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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
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markets-CArJuLr hkfoArkp fot fHt ~: l. Istsosh
AsHEs-Th. make, Is unchanged aud tho inquiry so's
BEEswAxA alntsd demand pfs'sls but The msriss b
arm @ 2, SS3c e fot yellow: am x.
s.o. assss Gp.as s.s. a!s fi '''
CUFfEE-Its ~sIt-; for Rio L sovs .ns ai~i sale. Of
on pvts .s. aso Of 10 bags u, DsuEso At +i saa
caNDiEs-Tus m.rts, DALI and prics. oomins ., 10
al7c for AdsAIne. add 3ra.Oc Tor Plain AID Psisnt
ps.. r. sI, sf '.s S rsi %
Lsks ssperor and Minb-.ota
ou, an. vs. ss q are ), a. SOD: hA &,ic 8.
SOD, 81 sci 10 u, and ioV i'g' Bi0ss sod. 'so-sn
STEwoops-ah. market /. .I,rsrr.y quiet, ssss Of -
''Fi FLOUR 3Sb aExrs. nquIr, for ws.. Canal Flour
@ ss. s.s ::' nd 1' s. .s
Ter dssersd stTsast s' for Fsey DO = "sss e. 70 70.
d. T.. Is .s
b. d. cssIS a. ~ FsSI g. rss .as .:y &
HSs:s :aSrS Ss's ss.1 y: s:'a i .
fsr ElIrss Rvs flour {. In dsmsnd at o. oset1
Con- Mss l. a,@ a u; dp.y ssGss ss, .'' ' ''''
rROIT-Ths @aL sus; bu, '.s.sy ;ss t;0c - SSI. e.
s.s. :. tss Ss e e. L's: % r5.,.. Il sSss
bush African Peanut. on phv.t. efn.i ZOO DO 40 ~ W
ob 1scss 0r:nts. r. @ sO ssnchs; &c; y ~. a.r:.
eos Cooo.na,1 At sis
FlSn--D7y Cod continue In domsno ~ W eyU " 70, -
eora., bank Msckesl Ia fair osbiuy demand and ee
1.,kt q nm ssies No. at - b0f f5 aud NO. %
There irsn..aoa, Ia Hsnins and Pos' ' nom
iusi az 2sr Tor scaled and l5c. Cor No. ]. .x
0RAN The Whss, open~d rsitsr arm. ous ceioie
The close wi some pprovec In etshs 70 hsvru sna iu
dop shs sikst Yielded with enly aitsd in9.y Tns o.
.nd for milling n,oders,e The sses are o9sn ~
Is 100 Amber iowa tl le9e ~ 5st,v No ,h Sss
II III sasi 10 Tor new and III nde A,f od yw No''s
~ asefi ss, Itsoo Racine 5phes .. 81 w1si Lvo NV
State Winter si 81 "a 900 wh,s one a. ~ h,.a,
hiwsiss Club, snys. gt.as .sn. O.s are sa,s a p
the saeply no lsrrs OF Wensrn o. VI dAa ofs V
s3io ssd Csnsdsn Ssd7to Rye nr aud good
tSas3c fos wsststn and $50 TOT sss CeIs sooa
lisp1 huah a 6tc or hsssd tsofte fef GssesIn nbeol
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

Charge or EsBrzzLEnKsr.-Johp Docghsrty, ,s fso
Gently a clerk for Mr.. III. IL. Roberts, at No xiS
Washington street was yesterday arrested ana ~sna
Roberts, ch1ging him with having emherrisd from rom
him within the past year t7co 81 The scsnsed wnile
q clerk for Mr.. r.. WIS employed iu coiIsc,ing iroM
frioiously retained the above amount. lie Sss conn
mitted 70 the Tomts in defaul, OF bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

Attbe Close OF bueness in the street the market "
quiet but steady st the following prices United Sta "a
g. 1874 coup 70! 0YSa United States 6s, 1881, reg,
s7iaHi; Tennessee o., 42tei2ai Virginia Go, 5OI q
5ll; Missouri Gs, 420421; Delaware and Hudson
Canai Co., 50; Pennsylvania Coal Co., 76S77 Pacific
Nal Steamship Company, 72a72l; Eew.York Central
fsaiiroad, 73i ara; Enc Rail osd Is 0s5li Hudson
River Railroad, 32J 33i; Harlem Railroad, i0l 9io3i
Harlem Railroad, Preferred 2ii Ass Reading Rail.
road. sSiaS5i; Michigan Central Railroad, 42a42t;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
f3i0lSs; Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana
Gaarsnteed. 2J029li Panama Railroad, 1861 a i06,
Illinois Central Railroad, 6ls6ii Galens and Chi.
esgo Railroad, 65i965ii Cleveland and Toledo Rail.
sosd, 29l929ii Chicago and Rock leland Railroad,
1Os041; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,
60oe0I; Illinois Central bonds 7s, s9iaso.
The Sterling bin market Is held more firmly In con.
sequence of the snall amount Of Commercial bills
offering and some GERS have advanced their rate TO
T07i. The business, however, has been done at loo
10 lO7i, including good merchants bils The demand
Cor mercantile remittance Is extremely Light the bank
srs being the only buyers Of large amounts. Francs
are 5.332 95.32I.
Freghts-Rates 10 London and Havre have i'm
proved 10 Liverpool the engagements include $1,000
bush. Corn 10 bulk at esa9Sd.i zoo bbs. Flour at
o. 3di 5000 bush. Wheat In ships bsgs at 81 slOd.
10 London; 1900 tuus Tallow ut 22s. 3D., $4,000
eush Wheat OF 81 eiod. In ships bagsi $500 bbls.
Flour at %. iO!o.c3s; 300 bbls. Oil at 32s Cd. To
savrei 200 bbls Flour at &c., and 1900 bush.
~aes' Al 2Oe IN ahipPers bags. An American ship Of
~ 'ans wss chartered TO Havre with Wheat at 20lc.,
0ue . ths same port with Wheat private terms
80 Dn'.a ship to direct port in Ireland with
Wheat IN bulk silld. o. q
szsa ss easnsss Of tbs sub!Treasury was: Receipts,
0ss s,s so--ior Cnssous $6,ooO and for Treasury
ss Osss sss sasasO0i Paymsis, l73isss 50; Balance,
Ins Barf manages held meeting .o.dax 10 hear
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

~orably with that of former yesrs Bat tins Is, 10
4 measure, due " the first hx nonihs of rho year.
ref sOne well known 10 the stockholders, traffic
Iec sased very largely In alolost every depart
s.. 70 2, the last Elk montbs This road, depend.
ir,uo Upon its local business, hss symI stbized
win tue neral depression. Its business has dc.
creased than t5OOVO as compared with the cor
respopdiuQ six monlhs of the preceding year. The
prospeet i9r the future is not aaliering
4de Minois State Journal of tie 18th says;
aTodsy Ia the last In which the wildcat currency
can be received for bopds at the Auditors ONCE, and
the bankers are collecting all thor energies for one
final charge upon the Institution, foe OF CLOCK tbis
afternoon Il eeates 70 exist. We suppose there has
been abou $i,OOOOOO retired sinee tue icy oi 1a,y'
leaving between two and three millions Of he crcula-
ton OF banks under csll still outstanding The other
banks capnot be intsdeted with under ninety days.
The Auditor will gradually Close Out the Remaining
securities Of these tsnks taking care not TO iorce o
many bonds apon the market et once, % toss bill
holders may realize much poesble for tbeir notes
Probably 6y the lst Of January the stocks will all DO
sold, and theif notes redeenabls at the Auoitors
Office"
At St. Louis, Exchange on the East u 1s cent
The Chicago Tribune remarks:
The money market continues very close, and busi-
ness 10 materially restricted Ia consequence. Eastern
exchange roid the street freely at par, sd at
the various brokers Offices 1t was cold ut cent
prem In some cases at par. Gold II scarce ard In
demand, H v ceut prem.
The receipts Of grain at Chicago, on the l9t and
2oth, were over 10000 bu.hels A gentleman to
whom thete figures were shown by tho commercial
editor of The CAicago 7ri5une s,sd that in ls4o he
drew up petition 10 Congress for baIbor appropra.
ton, Ia which was emblazoned in Large capitals tbs
fact that The exports Of grain in Chicago amounted 70
the enormous total Of 900 600 bushels In yeari"
The receipts snd shipments Of produce ct Chicago for
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

ColoRED CaMP MsGTISG. The congregation Of
the Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church opened
a camp meeting on Monday morning last in Jedediab
30 ants Grove, on the Morning Star Road, Staten
Island. large number of the white resideuts daily
visit the camp.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

SuIPpIsa CorToS Yos EuRoPE.-During the past
week large qasnty OF cotton has arrived at this port
fom Providence for the purpose of being shipped to
Europe This is owing m doubt the fact that
Of tie factories in Lowell are closed. The price Of
cotton at present. from l cents to lS cents per pound
Tie stores in ProviGencs are ssid 70 lie full.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
MARRIED..

FAIRMAN-HOLDEN-On wedne,csy, Aug a. 81 the rcd
dencs the bdes uncle BY the Rev DR. Taylor Col James
man. ID Fire Zousvea, 70 Sarah Eabelh Bodsn beth u
this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesday. Aug ~. .. ths
Hishfeld OF Pshu'sh TO zyrsoh, eldest daughter Of LJ
saloInon, ssq, Of this city
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
lncreare. ........,.............l4s2sa 476o0b
The ex pors from Cincinnati for The week ending Aug
LID t,n,n S.nf 10 ihst da fn for Two Nears VeTe:

The Mi,sapk,, Seahsei Of the 22d ssys:
Monetary matters without notable change. Ex-
charge was cay and noninsily unchanged at tie
tank but wac soli brokers Ia instances nj
a. v c-ut The ruling boy ing was v cent. Ship
men,s are conpaIaivtly large, aud very s.,,'p
create ltesl suplly Of Exchange. Gold Is held al
5a5i. Cura,h,y plenty.
Tie M uo,s STAT, Journal Of the 10th inst. says;
To-day Is TIE list in Which Wid at' currency can
lie re, eived for 0ods the An ito'. oiee aud the
bankers ARE collecting all their energies for one hna
charge upon the n,tit ,ton for at ociOck this alter
il ceaees 10 exist. We suppose there hIs been
sbout OO, IOU retired suoe tie lat Of Jaly, l;aViag
bet twetn 81 0,000 and $3.50 oOO Of the crcnli OF
banks under c.l still outstanding. The otEef banks
cannot he iuterfefed with un1er 90 days. The Az
ditor viii gradually Close tie remaining securili-s
of ese baks taking care not 10 force too any bond
Gpon the market ~ oce 81 thsi tilboderr may re J.
he much po-sibl, for their no,es. Probably ty
tie LIT Of Jsiary tie stocks will h lie cold and ,he
Dotes redeeuable at the Anoiiors onieo,
TIE Cinesnnan G0sette says:
Business coniiuues very quio, In financial circles
The demand FOR money i- ligll, spd god paper Is
demand ct IC9 L. per cent. There l. q very good de-
mlno lor twO-,.ar Treasury Notes, ard prices have
advanced 10 n sg1s; they are Icing boagbt to some
extent circulation H. auii alton Of sti higher
fgures. People WHO have idle IaOnsy ure very yiud
get irs,.cass fecuIi'ies, bearing Interest, 10 lay
R.de especislly wh-u tL,re can be Lad o. oi-cont
OF u a 8 ter csn;. This tlr Of Treasury Nots viii
room dapIesr from tue msrle'. The tTEll no -,
bearing uO iGere.t, bui redeenable on deusnd, VIII
obtain wdo cirnlrfiOn. Tho demand Tor oAehangs
coninne. very mod-n,,e. but rite- Ire anc nclansed.
II ere is nothing Of eoDseqoence doing n gold, mud
prices eIe bu, iittle better than nominal.
The North s,ar brings slvices Of fair amount Of
business doing iu San Franclco. There was rz.ber
mc-e dsmahd for money but no change in rates. Good
loans were II az cent per month. Iss SAippiag
LIT says:
Colt Bars have been steady since our last re-
por, ,han is usual during the Interval between sieam-
Prices fec.ded. However, at rst 10 DO To Tor
account; but quito hrm NJ 80, and We hear
of limited Gales at e35. The supply is nOt barge,
but a. the reeeit Of Tuesday aud "Wednesday eyen-
ings from the interior usually the beaVie.t of
week, important additions may arrive In time for
siesnier.
Sight Exchange on tAe Esst has ruled at ~ as q
cent premium since last steamer, until to-day, and
sales were made at 4i cent tbs morning. 10 large
sums, bu' the news per Pony has unsettled the mar
ket Most drawers are Low asking cent
some 81.
The receipts Of Gold Bullion at the United States
Branch Mint to July 20 were;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

FouEp DEAp.-Ricsard Witty, who nad peeS
risng two or th &c days, was yeserday found dead
IN the hay-loft over the livery stable Of No 2 Wess
Twenty-fourth street. From the stas OF the renAlns
Il il supposed that he must have died soon aer nc Nss
fret missed Coroner Sehirn.er was notihea.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

RobBERy.-Sterhen johnson, q sailor, was robbed
of $50 ON Thurrdsy night He SLEPT in the came room
with Edward Crtf,ing. q Danish sailor, and IN the
morning af er Croing gone, be missed HE money.
Croting was arrested and taken before Osborn,
and committed TO the Tombs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

FarAL AccIDEyr--An inquest was held yesterday
by Coroner Jacknisn at the Twenty.eish'h Prsctnes
Police Station the body OF Michael FLnnigan q
No 81 Renwick street, who was killed BY being scci-
dentally run over by Lis own cart.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

uSIoS THEOLOGICAL SENisaRr.-1he next acade-
mic year in this Institution will commence on the llth
Of September proximo.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
E-resDi. Of fsrodsce.

| Arc p-l6io bb.. Flour l.i!s 10 Corn Neal, ll1,M
bach Whea, l,s 3s Do Com e 90 Os's 80 Pks Whis
ky, lS6 de- Ashes, ~ 30. Provisions, 81 kegs Lard
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

As compared with the previous week tbess receipts
show an increase Of 5000 bblA Of Flour, 25o,0oo
Bushels Of wbsat 100000 do. Of Corn, and 5000 do.
Of Oats, equivalers In all 70 Is7l5l5 busbels. The
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

Fax IN RosK srRErr.--At i2i O'Clock yesfsrcsye
fire brok. out in the attic Of the teuensDt hoos No. ID
Roe street, caused By The firing Of Ted on ihs prem
ises of Mr.. James +. White. TIE pole ard hre-
men put out the fire with few csils Of water, nos.
fsndinq The Efforts Of Mrs. White 70 weep them
outside. While the engines were proceeding to the
fire. Michael McAlanus deputy sheriff was run over
By a bose carriage. and bad las leg broken Oheef
Droga Of the Fourth Precinct conveyed the isjursd
nan 10 the New-York Hospi al
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

PrcK.sLrp FERRI.-PecE%lp was leased to new
Fsuy Company some years pnes at TIE rate Of $4,000
per year, for Zen years. The Ferry Company were run
-oni b, Law, and The Common Council subsequently
confined with him, when be stopped the ferry, and
the alp has consequently been for aeorsidefsble length
Of time shut up. Meanwhile the Bridgeport Steamboat
Company have been endeavorng % negotiate with The
Controller for the alp, but without avail. hs answer
being that be had rented it to the Ferry Company, and
that be should hold them responsLle. There is now
over years back rent due TO the city by tie Ferry
Company, and suits have been instituted to recover tie
amount Of Messrs. Messerole 0Donohue, the sure
ties. As Law has killed the Feuy Company, and
maintains an Illegal concern, for which be pays mere
triae of rent, the property would now probably not
lease for 5000 The ferry furniture 10 now being
removed and the ferry-bOuss remOdeed, preparatory
TO tie reception Of the bridgeport boats bot BY what
authority does no. appear.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

PAssroRIs.-By the new regulations, sn persons
going abroad are obliged 10 procure passports The
usual mode Of obtaining them is TO apply TO notary,
Who takes the applicants name, age personal appear
ance &C.. and makes out certificate, which is sent TO
Wa bngon and in 80 hours thereafter the passport is
received in this city. As from the uprestrained system
Of travelling that has heretofore prevailed our citizens
generally have not been familiar with passports, we
append the form in which they are made:
UNITED GrATEs AMERICA.
To oil % ,cirm hss .spts sboH CONF s'ttng Descnp
tio.-Age u yesr. saafe feet ncbrs forehead orosd
eye blue ordinary, mouth. diii0i chin, dito; hail. ds
.osrm complies fair: f@ce round fnen fellows the zig
al - the party.l
the und-1isusd Secretary Of sa.e Of tho United sts,es Of
America hereby request ell whom msy concern TO permit
sly aud freely pass John JOnes citizen OF the unid
.s ard L. Of siye him al lawful aid and po,.c
ton q nr5r hand the npssln OF the seal OF the
Deysnt of sats AZ the cy ~ Washington the I'D day OF
suggt in the J,th ys Of the ndeps d.ne. Of ihese
usi,.8 sta,es w. IL. SEWARD.
ifeAl Of Dept Of State
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
CRY ITEMS.

TRREr THOUSAND DoLLARs FOR THE soLDHns.-
While umpl provision il made for the phy s:csl wants
# the brave men who 60 TO fight cur bstes, 70 well
that their intellectual and spiritual welfare is not over
looked. Since the war commenced in April, the
American Tract Society. HewYork, have supplied the
Federal tops With 5000 worth Of their valuable
Iuslcaior. Tbese supplies bav. been partly in Pc
rioiiesls and pamphlet tracts but to large extent ia
their excellent Soldiers Camp aud Pocket Libraries"
or the Camp Library (lsmo., neatly boond designed
efpecisy for the camp, the cabin, the foecaae. and
tue bo.pial. they have furnished 800 seta, compneng
1890 volumes, including tuch bookr IS Havelock,
Wears Hammond. or the Pocket Library, 100 sets,
co,npri.ing 5000 vo!unes inelrding such books as
the Soldiers Text Book" Soldiers Hymns, 50
Soldiers and Jesus" "Col Gardiner" Corporal
Murray" &c. Thee works all appreciated by the
.odiers and the Conmiitee day receive urgent april
eatons from Chspsirs and officers for incr,sed sur
ples to he forwarded TO the various encampmens in
TIE Middle and Western States, and 10 tie sitals
sud encampiu, nts In and aound Washington The
Svcie,y Is in great need of means 10 meet the claims.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24
MANHATrk'
A CARD FROM ROSS q rorsEY.

To me Edifo-0 Of TIE ". y. Tr1uss.
SIR: Tie Grand Jury Of the United States Cont for
this District having presented certain psre deserving u
Indictment AID the Uni,e States Marshal hsyas ysssresy
seized ne~psrer parcels Phil.dehi for the Paposs
suppresns sale o Of thsss pap and ss there
doubt bat other seizures may bs made for the papsss
which Il delay aud interfere with the 'ss
Of other papers may be oand In The parcels eonisnins
eoEdemnd IN order avoid 81 saea e'piissna
delays, sod svod legal process erculaor. Of what 'hs
Grand Jury style "doys paper' hereby give yos notice
sh, decline frwsd Of the PaP-rs named below
fom and sner ,hi. date Youu kc.. ROSS 4 rOUsEr'
No. I2l kassas street ksp. York Ans "A. lel
Exrvscr.-Bs THp UsITzD sTsTrs 0RssD Jrsr -.
Tc s CtrrHtf Court Usfed Staf fer ne Sosasrs Dt-
f,i,f Of Netr- ys,k
The Grand inqnet Of the United Sses " America for tse
Southern District of SsvYort beg leave " present the follow
log e's "a th- Court, sni ssk its .tyic~ thsrsoa:
There csrtAn vi ain ~ isfct which are
the Federal by srPIen synPaby and Agreements
With tn tn These paters
T1s Nslc- yors Dalg Weekly !osSrsi Of cOs@srss
The Dady srd " eekfy Ners
Tss Dl1s cad We,tty DsV Book.
The sreeaar', Jsssi,
eli pabi.hea IN the ei.y of New.Yoft, and
Th> bai ard ~ Iy t,dss
published in th, ciy Of yroosiyn.
The conduct Of thee doys pspso w. OF eooree ecnoenne
spd hy all loyal but Tire 0snd jnfy VIII Dc s
20 from the Court t u aso subject TO indctnsas sss
condigE pinshmeat-
All wLieh i respsc,huly presented
CHARLES GOULD Foreman
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

Tys1rye Cors pr gxELL.-Connected with our
Custom-H House 10 clerk whose business It Is 70 re-
ceive and test all money. lie is sPaniard by o'r'h'
but has been long while in the country Into scale
he empties bag of gold or silver coin, and from tne
weight in moment announces the amount in dollars
and cents He then runs his fingers through the coin
seyera times and applies them TO bis nose after which
be viii Immediately Jake out every counterfeit CON-
His nfalihs faculty Of detecting spurious metal Is 10
Gated in his olfactory organs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

two standards, costing $500 both elegantly trimmed
with gold, having yellow tassels, and poles mounted
with spear heads and battleaxes. The State flag has
blue field, in the center Of which is the New-York
coat Of are, and the motto EXCELSIOR" above IL
scroll Inscribed with the rcgu entail aud divers titles
The coat Of ars in the center, has vsws Of the Hud
son by moonlight, Of New.York Cry and Of the Erie
Canal The other flag bears tae State and National
coats Of arms, together with other emblems, on red
Geld, the whole being encrcled WIKI wreath.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

Stock hrm, With upward tendency Tor all good
dividend paying stocks. Mining stocks auctusiing In
Isic-. Sti.s Of Opbr ut tl.045, add closes heavy:
Gould and Curry: sales vi $40, assessment paid, aud
closes In demand Ut ESQ foot. Sales 25 shares
Sacramento Gas stock at 30 ceuta.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

Edward s. Hall & Co. have sold in advance the
whole products, Of their extensive wooden Uis from
now ill next ,nuay which they estimate vii! amount
10 100 600 yards ca dark blue keeys AID 20O OC0 yars
81 sky bloc. The Washington, Mohawk, Middlesee::,
and some other mis, are engaged for about tie
length o time by Government, while many have shorter
contracts.
The report Of The Boston and Maine Railroad has
been published, aud we take the following statements
the efrom:
iLe gros from III sources for the year sud
May J 1901.
The .Ypsndtures of every kind. and depreciation,
amount oFt 70
senct two dYdsada x sie' ~
Balance. see's 90
This together With the aSDount OF forueT balances.
Table
ksttps IN. cum Of undivided 8s7 50
The result of the last years business will compare
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

AMERicaS SEAnES's FRIEND SocrETY.-The Board
Of the American Seanens Friend Society have inst
sued q eirular in which they make touching appeal
- the public to afford the relief from their prea-
en-, serious pecuoisry embarra,snentr. They have
carefully examined their field Of laborS end find that
any considerable retrenchment would TO impossible
without great detriment their work. therefore they
appeal pastors and officers Of churches to make an
ealy effort TO collect from their respective congrega-
tons amount equal at least to IS cents for each COM
pIuncant.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-24

Ngw-YoRK TO LosG BRAScH.-The Raritan and
Delaware Bay Railroad Company have effected tenn
porsry Arrangement with Messrs. Stephens Condit a.
Co.'s Newark line, TO have the popular steamboat
Thomas p. Way placed tho route between the Kali
road terminus OF PORT Monmouth and this city instead
of the Stesmbos Sea Shore, which met with an ace-
dent last Saturday afternoon. The regular trips on
the Newark route will be made on week days. by the
steamboat Flora Of the Port Richmond line, and on
Sundays by the 7. z. Way, as usual.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-20
FREEBURG ACADEMY,

FREEBURG ACADEMY.
rENHE FALL TERM Of the present year was
II opened on Tuesday, the 9Th of October,
ut.
Board of Instructors.
Rev. j. X. Mlllet, Principal and Instructor in
Ancient Languages and English.
Literature.
H. s. Boyer, Associate, and Instructor in Math-
mates, Natural Sciences, Book Keeping, &c
Assisted by able and experienced teachers.
The course of Instruction embraces all the
branches usually taught in Primary, Academical
and Classical Departments.
The government of this Institution is mild
but firm, and all students are required to be
diligent and obedient.
Expenses.
Boarding, room with furniture, per
week, Sl.5O 10 SI75
Tuition per Quarter, $500 " 81, 30
Drawing, Painting, Music, French, Practical
Surveying, &c, extra.
Students admitted at any time during the
Quarter.
For further particulars, address,
]. X MILLET,
Freeburg, Snyder county, Pa.
FTeebuTg, November 3, 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-20
HIGHLY IMPORT AIT NEWS.
VI. c. GEAEllART,

Confeotionerios, Fruit and Toys

Has fglulUti WIN new FlNth ~
Confeetionaries, Fruit and Toys.
4 T. seems ~ ia new nee. q new life was open.
ing upon W.. arimati1g every heart to ro1icr
deeds aud higher aimsl Au, lierlture and sci
euce will glow anew and seek TO doyolope sub
liner beauties and grander conception.
The business world too must feel the new 10.
luence and every part be quickorci and strength.
ened by an increased vitality, vhich shall urge
Us on with electric speed to the contamination
Of greater things than was eyef dreamed Of ia the
Philosophy Of the past.
Animated Ivy the enthusiasm which preyadcs
all classes, and desrous Of doing his share 70.
wards "The great events Of the Age" Ule sub
scriher would respectfully inform the good poo.
pie of SUNBURY and the public generally, thot
he has just returned from the city al rhiIads-
phia with the largest and choicest stock of Con.
dictionaries, Fruit and Toys that has ever been
brought to this section of country. H1 "a also
manufacturing all kinds Of Confcctionaries, & c.,
o Gil up orders, wholesale or retail, at short no
tice.
Among his stock Of Confectionaries. may DC
found
French Secrets. Gum Drops, M kinds of scent
Burned Almonds, Love Drops,
Cream White, Mint Drops, red and white,
" Lemon Jelly Cakes,
Rose Fruit props,
" Vanilla, Stick Candles, of all scents
Common Secrets Rock Candy
Liquorice, Almond Candy,
FRUIT.
Bananas, Prunes,
Dates Figs,
Currants dried, Ctfuus,
Almonds, Rasnns, Nuts of an kinda
LEMON SYRUP
of a superior quality, by the single or dozen. A
superior quality of Scgars and Tobacco, and q
variety of Conlectionarics, fruit, Toys, &C. all o.
which is offered cheap at wholesale or retail.
u Remember the name and place. -gs.I
NJ. &. C.GEARHART,
Market ST., 3 doors west Of E. y. Bright 81 Sons
store.
Sunburv, April II, l8GO.-ly