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NAVAL lSfELLIG ENcE.-Dispatch of June %
have been received from Flag Officer Striblinp.
commanding the East India Squadron. He was
about proceeding from Shanghai in the Hartford.
with the Hon. Mr.. Ward, United States Minister.
70 'ne uun OF fitchili-to be followed by the
steamer Saginaw.
Inc United States sloop John Adams, Com
mander Berrien, was In the river Min. The Can
ton and Chinchew men were q . htipp at Foucbou
and Com'der Berrien had dispatched two arme3
boats for the protection Of American citizens.
The Chiriqui surveying commission, of which
Captain Frederick Engle is In charge, arrived I'm
the Brooklyn at Boco del Toro August %, ten DAYS
out from Norfolk. The Brooklyn had a very
smooth passage, which favored the commission in
the arrangement Of their plan Of action Imme-
oiateiy the Brooklyn dropped anchor the various
divisions OF the commission entered upon their
respective duties. The weather was dry-the DAYS
pleasant and the nights cool, with a refreshing
breeze. The harbor Is represented to be beautiful
On the sound end of Columbus Island there are
about SUI huts, with population Of over 1000.
NAVAL BOARD OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
George w. Sto.er, Commodore 3. II. Stringham.
Engineer-in-Chief Samuel Arch bold, Chief Engi-
neer b. F. sherwood, John Lenthal, Esq Chief
Va she bureau VI CODsuuCtlOn, ana Naval Con-
structor B. F. Delano, have been appointed nv
Tie Secretary Of the Navy, In accordance with a
special act Of Congress, board to examine into
the condition Of the sailing vessels Of the Navy.
aud the cost Of giving them, or any of them, fun
steam power, together with the expediency of
making such change, In view Of the cost, condi.
ton, model, and general character Of such vessels
so ordered. They are to commence their exam
nations Immediately Of the vessels at the Ports
mouth, N. H., navy-yard, and then examine those
at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Norfolk
successfully.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Surgeon
James +. Suddars has been detached from the
Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, and ordered to re.
Pof' on the 18th inst for duty board the Rich
commodore James Armstrong has been ordered
70 PENSACOLA, Florida, to take command Of the
Navy Yard there.
Lieut.. r. A. Roe has been asslgned IN o,di.
nance outy In the Navy Yard, New York
Chief Engineer sherwood having been ordered
upon another duty, Chief Engineer VIM, n
shock has been appointed upon the Board, which
MEETS In Philadelphia on the 18th lost % ev.
anime candidates for promotion and admission
in the Engineer corps Of the Navy. 9. u
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auctioneers
Geo7gtfotra, ID. G.

U PTstfc hucTiosIon fsTDsY f. hfFEh-
NOON 2lst, 81 hall past O'Clock, we will sell, In
front OF the premises, that desirable residences
boundary OF Georgetown, ID. q, aud oonta ming
about thirty five acres Of land, improved By good
House, &o- The situation IL beart fol, high and
healthy, and 10 wetered BY several springs Of pure
Terms: One-third cash; balance IN one, two,
eno three years, bsarIng interest secured by deed
of trust.
sell-d BARNARD a. BUCKEy.Auota
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By J. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
A PAIR OF DESIRABLE HORSES. TROT
"a TING WAGON AND DOUBLE BkRyBss FOR SALE.
The fubscribers will sell. IN front Of their premI
ses, on September 18th, az Ia O'Clock, pair OF Bay
Mares. shout IL years old, stylish in aotloa and
appearance, and accustomed 20 double snd single
harness. Both are excellent saddi 10 horses.
Afrot.ing Buggy. neary new, and q double set
oil Harness will lie sold 81 the same tune.
The horses be until the day Of sale at tho
stables OF Or. Gregssou. st, near Fourteeuth.
Terms OF sale: credit Of months for sshs fao-
torlly endorsed notes, bsaring interest
se I'D ]. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Aucts.
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Barometer at the Smithsonian at a. m, fcor-
rected for teEperature) 81, 352; at noon, 30 391.
Thermometer at Z a. m, So; at noon, Go.
Maximum during IS hours ending Q q. m. to-
day, 6S'; minimum 45X'
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1UST RECEIVED. . Sue stock Of FALL
Hal Lo III III rE,nSs r. w.lss E.t, {sBs1sss
SS!i 10 1sS ::
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auotioneers.

Dy " dBfs q Is ANNAhD, huotlOneerk.
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
Il CHINA, PARIAN, BuIsoUII. LAVA AND OTHER
COSTLY WARE, RICHLY CUT BOHEMIAN, FRENCH
ArD hMERIcANGLAss WARE, FI,E PLATED w ARE,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CUTLERY, &c. FRENCH
BUIsk STATUETTs. &c, &c.-On THURSDAY
next September 18Th, at 10 o'cock, and continuing
store OF c. f.. Green, ga Pa. avenue. between lth
And ISth streets, q arge and varied assortment Of
the above ware, such as
Vases; Gard Rcceiyers. Cologne Bottles,
Glass Wac of all kinds,
Table Casters, Wine Casters,
Spoons, Forks, Dinner Sets. Cutlery, &c.
With many other goods not here enumerated.
The above sale will be found worthy the atten-
ton Of the pubic. rs the goods al styles OF
the lateet Importation, and all warranted to be OF
the best quality. Ample arrangements made for
the comfort Of the ladies'.
Terms: so and under cash; over So q credit of
so and 81 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes.
bearing interest.
aa ma pApN A..
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MhRSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of q writ of
~. hen iaolas issued from the CLERKS Once OF
ne circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for
the County OF Washington, aud to me dir ected
expose to PuoiIc sale, for cash. in font OF the
the lst day OF October rext 1869 at IL o'oocf n ali
re emo night title, claim aud nterss, in ard
ington, ID. @, together with all Add sing olar the
Improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as
ire proPerty OF william Blanchard, and viii be
1860, in favor Of Jesse b. Wilson.
Y. s. Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
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AUCTION SALES.

-nBy WALL d BARNARD, Auctioneers
ORDINATIONS OF FANCY AND
IN SI.PLE Day 6ooDe, AT AUCTION On SAT-
UMDAI MORNING, 1sth inst. at O'Clock, we
Wi contipue the sale Of Dry Goods with 8 much
larger And better assorted stock.
Terms cash.
seHlt WALL & BARNARD, Auot.
BY A. GREEN. Auotioneer.
'HOUS E o d FURNITURE. CHINA,
0LAss. AND CnocKERT. AT AUCTION ON
SATURDAY, the l5th Instant AZ o'olook a m
Ishall sell, 81 my Auction Store superior lot al
Furniture, viz: " -
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, and Tables,
Mahogany Bookcase, Wardrobes, and Bureaps
Cottage. Jenny Lind, and other Bsdstsads
Hair. Cotton top. and Husk Mattresses,
Cane. Wood Sest; and other Chairs,
Feather Beds, Pillows, and Bosters,
China, Glass. and Crockeryware,
And many other articles too numerous 10 suume-
ssI4-it A. GREEN. Apct.
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Sc I'D BARNARD q BUCKEY,Auot..

INTERESTING SALE ar PUsiIc AUG.
RIOS he first SP q e.yl q Su1a
Der, at 10 O'CLOCK, two highly cultivated Farms. I'D
miles from w sshiGs ton city, D. C.. on the Sew
entA street road, IN Manty county, Nd. Also,
Nine Horse. and one Cot.
One pair OF Working eteers.
Twenty four head Of Cattle. camprifins-
Mloh Cows, young Steers. sc Io.
hSSu e tsiSsy iof. .nS shoats lot Of Sheep
ZEN Ns Cat s iafsi ne po Doue,e Harness.
Alto, Family Carr age and Double Harness,
single Hsrnrss, Ladies ard Gents' saddles,
BRIDES. Slelsh Be,ls, 30 &C.
Rkh hns.w s:ehip, ssd Aosss Power,
And many other useful articles too numerous SO
LARGE lot OF Clover and Timothy H.y.
Wheat. Rye and Uat straw, Corn and Corn Fodder
ne farms Will be sold at one O'Clock without
perfect and free from ali encu@Sr snoe. Sss an ei.s
es.' noos. IN house, replete with all conyerIerces
closets, rang, and pump in iitch.n, fnrraos, fns
ory cellar, not and cold wstPr an he'd rooms, CON
ssssn sssntrg fsSdsTs. ASs % .
SURROUNDINGS, oost about $1,000
II. Farm Ne h,s about 30 scrc. highly improved
rood barn and stsbliLe for IL horses. BnIdlnfs
Sssd secotdlre e Insursnce survey q about
oellent water in every direction. Also. s1f6cient
we?f land and fine meadows. The farms vii no
non.
Terms OF sale One, third cash; balance 10 suit
zoe purchase. secured By a deed OF trust on the
properly All the personal property viii be sold on
9 credit Of ronths for al sums over go and up 10
as al over that cum credit of6 months will be
tere<t from the DAY Of rae; oil sums under 80
ossh The whole proper ~. real and personal. vii
ne sold without reserve the FIRST TUESDAY ~
Oct her, and the ssle will be continued daily until
the hole Of the property IL disposed Of The prop
erty can be viewed and every desirahle imforms-
ton givsn b. calnf on the owner, WILLIAM A:
DATCHEL0R.a about mies beyond the farms OF
Mr.. Clsget and r. y. Blair, on the Seventh street
road. Address, IL by letter, Cottage Post Oihee,
N Montgomery county, Md.
se4-eo&dps A. GREEN, Auct
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FOX SAI.E-A very superior Rosewood Case
iron fTame PIANO, with an elegant-
rosewood Stool to match, is offered forI
sale st the low price Of S25o-the PianovvH WI
elone cost S75o. Terms One-half cash; the bal
anoe on credit Of 50, 60 ADD 30 days. Persons de-
sirous OF purchasing can the Instrument by sp-
and Twelfth sts. 9 10 eus,s
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LIVERPOOL SALT AT AUCTION.-By the
- b.rk Petrea, expected daily having sailed the
18th July, we shall receive :
2,0c sacks Coarse Salt, extra twiled sacks,
l,s0 do Ashton's Fine Salt, 4 Factory flIsd is 70
70 90: WoI,hinstor do. the ton.
val; delivered ffom the snip, of which due notice
sell x. ri MILLER. soN A. en-
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A PLACE, suitable for Cake Baker. with
"A bake oven and ranres all fixed, to rent on rea-
soDable terms; or suitable for worksbop for few
shoemakers. Apply to 243 st., between I4,h and
18th sts., opposite Birch's Stable. Sc I4-NtT
EOR SAhE-A very good and substantial Brick
HOUSE-and IIot-with rooms. In good and
Improving part of the city, near Pa avenue and the
Center Market. Apply at No 26S street north,
or at ANTHONY'S Hat Store, 7th st. so I4-tf'
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w.. SEALED PROPOSALS
w ILL Be received BY the subscriber until the
24th lnstent az II O'Clock m, for furnishing seven
A Az 9uaftsrmastsrs Once, Nos. 2o5 and
The fuel to bs delivered before the soth Instant
p,lsd In front OF the Once and then legally meas
Proposals. should be sddresssd 10 thu .oh.o,,..,
and endorsed Proposals for Fuel
NORRIS 9. MILLER.
Captain Assist't Qusrterpaster,
Ass'LQrARTBRMlsrrR's OIrIck.
seis-% washington, ID. c., Sept. Is io6o.
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CHARLES A. SHAFER,
~ wArcH MAKER,
346 Psna. AcsaHe, scar SersafA Street
Entire attention given 20 the Repairing Of Cbro
nonetsr., Duplex and Lever Watches. fne n
Clocks, &c. Also, TO thu Engras ipg Of In IN
CITATION, w Wedding, Wishing and Professions,
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NEW ASSORTED pE k9TsN orp cyr,
HANDRERChiEFs,f from IS cents to q q dozen.
50 dog CENTS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs.
SO dozen LADIES' FRENCH CORSETs, white
LADIES' PINE APPLE HANpKERCHIEFs,
q new and beautiful article, very cheap =
A large lot of EMBROIDERED COLLARS.
All declded bargains, to which we invite the at
ses st 52a Seventh n ahove u.
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MRS. NJ. c. BROWN,
W. No. Ok STREET.
Will he prepared to open, on Monday the 18th
Instant, entirely distinct from her Female School a
PRIMARY CLASS for Boys. As the number will
he limited, those desiring to enter should make i'm
mediate application. Mrs. B. will be ably assisted
IN the Female Department Sc Ia st
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-,a, NAVEL WILL : s gEo sas 4 p: .. Az

FkfSSRs
sell part OF Lot No. =, IN Threlakeld's sSditiou .
fronting "a feet sixth street, BY 80 ia Depth near
frame house with excellent dry cellar. stable. O.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; halapce in 6 and
y months for approved endorsed notes, bearing
laterest, and secured by q deed Of trust on me
premises.
se li-<t THOS DOwIINC Auct
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COOPER & CONARD,

S. e. Corner Ninth and Market Streets.
Pill EADEL PEIA.
INVITE attention to the largest stock they havs
ever offered, comprising in part,
LADIES CLOTH CLOAKS
OF plain, striped and mixed Cloths, of the nowsst
shapes and material, got up in the most
ELEGANT AND ARTISTIC
manner, and to sell at very reasonable rntos.
LACE POINTES AND MANTLES.
BLACK SILK NANTES,
Grey Dress Goods,
Chene Mixtures,
Barege Anglais,
Poplinettes,
French Bareges,
Barege Robes,
Plaid Goods,
Bayadore Goods,
Black Dress Goods,
Embroderics.
Also,
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
First rate Black Cloths, for 81 25, SO so and So
Light Cloakings a, 81 IS, 81 so and 81
Stock of Cloths is very large, select and cheap.
CASSIMERES.
Fancy, neat, plain, mixed and black
Goods especially for Boys wear.
Fine Black Cassimeres, s. TO So 25.
Feslings of Silk, Valencia and Marseies.
COOPER & CONARD,
Ninth and Market Streets, Philadelphia,
April lsC0.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans
N Court of Northumberland county, will be
exposed to public sale at the public house of
VIM. NJ WEAVER in the town of Shamokin,
on Saturday, the 30th day Of JUNE, 1860 The
undivided half paIt or moiety of a certain Tract
of Land, situate in Coal township. Northumber.
land, bounded on the north by lands of the Phil
adslphia and Sunhury, (now Shamokin Valley
& Pottsvllle) Rail Road Company, on the south
by the Martin lands, and or the east and west
by lands of jeremiah Brown, containing two
hundred acres, more or less whereon are erected
a dwelling House and Earn, it being part of a
larger tract originally surveyed in the name of
Daniel Rees.
Also. The following described Lots OF Ground
situate in the town of Shamokin, of which he
died sole seized, viz: triangular piece Of ground
bounded south by Wall street, west by lot Of
late II. Yoxtheimcr, and on the north by street
along said p. & 5. now s. V. & p. Railroad.
.. Another Lot of Ground bounded on the
south by Wall street, on the west by the Carl on
Run Railroad, on the north by street along the
said p & 5. now s. V. tS p. Railroad, and on
the east by lot belonging TO the estate of the late
II. Yoxtheimer.
3. Also, another LOT of ground containing one
eighth of an acres, more less, adjoining lot OF
DIR. Robert Philips, shamokn creek, branch Of
Shamokln creek, ana triangular lot NO. 44f on
the plot of town laid out by McCarty, Davis,
Warner and Jordan Late the estate of David
Thompson, decd.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, of said
day.
CONDITION OF SALE.
One half of the clear valuation money TO re.
main charged on the land during life of the wi.
dow, the interest to be paid to her annually
to be secured by Bond and Mortgage. 10 per
cent of balance to be paid as soon as the property
is struck down--and the remaining 80 per cent
on the first day of April, 1861, also be secured
by Bond and Mortgage.
HI. WOLVERTON, Trustee.
By order of the Court.
J. B. MASSER, CR., o. e.
Surbury. May 10, 1869.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad grade is $40
feet above tide.wster at Harrisburg 4es
feet at Lewistown Clio feet at Huntingdon !;
$50 feet at Tyrone ll69 at Altoona at the
west end Of the Allegheny mountain tunnel,
2lSl feet ; at Greepsburg 1l9I feet at the
Canal Bridge, I.ibery street, Pittsburg, TAI
feet. The bottom Of the Ohio river at the
after place, is 700 feet above tide-water.
Reliable estimates show that l 900 wagons
passed Plum Greek on their way to Pixies
Peak this spring, up the first of May. Esti.
mating four persons to each wagon, the total
emigration to the new gold region the present
spring, would be $4,000. The population OF
the region is supposed to be l25,00O.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

I'm pursuance of AN order of the Orphans Court
a of Northumberland county, will be exposed to
public sale, at the Court House, in the borough
of Sunbury, on Saturday, the Goth day of June
next certain tract of land, situate in the
township of Upper Augusta, Northumberland
county, adjoining land of Michael Shpe on the
north, land Of John Farnsworth on the east
Shamokin creek and land of John w. Fryling
on the south, and land of Joseph Gass on the
west, containing SO acres, more or less, about
10 acres of which are cleared and in a high state
of cultivation, whereon are erected two stery
log dwelling house, weatherboarded, large bank
barn, two story frame tenant house with cellar
and ice house under it, and other outbuildings
also, good well Of water, good orchard, &c.
Also, certain other messuage and tract of
land situate in said township of Upper Augusta,
adjoining Shamokin creek and land of Joseph
Gass on the north, other land of said intes,ate
and Joseph Savidge on the cast land Of John W.
Peale and Samuel V. Sickle on the SOUTH and
land of Philip Sarvey on the west, containing
95 acres, more or less-about co acres Of which
are cleared and in good state of cultivation
whereon are erected a large two story log DWELL
ing house, rough cast, large bank barn, wagon
shed, and numerous other out buildings, good,
never failing spring Of water, good peach and
apple orchard, &c. The Shamokin Valley Rail.
road passes through both of the above mentioned
farms, about p miles east of Sunbury. Also,
another certain mcssuage and piece Of land,
situate in said township of Upper Augusta,
adjoining Shamokin creek and land of Joseph
Gass on the north, and adjoining the other land
OF the said Silas Wolverton, deceased, last above
mentioned and described on the east, south and
west, containing three and half acres, more or
less, all OF which is cleared and in a good state
OF cultivation, whereon are erected a one and a
half story log house, frame stable, q good
spring Of water, &c. Also, a certain other
messaage and piece of land, situate in said
township of Upper Augusta. adjoining Shamokin
creek and land of the estate of said intes,ate on
the north, land of John w. Fryling on the east
land of Joseph Savidge on the south, and other
land OF said intestate on the west all of which
Is cleared and in good state of cultivation, and
containing six acres, more or less. Late the
estate OF Sllas Wolyerton, deceased.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said
day, when the terms and conditions of sale will
be made known by
WILLIAM REED, Administrator.
By order of the Court
J. B. MASSER, elk, o. c.
sunbury, May 5, 1860.
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CONDITIONS OF SALE.

Three hundred dollars TO be paid as soon as
the property is struck down.-Three hundred
dollars in ninety days, when possession will be
given to the purchaser. Five hundred dollars on
the first day of April, 1861, and the balance in
four equal annual payments, with interest from
sale.
A discount Of per cent will he allowed for
whatever cash payment may be made over and
above the sum of 5000, above mentioned.
Sunbury, May 26, 1860.
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"TuE FARMER AND GARDNER" for June is
On our table and as usual, is filled to over
aowing with choice matter and handsome
Illustrations. The Publisher announces I'M
portant changes in the July number. Inc
form will be changed to royal octave OF 81
pages and the editorial charge oil the horu'
cultural Department Will be assumed py
William Saunders, the distinguished writer.
In addition to this, q large number OF the
ah,5st writer's on Agriculture in the country.
Lsve consented to contribute to the pages oil
tbe .Farmer and Gardner" With these
areat attractions, IL will be one Of the best,
ss il is now one Of the bandsomest and cheap
est publications 10 tho country. Persons
dssrous of examining the work. can procure
a oopy without charge, by addressing the
Psblsher, A. NJ. spaDgler, Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Jane Elizabeth Jones, one of the
speakers at the recent Woman's rights Con-
vention in New York, was somewhat severe
upon the masculines who flourish in the at
mosphere of millinery stores. Hear her
"The other day she saw q man milliner
holding up bonnet on bis soft hands and ex.
plating on its merits. A lady tried it on and
be went into ecstacies, it was such a tit and
SO becoming! He complimented the bonnet
and then he complimented the lady She
could but think this man was out OF his
sphere, and had crowded some woman out oi
her sphere. In q shoe store, instead OF a
sprightly girl to try on woman's CATERS. you
Gnd strong man, who tries it. aud fuses
over the gaiter and over the foot until the
young lady is almost tempted to propel him
into his true sphere. Laughter.l When
and where was Il discovered that God made
man 20 fit ladir4' ss.;ere fLaughier.l
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PROTgHONOTARY.

To the Democratic Voters of Northumberland
County.
I fELLow DEMocRATs II hereby offer myself
y as a candidate for reelection for the Office of
Prothonotnry, &C., subject to the rules of the
Democratic party. Should | be nominated and
elected, | will perform the duties of the office
faithfully, and to the best of my ability.
DANIEL, BECKLEY.
Sunbury, May 3, 1860.
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New Advertisements.
$3.50 REWARD.

WHEREAS, the Coal Breaker of the Big
w Mountain improvement Company was
destroyed by fire on the night of the 2sth inst,
and
WHEREAS, the Company have reason to
believe that the fire was the result of design,
NOTICE is hereby given, that a reward of
Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid
for the detection and conviction of the nstigator
and perpetrator of the deed; and further if any
person or persons be the instruments ofanother's
malice, he or they shall, after giving the nforma-
iion necessary to convict, receive the above re-
ward upon conviction of the principal, and the
Company will not prosecute the informer
BY order of the Board cf Directors.
WILLIAM p. JENKS,
President Big Mountain Imp. Co.
Phila delphia, May 80, 1860.
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FOR LADIES WEAR,
Sunbury, May. 10, ls6O.-tf.
Estate OF Sarah Kerr, deceased.


James Gillen, In the Orphans Court of
VS. Northumberland county.
The heirs Of Sarah : Writ of Partition and
Kerr, deceased valuation, returnable TO
August Term, 1860.
To Jane Gillen! late Jane Kerr, Sarah Lever.
rin internarricd with Wallace Russell, Eliza
intermarried with - Bucaalew, William
Kerr and John II. Wilson guardian of James
and Richard Kerr, minor children of James Kerr
and Thomas Kerr, deceased, heirs and legal re-
prcsentatives Of Sarah Kerr, late of the Borough
OF Turbutvile, in Northumberland county, Penn
syiyania, deceased.
You asd each Of you are hereby notified, tina.
by vlrtnc of the above writ TO me directed, an
inquest will be bed upon the real estate of said
Sarah Kerr, deceased, to wit Three certain lots
or pieces of ground, situate in Lewis township.
and the borough of Turbutville, Northumberland
County, aforesaid, on Tuesday the Goth day of
June next (ls60,) at 10 o'clock il. NJ, for the
purpose OF making partition of, or to valuo and
apprase the said real estate, Mt which time and
place you may attend il you think proper
JAMES VANDYKE, Sheriff.
SheriiNs Office,
Sunbury, May IL, 1860.