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AUCTION SALES.
By cLEARy q eREEN. ApOtiOnsers.


EXTENSIvE SALE-SA0DLEHS GOODS
IA boQrs AND sHeEs, HArs. Cars CLoInIse'
sroH fIxIrnEs. &C, AT AucrfoN.-On SATUh-
DAY MORNING.. the 18th instant, o. 70 o'olosk,
sod from day 60 day until the stock 10 disposed Of
Soldier Goods. Boots, Shoes, O., at the store of
w. Oppenheimer, No. 52s Ninth street, Immedi-
stslv opposite the Center Market The stook 10
large; and comprises, IN part
Fine Silver p.sted Single and Double Carriage and
Fine sinsls and DOable Cart, Wagon, and Plough
Fine SsddIes and Brides for ,sdies and gentlemen,
LsrEe lot Of Collars, Brdles Hames, Relss, 6irths.
webbing, Combs. Brushes. &c,
Large sssortment Of kne Carnage, Driving, and
hiding whlPs, Horse Covers. ard Net.
A lsrgs lot OF well assorted Hardware for mount
Trunks, Vslices, Hat Boxes. &o.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. GAPS, &C.
Mems and Boys Calf. Kid, and Patent Leather
Boots and Shoes,
Brogans for Servants,
Ladies' aud Childrens' GaIters and Fancy shoes,
LadieS', Gent o, and OhndreEs' Gum shoes and
L rae lot 81 Meme. Youths, and Boys Hats and
CAPS of Einds,
Menu q, d Boy.' oats. Pants, Vests, Under Gar
meuts. HOSIERY, BaBdkerehlefs, Collars,
Shawis, and other Wearing Apparel,
Counter, Shelving, Lounges, Ssttees. and Stoves.
The attention Of the trads 10 call, To the above
sale. The stock Is good order sud must be sold
wlihort reserve 20 the hls hest binder Terms cash.
ia DIFF CLEARLY a GREEN. Aucts.
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SPECIE IMPORTS OF ENGLAND.-The latest Lon
don papers announce that the vessels on their
passage from Australia to England, Of whose
sailing advices had been received, had on board
20 ,2OO 200 In gold. The West India steamer had
arrived with SS59, 09O in gold, and s935 600 in
silver - - =
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" The Baltimore Clipper says that a petition
70 Congress urging the adoption Of Mr.. critten.
uen' compromise measures, is in circulation in
VA. cry win q List Of names 500 feet long. con
aiming soou' 200 signatures. Over $50, OOO, COO
s represented by the parties signing this peti.
zion. IL lis to be in washineton to-mo,,o,.,
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TIE SPECIAL MESSAGE went to Congress to-
day. An Ineligible synopsis of its contents will
be found In the Star's report Of the Senates pro-
ceedings this forenoon.
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BEsISsINs OF SoRRows.-The following is an
extract from a special dispatch, from Charleston,
to the Baltimore american dated jan ?, 1860, viz:
The military on the coast, unused as they are
to such exposure and hardships, are suffering
greatly The weather has been quite cold, a.
well al damp and disagreeable, and their rela-
tves In the city are In great distress about them.
The realities Of practical secession are already
found TO be much more serious than was antici-
Pated, although the hrst gun has not been fred
yet"
Rsniarks.-Here are the frst fruits Of secession
suferings of the soldiers and distress about them
In their late happy homes-and for what, Merely
to enable the hetts and the Kets to domineer
fragment Of ruined country. And how many
OF these gallant young men to be sent thus, to
their graves by the folly and madness Of their am.
bilious leaders, Alas il seems we are to have q
new example, added to those of former ages,
showing how the lives and fortunes Of the deluded
masses Of mankind are sacrificed on the altar OF
unholy ambition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-09

sSt ava United States frigate Congress.
ga 20 spe gun-eost Seminole, were at Rio on the
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sTRoLoGIMsEE p.Mr DEVISE

Pronounced the Greatest Wonder Lirtrs,
Fhe demands are numerous that che can, OF
get away. Hundreds visit her and are sstonished
10 e once TO her ali who are in trouble. Planets
written speedily and Horoscopes drawn most truth
fully. Madame tells by dIce and cards also Prices
moderate ResIdence-Riohmond House, corner
Eighth and ID Sta; private entrance on d 81. Gem
tlemen admitted. ia7 as.
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SPECIAL NarIoD

H., SPECIAL NOTICE.
OYh Customers will please come forwa,a ana
psym. .es a. t tSo by note or ohewss
can only be enabled to meet our enrs.sm r~
sn,oegh the prompt assistance of our on sfo1ners
'ss eolw SIBLEY q CITY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HANY FEsTIvAL!
ST. ALoYsIUs SUNDAY SCHOOL
Will give their
SECOND FESTIVAL
THURSDAY, JasHa-y iotk, 1851,
In the Basement Of the Church, I and North Carl
tol Streets.
PROGRAMME-PARrI.
L. PROCESSION with full chorus, singing Adesto FL
deles.
2. scenc-Ihe Three Kings in the East
See amid the Winter Snow, solo and chorus
ScenS-kIng Herod. His % ds, enter High Priett
derod and the Three Kings.
D. Prayer nom Moses In Egypt, solo chorus.
PART III.
s. Sosne-Shepherdesses, shepherds, enter Kinfs.
! Procession Singing, stIke Strife the Harps.
9. Scene-Oferins OF the Gifts by the Kings, Shop
herds, &o.
9. Welcome Little Jesus, solo chorus.
PART Ill.
TO- Arohangels; enter Soldiers OF Herod; the Moth
ers Of Bethlehem; children LamentatlUn Of
the Mothers.
II. Lives on Earth one Human Being.
II. God Save the Union.
Commencing 7oclock. Tickets 10 cents; chill
oIen scents. ASA
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u AUSTRIA has just issued bank notes 10 thu
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THIS AFTERNOON q TOMORROW


TO rHE rUBLIc :i.n a.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Through Messrs. ]. c. Mcclure a Co.,
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
January 9th AID 10Th, commencing At 10 y .. m,
All those
MAGNIFICENT JAPANESE GOODS,
Now in store at No. 2o6 Pennsyivauia avenue,
Under wIllsrds' Hotel.
Having received orders from the owners thereof
they VIII 10 sold Tor what thor bring,
Without any ksSsrrafion.
This sale will afford parties IN search Of Cabinet
ornaments both useful and beautiful, On opportu-
NIFTY, which may Lever occur aga n, TO purchase st
low prices.
Asa J. MAcDUFF, Agent.
By C. w. BoTRLER 4 SONS, Aucnoneer,.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FASHIONABLE
~ SLACK AND S0LoRKp CLoAkss hhAm Sac
ary lOtn ,ol to second Dor Of our Auction koomr
commencing, 1t lo'olVck, We thal sell large ss-
Ladies' Cloth Paetots, loose and tight fitting
chtstcrkelds, Arab. Garsb,rdi., Romeo..
Full and = am super trimmed French Closks, &C.
This 4 TIC .took of a l,ree ImPorter and m.ns
York. anO fore into the narset on account OF the
greyailng money crlsis' sii Of which we're made
for hIst oIass city trade, a. must be sod without
The LsdeS are respectfully invited to attend.
&c. w. RoTELER a soNs. AuctsL
N. ~. Iha Y OAKS Wal be on exhibition AftaT g
90 ock on the morning ofs.e jss-S
By WALL q BARNARD, Auotioneers.
A FIRSr RATE HORSE AND FAMILY
"A q nsSSsI1sE AT ArcTIoN.-On THURSDAY
sell IN SSt Of o2' the hon hR ns. koSS Fs%
Horte, perfectly sound and gent Q, sBd -four seat
FAMILY Carnage but little used, and in excellent
i,7 WALL a BARNARD. Aucts
By WALL. & BARNARD, Auotioneors.
CoTHu sth SWEET AND south side Pa. aresse-
Ur
V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF A LARGE AND
L sSrERE STccE OF fvRs. sLKIsH RosEs; &c,
@ 81 .na sh n n:.p WEDNESDAY
al II O'Clock, we will sell by osaogue, 81 TIE Aue-
.sqgerb assortment Of ladies' and gent mems Fufs.
and sleigh kobes, Of the stock Of New York I'm
LarLe MINK, Hudson Bay and Other sable Card
stone lsTten, MINI, Fitch and n Eim 1n Sun''
Rich Set, and Single Pieces Stone Msrten ami
wstsr MINK, Mountain M.rten. Siberian souirr.l.
Oermsn Fitch, Silver msrten, and Royal Squirrel
Otter ostS Caps; Beaver s1d other MpfH;r,
mo d ln,r goods vii be on exhibition on Monday
70 an They are esS MADE psreo,
snn SOUND IN every way sno answering description
i Terms cash. ES SIdsi & s: ,Fs..ss,
~ herl fac.as issued from the Clerks Ofioe Of
the Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for
the County OF Washington, and 70 me directed 4
SI sxPose TO pubic sale, for cash. IN front Of The
Sorrt House door OF ssid county, on THURS
3olook m the following described property, 20 vii:
the northwest Of said lot and running thence
By southwest the depth o said ot thence vest sg
southwest to the south vest corner OF said lot:
thenoe north BY northeast rs feet inches 20 Vir-
glnia avenue, containing l672 80 feet, together
with al and singular the Improvements thereon in
.ne CITY OF washington, y. C-,: seized and LEVIED
De sold 10 satisfy Judioi8s No. u. TO yanusry term
1851, ~ favor of J. r. Wollard, of John Purdy,
de B-dts w SELDEN, u. d. Marshal.
REMEMBER the AUCTION of JAPANESE
h GOODS. See advertisement n
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n EOFFICE MUTUAL FIRE ms. COMP
Ur5 WARRINGTON. ID. c., Dec 81, 1850
In pursuance Of the charter the following state
ment Of the condition Of the company is pu6lisSeJ
Ammoont OF premium notes on hand. g l15,O7sss
70 losses during the year-.. 9Gi650
DO cash on hand O 60 90
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1O Notice IS also giren that the annual meeting
vi hsmpers be h. Id at the Office of the DOM
Ut MONUAf, the 2lst Infant, a. 10 O'clock = m
W. nen on eiecton viii be held for M anag ers,
ia eo6t CHlS WI SnN
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TLEGTURE ON JAPAN-The Rev. v, 10.
Go,lins VII deliver q lecture on the above
- O'Clock, at the Assembly Church, corner Filth
anu streets for the benefit Of the Sabbath School
tanned st the stores of Messrs TAYLOR 4 Mani
or a. ths SGoi B B A a. ad VIM Lord
will be music by the Choir, over Which Prnf
Daniel will preside. as L
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HSArTTEINTl9N, National DEMO.
~ ChAIIC VOLUN TIERS AN impor-
tant meeting OF the above Military ORGANIZATION
Will be , held at HARMONY HALL. on d street.,
nsdI i<th, on THURSDAY EVENING, at ~
are deslrous ofjOImng the organization areinyit.S
70 aIaen O.. Nrr K. CLEAKY, Captain.
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auotioneers.
A FlRSr RATE HORSE AND FAMILY
"a EAsRIAGB AT AUCTIoN.-On THURSDAY
RNING, the lo'h INST az u O'Clock, we will
sell In front OF the Auction Rooms, Family
Family Carnage but little used, and in excellent
condition.
j.7 WALL a. BARNARD, Aucts
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the AUCTION Of JAPANESE
H GOODS. See advertisement. n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-02
PROCLAMATION.

n OlCE is hereby given that the several
Courts of Common Pleas, General Quarter
Sessions of the peace, and Orphans Court. Court
of Oyer and Termner and General Jail Delivery,
in and for the county of Northumberland, TO
commence at the Court Ht use, in the borough OF
Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Monday, the
9Th day ofNOXEMBER of next, and will continue
TWO WEEKS.
The coroner, Justices of the Peace and consta
bles in aud for the county of Northumberland are
requested to bo then and there in their proper per4
sons, with their rolls, records, inquisitons, and
other remembrances, to do those things to their
several offices appertalning TO be done. And all
witnesses prosecuting IN behalf Of the Common
wealth against any prisoner are also requested and
commanded to be then and there attending in their
proper persons to prosecute against him, shall
be just--and not To depart without leave at their
peril. Jurors requested to be punctual in their
attendance, at the time appointed agreeable to
their notices
Given under my hand at Sunbury, the !st day
OF Oct in the year OF our Lord one>tbout.
aud eiuh hundred and sixty.onc- the
independence Of the United States of America
the S5th.
God save the Commonwealth.
DAVID WAbDRON, sheriff.
Sherifi's Office, Sunbury,
Oct. 5, 1861.
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The Great Cure for Consumption

If you have a cold, use
Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial
you have cough, Use
Wishar,s Pine Tree Tar Cordial
If you have Asthma, use
Wishars Pine Tree Tar Cordial
II you have Sore Throat, use
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Ifyou have Bronchitis. use
Wisharl'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial
If you have Consumption, use
Nisharl's Pine free 'r,r Cordial
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial 10 all unfai
ing remedy for disease OF the kdneys, Urinary
Complaints, Blind aud Bleeding Piles, Nervous
Debility, and for Female weakness and lregu'
iarlies.
The well known efficacy Of Pine Tree Tar in
the cure of external affections or Sores, pointed it
out rs the Natural Remedy for what hysicians
call Tubercular affections Chat is to say, Sores }
upon the Lungs. 1t remained to discover the
best means OF application, which discovery has
been made, as a thousand testimonials prove, by
The Proprietor OF
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial I!
II you have DYSPEPSIA. use
Wishart's Great American Dyspepsia Pill I,
sure cure Warranted for one dollar, or the
Money Refunded!
Buy box aud take them according To direc'
tiors, aud ii they do no, cure yuu, the money will
he returned.
AGENTs-Wm. Weimer Northumberland,
4. w, Fischer, SunbuIy.
Call at either place, and get descriptive Cir.
cuar.
h. q e. Wshart, proprietor, No. 10, North
Second. PhiIsdepha
August 10, lsGl.--ly
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RegiSterS Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given To all Lrgntrcs Creditors aud
~ other persons Interested IN the following rstuies that
the executors, administrations aud Guardians f tue snnr
nave hled their amounts with the Registered Nurhumhcr
ah county, md that the said accounts vii be presented
tn the OTpans Court inr conf hnatnn and allowance ON
tuesday the 9TH day ot November next at 10 o'clock the
forenoon cl that day, 10 wit
Bird Hiba, deceased, settled hy his executors Jose2h
Bird and Samuel Reeur.
2 .owmian Henry deed settled by his admir- Henry
BiwInan
BHsnn James deceased, by hrs u'mr WmB BYso'
DehaTt William, N,rds brown
) FOlncr Dmir " eNT Jonathan Fulin, T.
bieihck jacob, admir- David lIa,ck
Harrison Amanda. - her ndn'r Amos WASTING.
{ Kay James, u the chlIcn II Janes II KAY, dee d.
by his Guardian, Charles w Srnies.
kehle Frederick, decd by his executor John krhrr.
~ krieghGaum VIM dectased, By his executors Daniel
kreghlauul aud Aaron Barrel.
II Lemon Rrh.ccn, by her Guardian NJ u Pncsllry.
II tpdeEn rhpuius deCeHS-d By his admit Wm i)sIan
l3Weftz Cathalme, iy her Guardian Iubn 4. Suy der.
II Wennch John, deceased, by his admir- Abraham
= Isser and W ilum WenrIrk
JB MAsSER, Register.
Registers flee, !
SuIiluIN, Oct, II, lsbI I
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-02
SHERIFF SALES.

BY virtue of SuDdry writs Of Ven. Exponas
and alias Ven. FxpouaS and Fl. Fa. issued out
Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF NoIthum'
berland County, Pa, and TO me directed. will
be exposed to Public Sale at the Court House
in The bOrough Of Suubury, on Monday, the
4th day of November, A ID. 1861, ut o'clock
Z. NJ, the following described property, 10
wit
All that certain trsct of land situate 10 Coal
township, Northumberland county, Penusyi'
vana surveyed in pursuance OF warrant
dated the 9th Of December, A. ID. 1892,
granted to Esther Kramer, containing uccord
lUg to re survey iour hundred aud twenty
eight acres twenty l'nine percbes and allowance
and bounded by laud surveyed in the name Of
John Carson, Thomas Hamilton, William Z.
Brady, Mugdslena L. Levsrson, Saul Scott
aud James liepboru on which said tract Of
land are erected. on the eastern eide OF Now
ery's Run, eight blocks of miners houses,
frame aud two stories high, each block being
thirty two feet square, one frame stable on the
west side of said run one other block Of mi
npTs houses, about one hundred rods east OF
Mowery's Run, and four blocks Of miners
houses about ten rods south OF Carbon Run
also one lurge Coal Breaker. with screens,
schute, ineliued plane, engine house, station
AIRY engine of ihirty'two horse power, with
boilers, betting, aud sll other necessary fix
lures: Also an old log house, a saw'mill aud
blacksmith shop. Said Tract contains seve
raj valuable veins of anthracite coal, three OF
which have been opened and worked, and
about nineteen hundred feet OF drift railroads
have been laid leading from the breaker tc
the sev, raj drifts. The Carbon Run latera
railroad also runs through this tract.
ALSO:
All that certain tract Of land situate 10 tbs
township Of Coal aforesaid surveyed upon
varraut granted Ia A ndrew Russell. bounded
b. 'hs north by land surveyed IN the name o
,..hu Carson. on the east by tbe Williau
uisen survey, % The suulh by the Luke Hag
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-02

were made IN. dsfeat Cen. Baker befors the
expected reiuforcements could come TO bis
re,el
u.,.s.d ~ nnnhs,s s,oa,, oaps, 'ouut" o,1 ,h,
attack nanfully and brayely. Both parties
suffered severely in killed and wounded Our
informant saw over one hundred dead Rebels,
w1.e 'per wounueu were so numerous tna'
=" ,'.S .nJ ,S' ''.ouses ~ ."e ueis1oo'""oo m mtle
,s Iia;,as 30 ,s.po,y ,i!f uJ1p.''s , no "om. WI.
,,s w. o"''su ,;, o.s'es , so,uie'S IIap'a,eu W,
-, ~ "" s 80 - g ,'. :. ~
,,nd..ro,ood 81 :, ,mo IT, snn.Sa IA 80
ons,r 49, sn,..O ' TL a',.,;a,, Iao' su pi,s;'h
~ H., nr,ve;iad ,,., ',ha fya;,aa S,.,os
,so,,,s ,pp,iJ h.' III. .a,,aa =. 80.
wbsin,;,a nnmhs,. ~ soshorn ooo"sionad
49, n,",t'., ro;,a., IT, .'I'',:a,. "oJ ~
-, ,n.'. "
sd 20 rsceiSo and w.irnma % ,h. a, "u,u P'ef, ehi,a
many Secessiouists had made preparations TO
leave. The repulse OF the United States
troops, o' coursf, caused . corresponding
uep'eos'Vn "i'u que .'"s' III" "os' eh'a"r
u'oa,y eHu''n''ou WIN tne otuer. Aner tnp
oa.,,e, .ne neoels raP'oly nurr,eu up tne'r
;sr.,, .uu Nv '"o ''"'o W ""l," WI.
.,.'o' u'",'e" eA.euos' ~ was es'.'a'eo ,hs'
's s". uau ',o"I N" .nou'au' ~ w u'eeen 'no''
'''' "'" =. ,."-sou,s auu ', ",rr,o'''
LETTER FROM GARIBALDI.
AshlNdroN, Oct ZS.--ihe following letter
from Garibaldi has been received by the U.
s. Consul at A Antwerp -
TRANSLATION
f,,. M. u,L ,oc,
-
Wy bear or ~ saw MT. SANFORD, ano
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-02
TREES! TREES!

's'llE undersigned invite attention to their
large and we'll grown sIoch OF
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL, TREES,
SHRUBS &r,, embracing a large and complete As.
Sortment OF
Appls, Pears, Peaches, Pums, Cherrir.. ArIi
cots ard Nrcmriues STANDARD hlr the
QIcEaId, aud liwari iur the
garden.
English Mauui,. SpIuiSh ChSsnuis, fl'zi"
nuts, de-, 4 .srTuss, Strawberries, Cu'rants aud
IinusrhrTTi, = Ia great variety.
GRArEs OF CHOICEST KINDS.
Asparagus, Rhubarh, &c, &c. Also tius
stucL ul wrll formed, hushy ENERGREENS,
suiabs for the Cemelry aud Lawn.
necIduuus Trees Tor street planting aud gcn'
eral ass ,riurnt oi Ornamental Tees slid Flow
s.ing Shruhs
Roses OF choice varieties. Camellias, Bejdhs
Plants, &c.
Our STOCK is remarkably thrifty aud fine, aud
We oer il ,l prices to sat the times
IT, Catalogues mailed To all applicants
Addtess EDWARD ] EVANS Il CO.
Central Nurseries. YORK, Pa.
September /, lS6I.--3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-02
FANCY FURS!

respectfully nuiie examination mystnck and prizes
from those intending purchase, as anu elubtd To offer
them very desirable Inducements.
All my Furs have bee purchased for Cash. and made
by experienced hands, aud present monetary ttOukrs
render Unnecessary that should dispose of my goods at
very suull advance cost.
am satisfied that would be to the nteIes Of those who
design puchnsg. to give Inc call.
IT, Recollect the name, number and street: FaIera
New Fur Store,i 7le Arch Street, PhhadelpiU
Sept 7, lsGI.-5tn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-02
REPORTS OF THE B,rrEE OF BALLS
BLJFF.

BALTIMORE, October %.
The following statement has been derived
from q highly respectable refugee from
Eeesburg -
When the intention Of throwing the Fede-
raj troops across The Potomac first became
apparent. the Rebel forces in the neigbbor.
hood Of i,eesburg were SD small that il was
almost d-cided not TO offer any resistance.
Some reinfurcemeuts were, however, brought
up from hack Of l.eesbuIg. aud, with the force
thus gathered, not altogether exceeding 5000
il was resolved To make o stand. Both par.
lies. i Sds admitted al lieesbnrg. fought
desperately The. Rebels feared That they
would be sprround"d by a large force. which
II was Anticipated, Gen. Banks would throw
across at tho ieIry above where the battlt
Was fought, and The most desperate Efforts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-02

THE LATEST STYLE OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
q A r M e m II 8,
ARE CONSTANTLY MADE
at the
Fashionable Tailoring Establishment
J a GO 3 .. B f CK
Market street, sUNBURY, Pa.
'ENHE subscriber has just received aud opened
II large assortment SPRING AND sum.
MER GOODS, such as
s.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 81 QUALITY.
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres Vestings, &c.
OF the latest styles. In addition 10 his stock hs
Is constantly receiving new supplies from the citv
Keeping fuH assortment of the most suhsta ntiai
and latest style Of Gouds in the city markets.
He is prepared to make 10 or,ier all kinds of
Gentlemel's and Boy s wear. such as
DRESS COATS, FROCK.COA1'S. BCSI.
NESS.COATS. VESTS PANTA-
Looms. &C.. &c.
Of the very latest style, and in the most suhslan.
tial manner. at sl.ort notice.
Any Goods not on hand, will be furnished
from Philadelphia, by giving two days notice.
SS~ Call aud examine my stock, no charges
made for showing.
JACOB o. BECK.
Sunhury, May IL, 1851
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New Millinery Goods.
Miss m. N. .CUSsLEVy.

n&fsb AVE-. -. GOSStsEht,
fdrn Street fro doors south ~ the Shdmokin
Valley g. Pottspiite Rail Road
s u N B u R Y, p L N N a =,
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
SUNBURY and vicinity, that she has just
received from Philadelphia large and splendid
assortment of the most fashionable style Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
comprising Of
I'D cd ~ az SB Up S,
HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, TRIM.
MINGS &c.
which she is selling at the most reasonable prices
LAsDlB&' WRBS8 OA:;&PSo
I o which she directs the attention Of the ladies
and invites all to call and see them.
Thankful for past patronage, she hopes by
keeping to best assortment at reasonable prices
to continue the same.
Sunbury, October 10, 1861 3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-02
SUNBURY STEAM FEF

AND To ING B OAT T. D NJ i a n \.
rsNRANELLERS and others respectfully
L informed that the subscriber in order TO ac-
commoda,e The public and facilitate travel. haA
reduced the rates OF ierriage at his STEAM
FERRY, over the Susquehanna at SunhuIy, aud
will carry Passengers, Horses, Carriages, aud
other vehicles, u; the following rates, viz:
Foot Passengers, each cents.
Horse and Rider, IL
Horse and Buggy, rs
Two-Horse Conveyance, 40
Farmers and others, wishing to transport Coll
and Produce, can makC arrangements at sh
lower rates.
A large, safe and commodious Steamhost viii
rnn regularly aud promptly at all hours OF the
day, aud to accommodate those who desire to "a
Tend The Churches at Sunhury and Selinsgrove.
The Boat will run on Sunday.
The SteamI~u. will run from Market Street
Warf aud promptly convey Passengers from
both sides vi the River, without delay
The Steam Ferry nuw affords not only safe
and conN, nicut transit over the Susquehanna,
bui also IA pleasant and agreeable ride
IRAT. CLEMENT Lessee and Proprietor.
Sunhury, May rs, 1861,