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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-16
NASSER,S PATTNT
FIY MINUTE FREEZER,
As Improved for 1859 and GO,

AS Improved for 1859 and GO,
By E. KETCHAM g. CO., 2s9 Pearl. Street,
New-York.
TNHE only Freezer constructed on scientific
n principles, with revolving can and spring
blade scraper. The one hastens the freezing of
the cream-the other removes il as fast frozen.
The most rapid in freezing, with the least
quantity of ice.
The most economical in cost as it is the most
simple and durable in structure.
For sale in all the principal cities and towns
in the Union.
Each Freezer accompanied with book of re-
cpes and full directions.
pDJCEC
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-16
SAVE YOUR FRUIT

DY USING MASON'S Patent Sheet Metal
hS Screw Top PRESERVE JAR.
MASON'S PATENT SHEET METAL
SCREW TOP!
All that is necessary being to screw the Cap down
upon the Rubber Gasket, which is placed outside
upon the shoulder of the Jar, "a Of an inch dis
tant from the top; prevent the possibility of the
flavor Of the fruit being injured by coming in
contact with the Rubber.
Persons desiring these Jars can be supplied by
leaving their orders with II. B. MASSER,
Sunbury, june ., 1860. Agent.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTAT

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
TENHE subscriber will offer at public saloon the
4 premises, on SATURDAY, the esd day
of JUNE, next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the follow
ing valuable property to wit, viz;-THE WELL
KNOWN
TAVERN ST AND
now kept such by Michael Wilvert, situate on
Fawn street, near the Shamokm Valley & Potts.
vile Railroad Depot, in the Borough of SIN
BURY, Northumberland county Pennsylvania
The buildings are a large Frame HOUSE, near.
ly new, Frame Stable, Shed. Ice House and
other outbuildings. A Well of water with a
pump, at the door, good garden and very choice
fruit on the lot.
This stand is doing an excellent business, hav-
ing the safest and most reliable custom of any
Tavern in the County.
An indisputable title will I've given.
EMANUEL WILVERT.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-16

To the Democrats of Northumberland
County.

FELLOw-NEMoCRATs
hereby offer myself as Candidate for
the Office of PROTHONOTARY,& &C., subject
to the rules of the Democratic party. Should /
be nominated aud elected, will fulfill the duties
of the Offices to the best of my ability and pledge
myself not to ask for re election to said offices.
believing the one term principle to be the true
democratic one. CHAS. ]. BRUNER.
Sunbury, April IS, 1860.
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CONGlS ESS.

HAVING received extensive encouragement
M throughout the County, offer myself as
a candidate for CONGRESS; subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic Party, at its mex: pri.
mary election.
J.J. REIMENSNYDER.
Juna q 1850
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-16
Last Notice.

A Ill persons having any claims against the
"a estate of Jacob Raker, deceased, late of Lit.
tie Mahonoy township, Northumberland county,
Pa, are hereby notified to present them for settle
ment 10 the undersigned residing in the town of
Trevorton, in said county. Those knowing them
selves indebted to the estate either by note or
book account, are the last time notified to make
immediate payment. All accounts remaining un-
settled after the first day of August, 1860, will
be placed in the hands cf proper officer for col
lection. HENRY u. RAKER, Admir-.
Trevorton, June 2, lS60.-4t
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CENTRAL HOTEL
Sale and Livery Stable.

VII suUscrIDer respectfully announces 20 The
H. public that he is prepared to accommodate
them with Saddle Horses, Horses and Bnggies,
Sulkies, Carriages, Rockaways and Hacks, at
the shortest notice. His stock of Horses are
admired for speed and gentleness, The vehicles
are neat and in good order.
Careful drivers will always be in readiness to
carry passengers to any point desired
EB@ Omnlbusses for parties and pic-nics car
be had at all times with or without driver.
he patronage of the public is respectfully So
licited. ]. ii. ECKBERT, Manager.
Sunbury, April 81, lsBO.-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-16

n EFT everybody know that Frling & Grant,
4 have the best assortment OF goods OF all
kinds and that they are selling them cheaper
than ever
Sunbury, May 26, 1860.
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], STEWART DEPUY,

ESRILING q GRANT have just received bV
a railroad the largest assortment of QUEENS
WARE and GLASSWARE ever brought TO
Sunbury. Also, fresh supply OF DRY GOODS
consisting Of Spring Dress Goods, Prints, Mus
Inns and Notions. apr 7, 1860.
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Sunbury, A pril 81, 1860.

To the Democratic Voters of ofNorthumber.
land County.
FELLOW CITIZENS
hereby offer myself as a Candidate for
the Office OF SHERIFF, subjec 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.
NJ. L. L BUCHER.
Sunburv, Apri a. 1860
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short Notice.

yFNHE subscriber having retired from business
a hereby notifies all persons indebted TO hun
on Book account or otherwise, TO call ana
settle the same without delay, otherwise hey VIII
be put into the hands ota Justice for eoheGIoh
GEORGE ROHRBACF'
Sunbury, Nov 5. ls59.-u
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SHANOKIN BANK,

STATEMENT of the Shamokin Bank. as re-
~ qured by the second section ofthe Act of the
General Assembly of this Commonwealth, APP
proved the 18th day of October, A. u. 1857.
ASSETS.
Specie in vault and specie funds in
Philadelphia, 1923 50
Due from Banks, and City Bankers, 3,767 sc
Notes and Checks of other Banks, 1870 90
Bills discounted, 1874 10
$l02,355 IA
LIABILITIES.
Circulation, 32935 90
Due Depositors, 30,669 Oi
Due other Banks, 6l3 27
$6i,2l7 81
l, Chas. w. Peale, Cashier of the Shamokin
Bank, Icing duly sworn, depose and say that the
above statement is correct to the best ofmy know
ledge and belief.
CHARLES w. PEALE, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 9th day Of
June, 1860.
w. P. WIrHISGroN, Notary Public.
Shamokin, June 9, 1860.
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1T is important to the LADIES to know that
Il Frling & Grant, have the best and largest
assortment of Dress Goods in the county.
Sunbury, June Q. 1860.
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To the Democratic Voters of Northumber
land County.

FELLOW CITIZENS!
Encouraged by many of my friends, here
by offer myself as candidate for the Office of
S II L II | F,
subject to the rules of the Democratic party
Should you see proper to nominate and elect me,
shall endeavor to discharge the duties of the
office faithfully and to the best Of my ability.
JOHN b. HELLER.
Chilisquaque twp, May -, 1860.
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SnINGLES! SHINGLES !

SHINGLES SHINGLES l..
yEsHE subscriber has just received tho largest
i and hest lot of Shingles ever brosght 10 thls
place. Also a large lot of White Pins siding
loice. Studding, Pailing and Swinging Lam'
which he offers very cheap for cash.
Yard in Market Street. SunhuTy, Pa.
A. A. SHlSsLER
April 81, 1850,
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i Is NOT NECESSARY TO tell the people,
that the Mammoth Store is "one price store"
as they always knew that, but il is necessary to
let them know that we have replenished our stock
and will continue to receive new Goods every
few days. We are determined to supply the peo
pie, with the most desirable goods at the lowest
prices. FRILING & GRANT.
Sunbury, May &c, 1850.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-16

ASSASSINATION OF TUE EMPEROR OF JAPAN.
The Prince Goitairo, who was at the head
of the Japanese Government, was assassina-
ted on the 18th Of March. He was going
from his house to the palace with his train,
when he was attacked by fourteen Japanese,
dressed as travellers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

CnAHrx1 EIscrfon.--Ths municipal slec.
Mons tsok r1ncs yesterday. and resulted in -
ro-elsetion okall ~ old o1loers Very little a.
ciasment was manifested on the occasio&, Ne
psopie seaasally appearing TO b satisne1
with those who had already been tried. For
the positions Of Superintendent Of Gas. Works,
Maaaeer Of Poor. House. High Constable, and
Captain Of the Night. Watch, . slight scunie
ensued between the sins" and "outs," but the
result was never very doubtful, the ''ins''
having advantage Of possession, which IL al
mere personal popularity are ' - brourh to
bear. The vote for the amended charter was
very large, and 10 conclusive evidence that the
people feel the importance Of having another
court for the trial Of civil and criminal causes.
The new Council will now have to appoint
the time for the election OF the "Hustings
judge" and il the people make a proper Sc
lection from the multiplicity of lawyers in
our midst, the ends Of justice will be promo
ted, and a vast amount of business will be dis
patched. We append table, showing the re-
suit of the vote in the three Wards:
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BY the above table it will be seen that John
!. Fry's majority over Charles Campbell is
4}6; John Pearce beats T. g. Epps 629 J. A.
Malone f67, }: l.. Phillips 1871, and the three
combined l19; Henry Davis beats Geo. w. Dues
Baptist 81. - 'A ''''' '''''' "
JEFFERSON WARD
City ConncH.-Wm. Holt Richardson 80 r.
.. Haskins 537, Jas. M. Talbot 545, John
Greanor 500, N. b. Hill ~, A. A. Raine aGl, A.
Y. Stokes 2i5, Luther Libby l6l, T. Z. Ballard
I3a, M Darlington 157, scattering 5. So that
the five first named are all reelected.
Ahsrmen.-Willam Tay lOr SOC r. d. Sanxay
$50, A: 1nloes CPS, g. b. Hill GAG, Geo. E. Sadler
o., +: \. Winston l6i, b. Wardwell 1871, Geo
w. Allen 1853, scattering IA. The five first
named are reelected.
For the amended charter 7ol; against it Is.
MADISON WARD.
City CoMncil-Dr q. S. Mills $40, David 1.
Burr sl2, r: r. Grattan SIT, DR.. f. w. Roddey
629, George X Crutchfle 500, Geo. w. Ran
dolph 30l, W. GoddiE $50, S. S. Co.trell Il6,
James II. Grant 81, Geo. Whitfield 80, w.
Cullen II, T. w. McCance Q. FIRST five elect
ed.
Ahdermen.-Jas. K. Caskie el2. John ]. Bin.
ford el4, r. NJ. Burton si3, A. Nj. Trabue SOC,
James Bray 7Ol, T. r. Price 90, r. e. Ballard
10, ). r. Taylor 13, &. w. Gillian 10, scatter
ing9. First five elected.
For the amended charter 753 against it ST.
MONROE WARD.
CITY Connctl-David J. Saunders Gel, S. d.
DehOOn 527, Joseph Il. Anderson 4i6 Fleming
Griffin 3e2, L. w. Glazebrook 1886, Geo. w. II.
Tyler, 335, Joseph +. Powell 2s2, F. H. Starke
l53, J. G. Cabell 1909, e. G. Elicit lOl, scatter
ing 10.
Aidermen.-N. G. Lipscomb 657, w. w. Tim
berlake GAO. John w. Beveridge $50, John F.
Regnault sis. DR.. Charles Anderson 2Is. G.. C.
Elicit 40, J. Barham $50, scattering 81. First
five elected
For the amended charter $50 against it 75
AS Will be seen by the vote in each Ward
there were only la dissenting voices to the ac-
ceptance of the amended charter, which pro.
vldes for Hastings Judge The vast amount
Circuit Court, which, however, will be re-
lieved as soon as the new one is Organized
All that remains to be done, is for the City
Council to provide for the election and salary
OF the Hastings Judge, and the people will
then, no doubt select The most competent man
for the position. The Office is one of great re.
sponsibility, and should be filled with great
care.
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nfan.

Last nixht at r o'clock. Hrs. MA4GARET 3
Cash, asc4 81 ysSss mOIShe and lays. vito Of
John =. CeGh. and 1nnsht az ROb't ~ and Sarah
Quasies, decd. s
Hor funerl viii take place at Union Station
Methodist Church on Thursday mOrning, the sth
inst.s Ut 10 o'clock. ~
On. Wednesday. 4th April. At ~ O'Clock P. NJ
year Of her are
:. The friends and acquaintance 81 the family are
invited to atten1 her 5unsss from the residence Of
her husband. corner 18th and Marshall streets: on
Friday. 9Th April, at o'clock p. NJ, without fur
Their notice.
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N. 1860. ..SPring and Summer. "a
AN ENrrRK NEW STOCK.
JOHN H. BMITHER,
Large and attractive stock of
DRY GOODS-Foregn and Domestic.
CLOTHS and CAssIMEREs.
Silk and Marseilles VESTINGS.
The subscriber has just received
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
bought in person at AUCTION, ia New York.
His stock comprises in part:
Splendid SILKS;
Beautiful B<REGES
and ORGANDIES;
S g en- lid assortment of
CASSIMERtS
and vESTTNGS,
Of every grade and color. for GENTS WEAR.
Superior lot of
TWEEDS and LINENS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS; LA ~
large assortment of
PLANTATION GOODS,
Of every variety and price, and many other goods
usually kept in Dry Goods store.
The subscriber is determined to offer the public
and his friends the best selected and lot OF
FANG? and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ever display ed in the city, and will sell the same at
the lowest rates to cash purchasers. Call, before
buying elsewhere, on
JOHN l.. SNITHER,
ap 4-d&wts No. q Main street.
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"A. St. Nicholas Saloon.

"a, 81 NlCnOIaS saloon,
MAIN ST., NEAR EXCHANGE BANK,
The st. Nicholas Saloon, second to no other e.
with the choicest
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
which will be sold by WHOLESALE or RETAfii''
on r. no most satIsfactory terms.
COUNTRY M MERCHANTS are invited to exam
Inc the large and well selected stock, which is be-
where. ~
Parties and families supplied with CAKES.
ChEANlS and JELLIES. of every description.
ANDREW ANTONI,
Manufacturer of Double Refined Candies and
NH b-lmif Wholesale Dealer in Foreign Fruits
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL
High Water sAis dag (1n.rsday) 4 e'eloel.
AR RIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr. r. C. stanard, Boze, Baltimore. guano,
schr. E. Miller. Godfrey, Jamss River. lumber:
6 sehr. Emma Jane, Phillips Baltimore, oyster
schr Emma, Shorter, Port walthall, coal,
Stearns Co.
schr. w. W surS sA,1kE .8ad..h, Washington, D.
s %dze o w. D. colsIitt W Co via Port
waithal. coal. vi. b. Cclquitt L Co.
Schr. st. Cloud. Gwatney. down the river, lght'
nN.w York. April aa;-CleaFeS. sehr.. J: Smith.
;on; Nsxbsin, n: g, April s-clsaTed. steamer
'f P%naSnlr KlHnm %pa sAved .ohr. En-
sa5s;i z Adams Plymouth, n. C.; Omega Taylor.
MAJ fafisnbeIs Sr N W%n 1s%e g. OIL
Emf out 18th, Ann Levitt. DeWOlf, and Return,
ce1n for sn p N
unc; would probably take SIS for Hampton Roads
Sailed. 18th. ship Witch Of the Wave; Todd, Cork,
Roads.l
Sailed from Chiacha Islands Feb. Is. ship Con-
ce ey'v Wimnxt na,fa c-A'd ship h7a's''
Skinner for cineS. Islands, :" load for Ha%pt"n
Roads at SIS per ton Ocean Traveller, Board
man, for do; do, at the same rate,
easfill fRa' N. s'A'' NJ f'1me'e'
10! F4 HIs! HAyES April lag: schEs Benz. But
Aiethea Hervey. do CID. schy:. Kate Thomas
I Benedict, Alethea and A. Heaton, Va.
PR0vIDENCE. April l.-Arrlved. schrs. Almira,
Emerson. Rappahannock. March 3l.-Jas. Steele,
Martin, Fredericksburg.
RocKPoRT, Me. March % Sailed. schrs. Susan
\ Mary, Cooper. Norfolk; 2tth. Victory. Murphy.
Point; Alquizar, Long, Richmond.
BALTIMORE, April 3.-Cleared, steamer Belvi-
dere, Richmond; schrs. Ocean Wave, Slocum
Petersburg; Medora, Lovens, Fredericksburg.
PLYMOUTH, March 2.-Arrived, schrs. May
Queen, Maiden. from Norfolk NJ. Washington,
Nightingale, do. 2Sth.
CHARLEsToN, Aprll2 Arrived, schr. Mediator,
Miller, Norfolk.
BY TELEGRApH.1
HAMPTON ROADS, April 4,--Arrived, British bark
Light Brigande, 80 days from PernamblcO, with
Suyar.
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WATKINS L FICKLEN,S
A Southern Sewing Machines.
LESTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.


The subscribers have formed joint stock CON-
pany for the purpose of manufacturing
TESTERS CELEBRATED
TWO-THREAD. LOCk-STITCH, SHUTTL E
SEWING MACHINES,
which, from simplicity Of construction and adap-
tatlon to all branches of needle work stands mn
rlvalied, and We offer them to the public with full
chine will satisfy all Of our ability to furnish this
OWN FACTORY that viii prove in every n 1es Ue
equal to the best furnished by Northern manufac-
tories.
These machines are manufactured and sold under
legal rights from Elias Howe, Jr., Wheeler r
wilson's Manufacturing Company, Grover 4 Ba-
John H. Lester, James s. Kent,
Abram Warwick, r Horton Reach
Horace l.. Kent, Christian h Tafhron
Edmond, Davenport l. r. c. Warwjck IL
W. GG &. Paine. s f. K E "; Ma1"''
L !. Apperson, 3; W. Knowles,
Thos ". McCanc:e, i"hn ( Geo &C. Gahs,o1d'
Thos r. Price, liams.
W%. Beers, Edmond 4 Davenport.
W.B WsTwcS. W@ .1 a. Walters,
X: X. HoWlson, s. McGruder's Sons
W. II. Maclarland, l.. w. GlazebrOOk.
SAM Putney. John Purcell,
Geo Sumner, Crenshaw Il Co.,
" III; q Haxall, Il. r. G. Baskervill,
" i; ,I e. stake Ike, Corbin Warwick,
tiIlam falmer; Geo. w. Yancey,
John Thompson Brown, Jas. Cowartiin,
Joseph p: Winston, W.B Peasants
Sam'l J. HARRISON.
n. B.-LOcal Agents wanted in all the large
G e. sci the above Machines Office for the present
ookiNrhAs HAM, Main street address
lin @o-tstzp' Richmond, Va.
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Forrest, the tragedian, has expended over
100000 in his attempts to free himself from
his wife.
A6lndon College, ILL.,, was totally destroyed
on the night OF the 25:h of March
The Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned
sine die Tuesday.
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s>sc>~e>
&C., :. 81 s s:a ss::Is
srshls szgs,,sses !. sAss csls91ty. and i tho
!: E:
2 2 zs:s H.. Ss .sfi
Omoe. aD6-A.
T. 81 esss
a sa::. and
'1s's.lssF'' Address N,ria1, sv's .41ap:,
| WAN T 4 D.-JAMES NJ. CARTER, House
w and sisn Painter, No. /. basement ballard
HOUSE fETR2so' sue: or hss audi ssd
wsses will Be gwen. sps Is
| WANTED-A small FARM, near the city. suit
s %SsS =: BOX . X:
| WANTED-Two more BROGUE MAKERS-
w hrst elias, workmen-beside: those already
to ys sS 'on'i SsaRS I
Shoe. and ladies' Worf, rs Broad e. {: ap Se
WANTED-A TENANT for . nice FARM. on
;n ss si %s y aas
large house on the premises. plenty Of land, and
iruit IN abundance OF every vsfiety. Agply 70
ap 3-ts On the Grove Road.
w balance Of the sesI, sERvSN Nv WOMAN \.
who Is an ,experienced and Trustworthy Nurse for
qualifications, land no Others need apply liberal
price and good home will be given. Apply at my
aps-st' ~ ~ ~ j. B. WATKINS.
WANT IAN ASSISTANT APOTHE CA-
" RY-One who has been two or three years in
the business, and can come we'll recommended,
"tDRUGGIsT." at this office. in the hand writing
OF the applicant, and stating whore an interview
may re mao ap3 --n
WANTIEHDS1;c.FEor the balrnce Of the year. good
hon Hill Mines. Appl, to Mr.. Rims, at Coke
S: ar corner 10th and j Gs5y g.; wERrH Agent
sSs &c Sss; RFd c Ks.
SIN EN- ES secured and pressed. to look like new.
apa-lm 10th ST., between M ain and Cary.
WANTED-To buy, hire or freight BOAT, to
Richmond. Apply at the RICHMOND Granite G ar-
"a ap ST. H. L. 'AhPP 1opIlsscr
w Ma MI La Makers. None one S but rood
' '''' "GGffNTER. ALVEY 4 ARENTs.
ap2-ts Corner OF Main and 18th streets.
WANTED;-Iw wish e purchase pair Of extra
NH seEt: wei" 0'0Aj JOHN i J. wERrH. Agent.
WANTED.-Iw wish to hire for the White Sui
d eexBN S sS!aGs
Springs season. THOS J. BAGBY.
General Agent, Wall street,
mh2l-1m Under st. Charles Hotel.
WANTED-2.OO doz. Champagne BOTTLES
w wanted by DUDLEY CO,
mhl3-ts ~ Main at.
WA + e DIVE wish to hire for the Old
ENSsska sH!i G,y "a ENSUING ns
Springs season. GOOCH Il ECHOLS.
NH elm
WANTED-LABoR-The James River and |
~ kanawha Company want to hire eighteen
able bodied NEGRO MEN to work during the |
remainder of the present yesi the repairs of |
the Canal between this city and LynchbuTg. The |
company will pay a liberal rate of hire for the |
balance of the year. and feed and clOthe we'll, and
pay all medical attendance, free of charge to the |
owner. E. l.. CHINN
NH Sim Supt. J. X 4 X. Canal.
WANTED-Everybody to know that have |
CARPET BAGS; and vALICEs at No. 81. Main
street, Richmond. whore they can find q beautiful |
assortment Of Trunks, valices, and Carpet Bags,
OF every style. at prices low thew can be /
bought IN the Northern cities, both at wholesale |
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 2S-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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PAs.ENG Frs per Steamship YORKTOWN" PAR
RIsH. from New York:
Miss Augusta Leopold. r. Crawford. IT.. Mr..
" wilson M,, ! r. Joh9s ton n G. Seldom Gappa,
2. Young, VIM. B. -Pointon, c. S. Holt, j. d.
Roundtree, E. B. Robbins, B. D. Stlth c. NJ.
Lines; A. c: Anderson. R. NJ. Campbell, A. y
Moody, Mrs. J. F. Clarke. Mrs C. Parrish, F. R.
Furt, A. Armstrong, s. b. Masters, A. C. Massen-
berg. G. NJ. Ford, Mrs. A. Williams, w. P. Var
ney. Sam'l Mltt. VIM. Cohen, N Bowditch Miss
Rode1l: Mrs; A SlTnn n: Mrs " D. Cope: g.
Andrew L. stratton, Thomas c. Andrews, v G.
Thompson. r. l.. Manning and seven in Storage.
FROM NoRFoLk: - Misses Harden, Salome,
Wrenn, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Monnell,
Messrs. Moxl ley. Phillips. Eppes. Paine, Mount
10y, Bowed, Meagher. N eldrun1, Moore. Chester,
Younger, Rosenberg. Brough, Russell, Blake
TrOssel White and Hazeley
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CHEAP GOODS AT NO. 80 MAIy ST.

CHEAP GOODS AT NO. 80 MAIN ST.
" 500 yards good DEBEGE, to be run off at lOd
per yard.
Ladies' Spring MANTLES. of home manu- facture.
Linen and Marsei lies SHIRT BOSOMS, home
Misses HAIR NETS in great variety, very
cheap.
MILLINERY GOODS. wholesale and retail to de-
~ competition.
FLATS and HATS trimmed and untrimmed, some
as low as 50 cents each.
ladies' GAUNTLETS. Silk MITTS snd GI LOVES.
HAIR BALLS. of beautiful style, only 50 &C nts the
CACHPEIGNS for the hair, only Sl25
And Thousand other bargains. All ask is a call
at No. 80 Main street.
ap4-3t GEORGE JACOBS
~ COTTEZ l. CO.,
". Fl PEARL STREET,
Cl4th, between Main and CaryJ
DIRECT IMPORTATION OF FRENC II
WINES, BRANDIES AND LILO UORS, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.
N. B.-We want the amateurs of French Wines
and the public generally. to mark that our estab-
lishment Is meant for giving them an opportu-
nifty which has not yet been offered to them
Our articles are mot emphatically FRENCH.
and we offer them for sale either by the wine,
glass or the hOgshead. without emitting the inter
madiate dimensions, the bottle, this demiiohn and
SO forth. ~
Only come and try, and Judge for yourselves II
We are not entitled. in quality and pTtee, to enter
with confidence the field ei competition
ap 4-12t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

DEATH OF ISAAC TOwNeEND.-Isaac Town
send, a retired merchant of New York CITY.
died on Sunday of disease of the heart lie
was Vice President of the Bank of the State
of New York, and one of the Governors of the
AlmShOuse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05
GYM N ASH M. --------
ON MARSHALL STREET
BETWEEN srH Ann.
kICHNOEh' >,

OPEN N'cHaoND, Va
The members Of the
e! iNDEPEtNDENT TURNER Assocr.,,o,
Of this city to their large AMI 'ne oans M,
ILACE OF EXERCISE. and tho vel y iurn,ssi
StTensth TO be attained by practclnr :. n,ta sd
xr ne exercises vii he conducted !, NJ San.
leaders. "'''S'eu by comss,s,.
IEfMs.Per session of six month, O..
month. 81, Invariably in advance 'ns' vs. h,s.
ns az ,h 90 JON are invited to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-05

"a Removal. The office of the CITY
ater Works and Surveyor Of the City has heen
removed from the old Gas Works, (Cary, below
10Th street, to the Southwest corner Of Cary and
18th streets, (Varwick's Lumber House,
NH 2D-2w