

Sherif's Office, Sunbury, !
May 3, 1861
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

OFFICE OF THR SECRETARY OF STATE ALBANY
~ April It, lsa-So;ce nsraby given, In Obedience to
resolution Of the Con missioners Of the aud oce eac
pursuant G OF Of 1851 that rueedsy
the ith day May a, I: O'Clock cons Hall
In he cit, OF albany will the sale sucaon of
iha certain piece o. property owned ny the people OF
Stse Of New WORK known The Albany Arsenal Proper
ty" copsstne OF The buildings and grounds which the
erected. In the ce of Alhsny the OF
RroAdw-y Lawrence the IA described ia
cee-s the odtce OF the secretary of
The conditions OF sae ~l b. thst on-fourtn Of the
purchss- paid ut thu tms sale vii h,n forty
hereafter and the sindsr annual
at the
Neglect refuga comply with the OF ssle VIII
joct the purchaser 20 pea city OF fifty cousrs
g. ". MOh7ON Deputy Sec'y o. Sts.e and
Clerk the ,ssioaers o! he Land Drice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

INSURANCE COMPANY
MERCHANTS Insurance CoxPAsr-Egw YORK,
vi Apnl Is 1865,
an Iecop for directors held his day he following gen
q " b. tIsrardsr u Randolph Martin,
Len Apgsr, Jeremiah Hsobms,
MOVES Hoppock. Samuel =. Bowman.
Gordon W bvrrham Ward 4 Work
water W Con- Elin Joseph NJ 8rown.
Joseph 8. Barker, Vim Husiace,
Eiy Hoppock. yslsnuns Kirby,
Bssret N. Van arkrp. Israel Minor
Bet Jsrnin J Tsylor, Crewe3 adams
kbenezer Bead es;or. Nathaniel Wed.
~ NE ree'ins Of the sbo~e BoNd OF Directors q.
v ~ Csfsndef unanimously elected President for As
ensuing year. J. l. DOUGLAS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

DENNsYLyANfA RAILROAD
Tue gree. central route 70 the West rme ~ last
abort and q fare and freight low all ~
other for tickets Tor freight
from Nev YORK v sny pom, 10 he snuts West Gall Al ne
oo0psnys once Ne. ls.or Horse, Ne~ Yo~t.
J. l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Aren't
LExCH CO., Frvighl Agent
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AoUsDCCT.
w OFFICE or TINS " ssHTaaroa q


WASHINGTON. aKrcb 1879 I
ton Aeu-ouc according 70 psns and rpecidcslons whic
viii he exhibition in this Office aud ser the lsh q
viii received Tor completion o. the ~ors
tons the uoeo states RESERVE. The rgb, 10 make atract
Tor Che Whole or for ihs sePsrs- may seem mos
Poran only OF The sorh can he completed Nth .hs
20 he Of faSrs y sy 10
work be done and te rata OF prosss under ZACH
PsS@en,s vii be inside IN checks upon the United stats.
Treasury upon ihe monthly esdmstes TIA engineer
ing ~ per cent on ~ n1 ne e"o,pso1 o. q.
~ortmeD shall be paid their full moDlAly. and 10
r1pG. should Be ss.sa sSa ssaoss rposs for
e yaeS s.tAs b- "a Il 10 r.c ay or ali bia,
for the wSoe Tor par, Q, The work dseusd ad
ears fer Whole CT WORK good
s,, for The 'S''a o. ''''f esa''' a. reasonable
livery OTTER =. accompanied by ~vi;..s su.-sa.-
e e. undertake AAi the eidlur or bidder. VII bis
dayr god sueie0t securities. corap eron Of
The sors ona.rstsu I'D ssAsass q be .ooo%eso-d b,
sAios nS.ris, At.orr,y Nsvy sssn, officer >, the
Deparln-ni q War. hat the yuArHnicrr alba
So9e .ssr sn,rsn.- - -. ,,,..n.. ., -.
of lbe lltb nay WtE hs received afler ts hour
the Po.onac q he Gresi Fans balains Of ss soa.--
eompeoo Of raAsos,y bridges waste ~ss oal ng al..,
pine suans Of 100 iron Pipe bridges. laying p'e-s rom
psi public establishments OF Washington; building of high
service reservoir In 0eorgeown and supply Of
sand brsu stone and AL other materials for al o, whis
reference the detailed eescrpao and spec
ncAuons 70 be exhibited N this ctnce.
The comparison ~ TIE bids will b. upon the quaint
The specifications and pisBs exhibited
OF letting spo should hid In be accepted the U,ny
payments upon the viii be made upon estimate
Engineer prices hxsd OF hiu- nsa.l
until he entire upooa Of tha
contract accord 70 The specifics sons and ans
Proposals should state The ume ~hich ~o-t
vii completed provided Congress srproprsies ias
nv ss,isp Of The Secretary o, Wa,
Captain Of Engineers Of Washington Aqaedaot
YUk1 or 0UAhES1kk
To C.rr. n g. Mines, L \. ksGtSNNRs.-
We ne undrr-Encd r-sidcnis u - The Sass %
hereby i0tnOy Aod sev-rAly with he
etates guaranty. the foregoing oit OF rs
accepted thst he they viii within dsy stter
c~paoc- DE ssd Nid execute tcr the
with good sunhcieni perform tha work
ulsh he proposed conformity the ~
advertisem~nt under which h male, IND In
aid shall fall W enter contract Aforesaid We
a. gons d,ferenca hatxssn In. on.,
0e said - and ths mart lowest bidder.
Hznsd- A. u.
&. ID.
hereby certify hat u n. best Of my knowledge and
Net the sboyenamed suarsniors are good and sufficient
signed kY.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICES,

CORPORATION NOTICES.
NOkPORArrOr NOTICE THE COMMITTEE ON
- sewers Of the Board az Altermen will NEE, At the ogc-
Of tba Groi3n Aqueduc Board hoiunia ark Thursay
April 10 a; clock NJ. 70 consider peaors for sewers
Il, ihe foio~ing sgeeis-orchsrd from stanton
Risipgton streets. E-si Brood zsy, from
sess Tard be;xeen Ninth and Tenth Streets also
sundry awards Of can,rnctz
NR-R-mcnsiran,s 20 In the above streets are
hereby notihed W attend -
THos. STEPHENS, )commltec
J. A. BOULs, :
WIN TUCKkE. y Sewers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

TIMED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA-
I vans ami New prlesns The steamship PHlLs OSI.
PHIk Harrison, will sal! saturday April L.
O'Clock T.. NJ foot OF Warren street su-h rirar.
Bills 80 ssrg Of the proper form furnished The oc-
btls q ladtnE Will be after hs hour ssr.
fregh pa apply AZ AZ west street. corner OF wA
NJ o. RosERrn, AgnnL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMpArvs
i steamship htNNOath st leave pier No Il North
river, IA urscsv the Ism Instant ~ vbrb essen.
g,r~ bosd passage sppiy epcusly III
t. G. .. RbnAkD, BsOS. Co, 40 Brosdwsy
ITO sBIpyssTyps-A COMPETENT, EyERgErrc
sLiymsss- sbeS W take ineres. and cha-ee Of
srr h s'r~mer together 9th nferer nanagensnt
OF ssfe prcfsblc enterprise Apply 70 NJ Arnold =
william street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR CALI.
u forbis via Par ANA Railroad. The desmship sfAS OF
1HS WEsT, a. ". GRAY commander. VIII SAL Tu, lisy
Apru o'clock r. from pier foot Of
North river cng at Panama with the seamship JOHN
1. ikFhENr, W p Ls1ldgr comm .uisr tOf passage
apply only 70 W. RAYMOND, q; III Wet sire IT. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

yoaPoRATTor soTICE THE CONyITrEE or As
~ samrnts OF the Board OF Aldermen will
Atsi - ~ o'clock. ~ the orse Of
Couinli. sonera ~ Chambers street hs-s n.ut
Psres having before notified "a
attend THos srtFbss Commites
THOs Nc-FsDDN 90
GEORGE STARR \ Assea-rpen,s
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DENTISTRY.

f,oFrINuoUs uUM rEETB SsERTEg OK ny Iy
proved atmospheric pressure pisi~- wih WIN mt 81
tr.rsne rootn NIL cas- JNna So silver
q Psrt. on tod, " per toos. silver 81 st-asvng,
a rapts n Is gsfFFlE Dentist
Fuitou strs.f h1Vr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-15

LNOR NORFOLK AND RICHMOSD.-THE UNITED
St.tes mail steamship JAMESTOWN, Cspt Parish viii
leave ralurdsy rh las. ~ CLOCK y NJ from per IS
North riycr eh will arrive a. Norfolk sunday afNsoou
sad II chmotd "a Mcoday morning Passengers Tor
souh oil prrceea directly by the gresi southern Ill
line Travellers viii Enc this ihs :heapes pessanest sai
most etpsduous route f-ss2se and fare including slate
70 kcrfcx, e. Petersburg and Kchnood go
sse, belt pfice. Apply 70 LUDLAM A PBEAsAsTS, %
BFcedWeg.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Arrve at w hitC'y q Ill. byf
Leave Whitley G. H. Monday and Friday at y mi;
Arrive at London by p IN.
9597 From Mcrshon's Roads, by Middle Fork, Grey
Hawk Mauldcn Green Hall, and Travellers Rest
to Bonneville, 80 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Mershons Roads Monday Gam;
Arrive at Bonneville by Z PM
Leave Bonneville Tuesday at d am;
Arrive ut Mershon's X Roads by pm
1898 From jackson, by Proctor to Bonneville 50 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Jackson Monday ut s a m;
Arrive at Bonneville by p m;
Leave }oonevill: Sunday ~ am;
Arrive at jackson by pm.
$3.50 From Manchester, by Flat Creek, to Harlan G. H.
50 miles and back, week
Leave Manchester Wednesday at lam;
Arrive al Harlan G. H. next day by Bpm;
Leave Harlan G. H. Friday at a nj
Arrive at Manchester next day by pm.
$500 From Louisa, by Fort Gay, Vs- Falls of Tug
Wsrhed, KY, Mouth Of Pigeon Va, and Johnson
vile, to Lonville, Ky, 60 miles and back twice a
week to Wsrficld and once week residue
Leave Louisa Tuesday at am
Arrive at Lonvile next Thursday by II am;
Leave LonviIlc Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Lou'sa next Saturday by ep m
Leave Louisa Thursday at m;
Arrive at Wsrlcd by g pm;
Leave Waricd Friday Mt 6 am;
Arrive nt Louisa by G m.
o60l From Bonneville by Spruce Grove and Devels
Creek, to Halle Creek 30 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Bonneville Tuesday az 7 am;
Arrveet Halle Green by pm;
Leave Hazo Green Monday at TAI
Arrive at Bonneville by pm.
9o02 From Irvine, by Old Landing Proctor, Bonneville
South Fork, and sexons Mills, to Manchester 6s
miles and back, once week.
Leave Irvine Friday of IAN;
Arrive at Manchester next day by PM
Leave Manchester Wednesday AT 8 am;
Arrive at Irvine next day by 8 pm.
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

Leave Noun, waslins ton Monday, Wednesday
and F,iday at Sam; lF I
Arrive Chaplin by op M
L~ve Chaplin Tucsdsy, Thursday, and Saturday
F,r Arrive at Mount woshins ton by s pm
sSls From Mount Washington to shepherdsviIs, 10
.Ss %'s M%..s and s.v1 S.ss 'i%fss week
Arrive at Skspherdvvile by pm
.g Leave Shsphesdsvhlo Tuesday, Thursday, apd Sat
-. Auive = Mount Washing s,onby Ia-
Green Rivs. Clear 2 Point s and Bear SWaiIow, to
dlassow, IS miles and back daily -
Leave Few Haven daily arrival Of ears-say at
Amiys 1. ... i oI..s9x s.Jg sys !,
Arrive st New Haven by pm
S" Green rsS s,. cs. saG
kneb, Three forh: . and Dripping Springs, to
Leavs New Haven daily arrival Of csrs-say at
A.s,s :, Bs.iiae Green by II m;
Lsav. Bowling Green daily .. Spm;
ARRIVE at Me-. Hsvsn sexl day yipm.
Ess aa's Lebanon RG%s - rssa
,.i Leave New Haven Friday at mi
Asvis~ 81 Lebanon by 9Pm
Leave Lsbanon Saturday st 6am;
,,u H, Ai S:I !; II: G:,s. ss,s. Nj, Il S,,,,
g-,sha. Auivs a Nelson Furuaceb BY . am;
Leave NssonFur Saturday at IL m;
. s~ Ess"s Sss hssis Sy S.Sy y o.s to r,,0,
..l1s. .ns s.ss ~; il .ns: week Castle
49, Leave kmiusncs daily, except Sunday, at o. m;
ty: y: Nh /; rss c..ss cs's; MoSs,s Ss 10 an ann
ss,: Hw ss:sss:' s:siss sy and 1n,,.s.,
Lssys Ess c..is dsiyi, ssssps Sunday a. ! M;
Bids sosx.end 70 crs Al Port Royal invited
. Easn NH. s.sS, enss sSs's'''' xsss
Arrvs at ML Edsnsby b m; sli
The Washington union., 1858-02-27

ArCive at Concord by ii a m;
hoave Concord Friday at IL In;
Arrive at Poplar Flat by pm
ss6S From Olive Hill, by Caves, MI PIcanon', Three
Prong, Hoods Run, Tyger,s Cr eh, shultz, and
Leave DIV Hill Thursday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Portsmouth next daey BY i'm;
Leave Portsmouth Friday at pm;
1869 FROM arsenu es Gu h. ;, ga 1S Steam Furnace co
ton Furnace, Cannonsburg, New Hope, Bohs
back, once week. srH
Leave Greenup c. II. Wednesday cam;
Arrive at LOUISA by Up m;
Arriveat Greenup @. H. by 7pm.
957o From Grayson @. II, by Brun, Woodlawn, Little
Sandy, and West Lbery,to to Halle Green, 81
miles and back, onrea week.
Leave Grayson G. VI Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Halle Green next day by lam;
Leave Hazle Green Tuesday at / mi
Arrive at Graysou g. H. next day by in.
9o7i From dayson 9. H, by Odlown, and Grocnup G.
II, to Hsverhll, Oh Q, % mes and back,
week, with five additional weekly trips between
Grcenup q n. and Haverhl, to be run in close
connexion With the RIVER route
Leave Grayson @ n. Saturday atb M %
Arrive at Haverhil by l2m;
Leave Havcrhill Saturday at | . M
Arrive st Grayson @. III. by 8 m
e57a From Grayson 4, * Buffalo Furnace, Laurel are
Farnsce and Raceoon Farnaee, to Greenup O. IL,
Leave Grayson G. II. Monday attain;
Arrivest Greenup @. n. by SPIN;
Leave Grccnup G. II. Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Gnyson G. ii by5 pm.
sS7a From Gray.On Q. H. BY Bells Trace, Cherokee,
and Hoods Fork, TO Pantsville, B, miles and
back once week
Leave Grsyson Thursday at IL m;
~Arrive AT PaintsviiIe next day by 4 D m;
Leave Paintsvilc Wednesday, " at 6 M
Arrive Grayson next day by lon m.
957A From Grayson G. II, by M. Savage, Bolts Fork,
and Falls ct Blaine, TO Louisa O. H.. 80 miles and
back, once week rlHtf
Leave C,rayson G. II. Thursday at o a m;
is Arrive at Louisa G. II. by pm
Leave Louisa G. II. Friday al Sam;
Arrive al Grayson C. III. by pm.
9575 From Star Furnace, by Labcs, Clinton Furnace,
and Ashland, To ironton, o, TO- 30 miles and back,
once week to Ashland and six dimes week res
.a idue e1
Leave St~r Furnace Monday at 7em
Arrive at AsA,>nd by pm. e
Leave Ashland 'seaAAy "a m;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-07
REMAINS OF PRESIDENT MONROE.
RICHMOND. Va, July 5.

RICHMOND Va Julg >
The remains Of ex-President Monroe arrived
here AT bafpast eight O'Clock this morning, and
we're received by an immense thrOng on the wharf.
includi . the military Of Richmond The Gov
ernor and Mayor went on board Immediately, and
are introduced to the guests The 1h regiment
ga tionaI Guards arrived at half-past ten on the
stea mer Glencoe, which went over 100 miles dow n
the RIVER 10 meet the steamer Ericsson, from New
work which got aground. The military were re-
eeiyed by Geo. MumfOrd, Esq, IN speech, TO
which Col. Daryee replied.
The remains were taken from the jamestown by
,bs Dali bearers, and placed in an open hearse
d,s,+n bv six white horses, the band playing
girge in the meantime. The procession moved al
bai7Inss eleven. The flags Of the public houses,
shipppg, &c, were at half mast Many bindings
yrers dSsneI / in mourning. Minute guns were
e. - ,bs bells tOled during the march, and
r. -, s,rcsts .-s yrere thIonged with people.
Tba ,,-orss.iou arrived at Hollywood Cemetery
q, N s5d the milf Wv formed in a circle around
,ba eIrave A dirge was performed, after which
Coy Nise delivered an address, giving sketch
- ,ba ifa and services II james Monroe, and the
circumstances which led to The removal ol nis re-
mains lie paid high conipinlent 10 New 10Th i.
patriotism and made an el0q lent appeal n Den4ii
Of the Union. ~, Fl.
PRAYER was offered by Rev. Dr. Reed, oi tne
Presbyterian Church, when the coma VA 0yu- IN
signed 10 the grave, the oannOns hfea' anu lue
ceremonies were closed. 80, nj
The National Guards were escorted 70 lhe Diuins
Hall where the afternoon was spens SOCIAL! VIII VIII
the Richmond military Speeches were mAue py
Messrs. Cochrane, Wise, Duryee, Lyons ana
Others. The 7lh regiment excited unboandea ap-
plause
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-07

CKoBAUeH's AxBRoTYPE ROoxs, 3D STORY,
No. 4 ONTARIO STREET.-Yesterday, by invita-
tiOn, we called on this distinguished artist
Mr. C. has furnished his spacious apartments
with all the latest improvements of this en-
Hghtened and progressive age. His Camera is
one-fourth larger than the largest in town, and
it is through its magical influence that lovers
of the fine arts are induced to call on hun and
get accurate pictures of themselves. Their
sons and daughters, hearing the news, are equal
ly anxious to get similar 6kenesses. His light
and shading apparatus are well adapted to the
requirements of taking all sized AmbrOtyPes,
which, when finished, are in point of artistic
execution authentic duplicates, being equal to
the best in the western country and in secu-
ring the " shadow ere the substance fades, = We
are confident he can do it to the entire satisfae-
ton of all who will favor him with their patron
are.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-07
IRON WASHINGTON

W AsHINSTOSi July D.
DIR. Forusy, ,Superinteudent of Indian Affairs in
Utah. vri.es 10 the Indian Bureau that be has
made several treaties with tribes who have been
at enmify for yesrs. The nations he had visited
had slwsys been faithful to the United States. but
are in positiout TO have done, II 50 disposed imuen
more harm than the MOrmons- The Indian al
fairs are represented in g very mixed eondlnon.
He intends to visii sll the tribes from salt Lake
City TO Carson Valley
Agent Redfeld writes from Fl. Pierce, Nebras-
ka Territory, that the Sioux are much excited on
account of the treaty ofthe United States with the
Yanctons. They claim that the lands belong 70
them, and protest againstths fanet0ns beng pAid
anything.
They are in an irritated and disturbed stste Of
mind and Mr. Redheld could not have transacted
any business with.them il it had not been Tor tne
presence Of the troops. They are insOlent and
fault finding, and it viii be necessary % enasilse
them severely. The shpulations Of the Laramie {
trtaty are not observed, nearly all the nations and
tribes being at war, and depredating one another
asiwell as on the whites
4. Mr. c. n Mott Of Miss has been appointed Spe-
cal Commissioner to Washington and Oregon Ter
ritory under Act Of Congress 70 examine and re-
port on certain claims previous to their payment
| for which conditional appropriations have been
made.
The President made the following appointments
/ ef Posfmasters for the State Of New York to-day
Albany, j. Calvert COmstoek; Batavia, william
Seayer: Cansndzigua, Geo. NJ Chapman; Dan
/ vile. Juo. A. Vande-lip Ithaca, A s. johnson
Lockport, Ashur florence; Leroy. A I. Drake
Little Falls, Horace NJ. johnson; NeWburg, John
| son Castaline Jr.; OswegO. Alfred B. Geine
OveQo, Hiram Beebe; Penn 1an, Lewis Ssyers
Rochester, Nicholas E. Paine; Schenectady, Lux
Dodge; Seneca Fails, Josiah 7. Miller; Syracuse
| Henry T. Sedgwick; Utica, Jos ". Lyons; Mes
Troy, Pat'k Grayman Waterloo, samuel brdsau
/ Whitehall Harvey W. Buell.