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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
Estate Of George BfosiOus, decd.
Sheria-s Office, SunLury,
Oct. 9, 1858.


TIE Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, So
VENO Caiharins Brasicus, widow john Bro
Il eous; John Diucaman aenec Of Peter
Wilmer who was aiirnee of Peter Brosious
John Bngaman and loreal Wilmer alienees of
Henry Brosious; Cherries and Napoleon BrosiOus
Of Lower MGhono|, alences Of Nicholas Bro
sious Sophia, widow Of Daniel Lahr; Anna
intermaIrird " th Peter Seller, who resides in
Natahy Valley; Peter Lahr who was inter-
married with Elizabeth SchEoycr, formerly Bro
soua who was first internarried with Adam
Schroycr (now- decease,D said Elizabeth being
now deceased, leaving the following children viz
Nicholas Schroyer who resides in Macedon, Mer-
Ger county. Ohio; Peter Schroyer residing in
Seneca county, New York; Anna imtcrmarried
with Jacob Ye.el, reading in Seneca county, N.
York. Adam Schroyer living in Ohio George
Lrar who resides near Lower Sandusky in OHIO.
Henry LRhr of Seneca county, n. y, John Lahr
residing in Michigan. David Lahr residing in the
State lust aforesaid, Hugh I.ahrresiding in Chic,
and Elizabeth in,ermauied with William liaines
OF .Mckees, Snyder county, Pa, collateral heirs
and representatives Of George Brosious late Of
Georgetown. Northumberland county, deceased,
and 10 all other persons interested.
GRErTIso :
NoRTuUMBERLAED CoCNTY, Ser.
You and each of YOU sre hereby cited TO be
and appear before the Judges Of our Orphans
Court at an Orphans Court to he held for said
county on the first Monday Of November next,
aud then and there eccept or refuse to take the
real estate Of the said George Brosious deceased,
at the valuation thereof OF show cause why the
samo should not he sold. And hereof fail not.
Certified from tie records of our I'D Orphan $
SeaI,l Court at Sunbury the 7Ih day of August,
A. ID. 1888.
TH0S, D. GRANT, Dep'ty, ClS o. C..
The above named heirs and legal representa-.
tivos, will please take notice Of the above rule.
JAMES NANDYKE, SL'f.
Sherif's Office, Sunhury.l
October g. 1858.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16

6. s. CLARK & CO., No. &c Maiden Lane, New York
Manufacturers Of G0d and silver Pencil Cases and Gold
Penns Of Every Description offer their goods direct TO the
country trade the prices others charge the city dealers
thereby saving the purchaser about 20 per cent which
they would pay the dealers II bought from them
object to sell FOR cash profit over the coA
OF manufacturing Samples will be furnished to those
who may desre to the goods at the Dozen Pce,
cen be sent by express, with bill TO collect.
October o, 155s.-3nos
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
eT.rsT OF JURORS

y
For Northumberland County, for t.
November Term, A. ID 1858.
GRAND JURORS.
Samuel Caldwell, Lewis, a
2 George Lawrence, Milton,
John Hinc, Cspsron, :,
4 Peter Hepner, Lower Mahanoy,
8 Edward Buoy, Point,
Philip Rem, Upper Augusta,
William Hayes, Delaware,
3 David Gold,
Reuben L Fulmer Milton,
10 John Work, Delaware,
III Joseph Kennedy, Rush,
IL Dd. ID Raker, Little Mahanoy,
l3 Alex Colt, Northumberland,
Ii John Heck,
Is Samuel Robinson, Lower Augusta,
l6 Abraham Lenker, Lower Mahanoy,
II William II kase, Rush,
l9 George Horrs, Lower Mahanoy,
19 Daniel Sinton, Sunbury,
20 Samuel Troutman, Little Mahanoy,
u Charles r. Maginley, Chilisquaqus,
% John NJ Housel, Tur5ut,
70 Jonas Eisenhart, Upper Mahauoy.
u Robert Gifiin Turbut,
TRAVERSE JURORS.
l Solomon Miller, Lower Augusta,
. George Billpan, rurbut,
) Jacob Bloom, Northumberland,
4 Andrew Lesher, Milton,
Philip Wiuterstein, Turbst,
Reuben Garipger, Upper Augusta,
Z David Lewis Mt. Carmel,
s Daniel Samsel, Northumberland,
Edward Dorriekson, Delaware,
esJohn Riddle,
Ssmxel Keifer, Upper Augusta,
fexapder Ellsworth, Delaware,
stus Schwank, MiG;on,
liip Metlor, Rush,
sStreuse, Coal,
hiss Strine, jr, Milton,
Oh Raup, Lewis.
,hn Bowen, Sunbury,
,avid Teae, Milton,
Benjamin Smiugtou, Turbut,
Il q. w. Arbogast, Lower Mahanoy,
81 John Smick, Sunbury,
% Jonathan Smith, Washington,
u Ira llile, Rush,
25 Samuel McNirch, Chilisqunque,
rs John Mouser, Point,
81 Jacob Berger, Rush,
90 Jacoc Gormeu, Lower Mahanoy,
~ Lucas Young, Lewis,
80 Jonas J. Gilger, Coal
81 Jacob Meyer, Shamokin,
- Henry Folk, Upper Augusta,
80 John Bowman ST., Lower Mahanoy,
81 j Ohm Gearhart, ir., Rush,
81 Andrew Gest, Upper Mahanoy,
3G Hartman II knGbe, Shamokn,
81 Simon Cob.e Washington,
80 John NJ. Brison, Lewis,
80 John Dockey, jr., Lower Mshsnoy
40 Ferl nand Maaser Jordan,
Al John 5 Snyder, Point
81 John Bauch, Delaware,
IS John Hoffman, Shnmokiu,
Il Daniel Robins, Point,
!, Reuben Zartmau. Jackson,
SO John Nsudling, Northumberland,
Al William Follmer, Turbut,
&5 Joseph Vankirk, Northumberland,
PETIT JURORS.
Henry n,ckert, LoWor Mshanoy,
Jchn Roush Mil;os,
George p keIt, Lewis.
4 Joseph Bird Coal,
Andrew Lavcrty, Lewis,
Andrew Fetz-r, Chilisquaqss.
Thomas Melvin, Milton,
John Bingsmau, Lower Aahsnoy,
William Tobias, Turbut,
10 Albright Johnss, Northumberland,
/ John Fry, Upper. Augusta.
II Samuel McMehan, ChIlisqusqus,
l3 John Frank, ShanokiD.
IA Wil!iaa Derrickson, ChIlsqusqso,
10 JOlA t8tiaor lr., Delaware,
l6 Daniel Conrad, Sunbury,
- John Summers, Chilisqusqas,
l9 Amos v liter, Milton,
ls Isaac Seller. Sunbury,
29 Js,iss kussal, Chilsqusase,
z! Kiy4n Dunkel. Turbut,
- Jacob D,obler, Delaware,
2j Simon RaAn, Lewis,
= Joha Quick, Rush,
25 George Bright, Sunbury,
20 Reuben Sleinbsch, Coal,
- William II LeShoU, Northumberland
% Joseph Long pslsWre,
2s Jacob Rem, Lower Augusts,
80 Elisha Kline, Upper
81 Joseph Kriogbeum, Lower Ap1asta.
b Jacob Lenker, Lower naE. E.aAoy,
33 Jacob Yordy, Eerbe,
"a Henry Shiss!or, Uprer Augusts,
- George Geist, ST., Jordan,
80 john McW .ilialns, Delaware.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
CIR HACKERS.

He also continues to receive, weekly. supplies
Of flour, giving his customers iIesh artieie and
at very reasonable rates.
sunbuty, July 81, iS5s.-H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
FOR SALE,

September 25, ls56.-6t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
Ektate ef john Hart, decd.

PrOihonotary's Office, !
Sunbury, Oct. .; 1853. (
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
WE STILL SURVIVE THE CRISIS.

sunbury, Ost. 9, !s58.-2t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
EOR LADIES WEAR,
TO Lovers Of Fruit,

Sunbury, Sept. 25, ls5s.---tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-10-16
Estate of 2 Patrick Hughes, decd.

Office, Sunbury,.l
October Q, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25

Ramsay Crooks, and willow OF the late Charles rosS
aged 81 years and ii months
The funeral will take place this (Monday) morning. e
half past ten O'Clock, from the resn OF her fanev
No IA St. Marks place The lesins will be taken tho
Church Of st. Vincent de Paul In Canal street between
Broadway and Elm rect Tho friends Of her family
Eugene Plunket arc respectfully invited to attend
STf On Sunday morning, Jan. "A, MAnr ANN, wife
Of iAsnder Stetson aged IS years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence Ne
354 Ninth avenue, Tuesday Afternoon n, clock.
The remains will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for
termeDt.
sroppAaD On Saturday, Jan 20 NOAH sroppAEp In ne
SD year OF his age.
The funeral services will take place his late residence
No lls Eass Fifty ninth street this (Monday) morning a
invited 10 attend without further notice
SrowMA-On Sunday, Jan "a, after short and severo
ilness, QUINCY SrowSL aged So years, 2monhs sad 10
days.
The friends and acquaintauces respectfully invitsd
10 attend funeral, this honday) Afternoon, al two
o'clock from his late residence, No Roosevelt street
wAnIsc youngest daughter Of Joseph and Anna Marss
Van loren, aged years, months and IL oAy1.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this ondsy) sftersoon 40
Two O'Clock IRON the residence Of her father No 1 B
ueet, Jersey City, without further limitation.
wALiAck-n Jersey City on Sunday, Jan "a, OF Group
WILLIAM T., only child Of Bran and Clara Wallace, aged
year, months and % days.
The IRE nos OF the family respectfully invited to g.
tend the funeral this fMenday} afternoon at two O'Clock,
rom tne residence OF ms parents, No .37 Railroad ave-
thout further invitation.
Philadelphia papers please copy
WBrH-O Saturday, Jan. % after a sudden illness,
ROBKRT WHITE, In the 33d year OF his age.
The family and friends the Christian Mutual Benefit So
cety No the Insurance Patrol Watch, and the members
eXempts OF Neptune Hose Company No II, are re-
spectfuy Invited 10 attend the funeral from the
mas street GU Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock He
remains will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
Naval Intelligence.

The United states steam gate Powhsian, Capt George
q Pearson. from Norfolk bound TO China al Madeira
on the 3Oth ult.
The Uuted States steam frigste Mississippi, Captain
Nicholson bound to China at Maurus on the 10th o.
November she arrived on the i4h from the Cape o
Good Hope.
The United States brig Perry went into commission yes
terday She Is destined for the coast Of Brazil aud VII
sail In few days Second Lieutenant PAYNE Of the Uni
ted states soop ofwa Saratoga having been ordered ~
the Gosport station, reported there Wednesday for duty
guard Of United states Marines consisting Of CpO
raj aud five prvatcs under the command OF Major Ward
Msrston, Gosport station, yesterday transferred to
the United states brig Ferry FIRST Assistant Engineer
FRANCIS Dale has been detached from special nuty
The yard and ordered 10 the Uourado-Nor5ok H,ratd
ian ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25

and Ellen Stewart nj No. 49, ships NJ Lsrrabec, ". v
Moses and r. ID. Sheppard, at No Al ship8 C. Duncan
and Roche.er nj No as and ship Arthur as No 40 Sere
All blown from their moorings carrying away portion OF
thelr wharves and sustained less damage They
drfed down the river and finally 10 anchor below
the FONT The Ann Wsshburn lost her bowsprit and
sprung her foremost
The towboa Anglo American rounding TO with ship in
tow, had her chimney blown down Other ships IN this
gale were blown adrit but unable to give further
particulars.
The ships Sultan and Charles Penel at No So Wesser
Evira Owen and kre Floyd at No 81 apd julius at No
81, all blown tho river and are now t anchor
near the opposite shore.
The ship Zenoba carried away portion OF The wharf al
No %, and about hfty bales OF cotton overheard
from her.
Ihe ship Charles Pencil Is considerably damaged the
john G. Coster and Forest King materially by collisions
Many OF these disasters doubtie due in mart To
the bad condition OF the whaIves the Third Fourth
uistficts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
Superior Coust-Ps,t First.
Before Hon. Judge Woodruff.

ACTION on A POLICY or INSURANCE.
JAN. 22--Jomcs Bbp,cB The Orient Mutual fnfu'cnce
CAN insurance Effected upon the ship Asorf aud
cargo Of lumber gong from Quebec to the Clyde, SCOT
land and which lost on the voyage. The plaintiff
resides Glasgow, and the agent Of the company IN
Quebec had TO insure TO the amount OF s. 600
In A No and No. vessels, a, tho time he was APP
pouted ent he received his Instructions IN writing The
policy made obligatory On the vessel I" sail on the lOtn
ortober 1885 but she merely hauled Bt0 tue
and did sal until the 18TH In he interval between The
10th and 18th October the party making The Insurance
went 10 the agent and told him he wanted the date U TIE
policy altered from the 10th 10 The 18th, upon which dy
ihe vessel would sail the agent made the alteration by
making out Of the o; after the vessel was lost. whi;h
when three days sail from Quebec the compa
ny Tepudsed the policy. upon the groun1 that the agent
had no right 81 make the alteration without sending 70
New York Instructions and that they no, bound by
the of their agent which was the only defence
made Tho Jury found verdict for plaintiff for full
amount claimed with ntercst-s4,s6i 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
Particulars Of the Terrific Tornado In New
Orleans.

Prom tbe New orleans ficaynne jan 1i.l
The sudden and furious gale OF yesterday afternoon
particularly described elsewhere, has we regret 70
learn proved very upon both the steamboats, and
shipping in our portupon almost every interest indeed
exposed thereto on the river The amount of damage we
yet unable approximately 10 estimate. II
must, however be very great bat that Is nothing com
pared with the loss Of many valuable lives The fol
lowing are the particulars, condensed and classified go
far as We have been able 10 obtain them. We will simply
premise, however for the better understanding Of the
reader that the gale proceedet from southwestery 81
rection, and was but Of about Eve minutes duration IL
was, IN fact, hurricane.
The steamer W. W Farmer had both her chimneys
blown down, which, falling over the steamer Messenger,
lying alongside, crushed W death man ~ the name o.
Murphy, employed On the former boat. Deceased was
native OF Ireland, and had been but short time en-
gagged.
The Messenger likewise had both OF her chmneys blown
down They fell over the Caddo Belle lying alongside,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
THE FAMILY HERALD.

The Berlin Heights Free Lovcrs-Intere sting
Intelligence about Utah ard the M0rmOns-
Anali y In EurOYe-The War I'm Intiia-Tho
Hnbeas Corpus Case for the Custody Of u
New vNiEc-Lntest News, &C., Sc.
In the FAMILY HERALD OF next Wednesday will be
found
highly interesting letter from correspondent at
Sandusky Ohio giving OF his visit 10 the Free
Love colony at Berlin Heights their ideas of marriage
social polity, &c.
An interesting article abou. Utah and the Nor nous
They will not leave Uah--Trospects OF army Fort
Bridger-The Mormon Feeling in Engsnd-The Best Way
o send Troops 10 Salt Iake--Ske,ches Of the Mormon
Apostles Orson Hyde and John Taylor &C.
Affairs in Europe-Leters from Correspondents at
London and Paris.
News from lndia-Death of General Havelock-Geu.
windham's Division defeated by the Gwsor Mutineers-
Ap English Regiment Cut to Pieces-Sr Colin Campbell
Defeats the Enemy, &c.
The Bride OF an Hour-Proceedngs OF the Supreme
Court in the case for the recovery of New Wife.
The Paris Fashions for January.
Obituary notices Of Mad. Rachel General Havelock
Redschid Paschs Count Radetsy and other distinguished
persons
Affairs in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Congress
full aud carefully corrected report Of the Retail
Prices Of all kinds OF Marketable Proluce-Famly Mar.
ke,ng cheaper than
Editorials on the current events or the day.
The latest intelligence by telegraph or otherwise.
With the Local News Of interest in this ana the JON
ing cities-Poice Reports-Tbeaircal Maters-Commer.
cial and Money harkets-Reports OF the Cattle Market
Marriages and Deaths for the week, forming u large
amount Of general and interesting reading.
Terms-oaly 81 year: four cents single copy. To
be obtained Of the agents and Mt the office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
Assessment for widening Rcadc street.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

The attention OF owners Of property the neghborhpod
Of Rosde street called 10 the assessments which the oo
have recently made upon lots in the adjoining
streets. While the benefit to be derived from widening
Roadc street sill 10 the OF lots on tia
street the streets in the vicinity have becu assessed IA
hcyord auy former precedent and fary ~ every die
tate of Justice. lots Chambers street - by 10 are
assessed from $3.50 TO VI 100 EACH without rece'ving one
benefit and simply for tle purpose Of increasing
the value or peng street: IN Tact quite number "
lots Chambers street cny running half the depth Of the
block Assessed heavier than the simaty stused o'
on R ado street The report the Comms for hls
assessment up before the supreme Court IN Decem
Der last for confirmation but from tire haty and illegal
tuanucr In which parties endeavored ~ rush the
report through cent back % The Commissioners 10
be re advertised Tho new Advertisement appeared on
the Ith inst aud the man object e Tits nOoe A. 70 "a ss
those n,e~e s,ed w be prowp in rtsrg iheir 0N@c'os
unaer oath " I. " ihseckrr 10. hGemtt. 80 81
w,u:su, s'..' ~ go .b.ary . t. at dsg "a
vhkn tney % reC-t,V0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
Recovery 90 D-mngss for injuries Sustained
by the FeIIi.g OF an Awning.
BhoOkLNN CITY COURT.
nsfore 4. u. Culver. Judge.

jan 70 --Chorl,s n. Van feh Ansoa Blais.--Tbis
wa action Coz damages brought against Ir Blake, rs
owner Of premises OF Hamilton ssenue and Union
street, Consequence Of injuries received by plantin
the 1ith Of April, 1859, by the falling Of wooden
awning The plaintiff at that time was fifteen years Of age
The immediate OF the accident extraordinary
accumu of wet during storm which lasted for
several days The plaintiff s Dewsboy, and at the time
Of the accident pursuing his business at the corner
under the awning The pressure caused the rsfters 10
break and the falling the boy fractured his thigh
and caused other injuries The defence commended
that Mr. Blake not liable the awning properly
constructed and the premises leased immediately
after constru ou 10 tenant for I'VE years, whose duty
10 clean of the snow, and that the plaintiff himself
trespasser in pursuing his business in The public
street.
The given 10 the jury on saturday afternoon,
and the Jury after some hours consultation, brought IN
verdict OF Thousand dollars (sI9oo) in favor ol
the plaintiff The amount OF damages claimed was
$1,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
Personal IntsIlSge aCe,

Mrs. Da Moa, wife Of the Consul General Of Brazil in
Brussels, died in that city on the Both December
Miss Barring, daughter Of the English banker, ia, it ia
said about 10 be married TO Lord Euson Duke Of Grafton
ARRIVALS
At the Everett House-h + Martin and wife and John
Jepness, New York; James y Msisel Stamford Coan j
NJ. Earle Providence; }. r. Miedge, Boston, Capt McKin.
stry and lady u y. N MIR. and Mrs D. Ogden, Chicago
Hunt Philadelphia u. r. Lambert Brooklyn; G. j. CO.
ney, Boston.
From Liverpool IN the Euops-Mr Van Bergen, Stanert
Whitfield Mrs Hegh and son. Mr. and MRS Heape Madame
dc Monihom. Fenton. Messrs Wilson and WALLACE,
Wsndel, hessrs Bengion and Demps,er Vrom Howell >
Drummer NJ Vinveder, Mcguire II shaw Hon W T Law.
Cosies, J Waller. A Entiay A Lyon, Wen,yss. ID
Colin, Sherman. Soddard Mr. Archibald. Brown
Jones. Mills Mgle, 4 williams. q Booh+otsi 81.
From Shsnghse In bark QuicksepCspt John Jacobs and
A ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
City Intelligence.

FRH IN Wet FORTY SrixRr Between two and
three O'Clock on Sunday afternoon FIRE occurred in the
dwelling house No 1852 West Forty ninth street, occupied
by Mr.. VIM Spindel Damage triaing
FIRE CHERRY SrHEEr-About half past four o'clock
Sunday afternoon fire occurred the fourth floor
Of the match maauac.ory No. % Cherry street. owned
by ]. Connolly The flames ex.Dgushed-da-
mage about $i0 insured Tho fire occasioned two
little bows while at play
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
n Dir. Parrou md the Tsgeha Constitution.
TO THE EDITOR or rus HERALD.

Your ssue OF yesterday contains letter from your
Kansas correspondent, dated Lawrence, 18th inst in
which am reported have express {, General
"a, vsiug the Topeka government 10 be pu, In opera
lion &c 'g have &, IA ,tar1rsh The medium
nan. htye 40, - Y.'" ts,t ~ istle " w
e,ae MARCUS j. PAR1Orr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25

ded nom the effects Of burns accidentally received by his
catching dre During the temporary absence of his
other deceased ventured too red hot stove when
ms clothes caught fire and in few moments he was
veioped 10 names Verdict, Accidental death" Deceased
was nree years old and was a native Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
Weekly ls~Dort of Deaths

the city and county OF New York from the 18th dag
January 10 the 23d DAY Of January, 1858.
Men, 65 women, 10, boys, 14s girls, l3l-Total, 423
Adults, l44 children, 279 males, ga; females 2l0s
colored persons, IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
Court Calendar-This Day.

SurRDn CouRr-Crcuit Nos 1898 10, 27i. 2s3T. 1925
1928 2ss, 49, 49, 81 S. So S. &c. oo loe 3s2, lo9 10
SvrRlnx CoyKf-Specia Term.--Nos 355 70 $685. 366 TO
ses $40, 372 70 $40 s7s $780, $751; 49, 3s4, s6 Dc, iss
1853, liz, 277, 500, 314, $50, 81.
usrxD STAINS DISTRICT CocnNos. 50, SO, 90, 81, o.
%. 81, 95, %, 80
svrsroR Cour--Eos 248, 20, 81, 20, 20 81, 7b $685.
272 Ala, 4l6, AIS, 41o, 432 l36 4sT, 40, 40 29Z 36
4t3, 44, 4s3 49, 4es, 400 40, 472 473, 47o An 45s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
Ag~nfWanscd.

Wanted, agent by lady the theatrical
No pced apply without the highest testimonials
peebce character and business capacity Address
days. with full particulars A. d., Home Journal ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-25
MIsCEI.LANEOUs.

CITY Inspectors Department, New York, Jan. q, 1858
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01
PROVISIONS & GROCERIES.

pOBBINS' EXTRA
IL BACON, in casks
and cases.
Oregon Extra Bacon in
cases.
Sugar cured Hams ; Bill
lings', Griggs', and in
brine.
Extra clear Pork Lard
in tins.
Goshen Butter; Cali
fornia Butter in 5 and
10 fb tins.
Crushed sugar,powder-
ed sugar, n. o. sugar,
Nhlila NO. l sugar.
Rio and Old Govern
mentJava Coffee, Bo-
wees Fresh Ground
Coffee.
A fine assortment OF
Green and Black
Teas.
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01

California new Beans;
red, white and Ba-
yos.
Dried apples and dried
peaches. Chill peach
es, assorted pie fruits.
Green corn, green peas.
Oysters, sardines, and
q full assortment of
gools in tins.
Carolina, and China No.
l Rice.
Rock, Gro. Rock. and
Table Salt, in 5 and
lob bags.
Pickles and Cranberries
in kegs.
Goldfish, Mackerel.
Extra Golden and sugar
house syrup.
Flour, Grain, Potatoes,
&C., &C., in quantities
to suit.
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01
BRANDIES, &c

represented. Rates
not higher than San
Francisco curren t
rates, adding freight
to this place.
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-01
A G A Il ID.

The attention OF the undersIgned
has been drawn to your Card in this morning
Alta, headed ITO MANUFACTURERS OF SYRUP" in
which you speak of an agreement entered into
by Messrs. Turner & Brothers, and other manu-
tacturers of Syrup, with certain parties in this
city, not to sell any more of their goods to any
merchants doing business out of San Francisco.
The undersigned takes this method to assure
you, MS well as the public, that he has had no
hand or part in such "agreement'; that he VAL
ues too highly the trade of the State at large to
thus confne or limit himself or the sale of his
goods. He therefore begs that his friends in
the interior cities and towns will not desert HIM.
and respectfully solicits continuance of their
patronage. A BARBER,
Manufacturer of Syrups, Cordials, &C.,
14S Washington street, San Francisco.
To Messrs. McWiiams & Co., Cushing & Shell
den, Geo. Thatcher 4 Co., Hill, Wooster Il Co.,
Wm. Howard, Bryant & Co., P. j. Brogan &
Co., Barton, Grimm Il CO., Burke L Co.,
Thos. W. Leggct, Lady Adams Co., f. II. Mil
Ter Il Co., A. Despecher Il Field, J. Burton &
Co., Benchley & McNeil, J c. Jonghaus, Flagg,
Powers & Culver, W. T. Grissim, Sheath &
Arnold, Linton & Beck, Booth & Co., J. W.
Mitchell 4 Co., Putzman Looher j H. Bull
lard, P Vertimer, Hyde Il Hawks, Hamilton
Co., Wolf & Co., Sam Doake & Co., J. Bar
enkamp & Co.,
And all jobbers in California. ap24-3tis