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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14
A uCTIoN NOTICE.-HANDsoME HOUSEHOLD FUR
IA niture
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
POSITIVE PEREMPTOKY SALE OF


y
The property Of family removing to the country.
This (Monday) mOrning, commencing lu O'Clock, the
beautiful Paror, Dining ROOM Chamber and Library
niture in the dwelling house 52 street between
Seventh and Eighth avenues all Of which is new, having
been recently made and comprises everything adapted to
fashionable and elegantly furnished esidenectbe whole 70
be perempoy sold for cash, consisting Of English Velvet
and Tapestry Carpets, elegant rosewood raror Furniture
suite comprising three full SUITS richly carved all
which covered IN rich silk broc and OF the best de-
scpoa; rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs
In blue and gold satin aud moquet Velvet Turkish Lounges
rich Mantel and Pier Mirrors, Danask and Lace Curtains
gold and Landscape Shades rosewood Eeeres OF
Louis XIV; rich Sevrcs Dresden Mantel Vases Isqc
Figures, Artistic Bronzcs, iarior Ornaments, &c.
ELEGANT OCTAVE PIANUFORTE,
MUSIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVER, cost $3.50.
Marble top bureaus, richly carved Bedseas twenty large
Hair Mattresses Tete-a rces, Chamber Suits
bronze Clock marble washsands, Lounges French and
Spring Seat Chairs Rockers Dvans, 0tonans oval MIR
rors superb Beds and Bedding, oak Earns Table.
fine mahogany Sofa Braseads, rich French and Bohemian
China, rich Tea Sets Syorwae Sqoons Forks Casters
Pitchers, urns, Ten Service ruby and crystal Gut Glass
every description. marble Buffet Chairs superb
oak Desk, Oilclo, rich Chandeliers, marble Hall Stand
OF Wlers Iron Safes Catalogues house. Sale positive
rain shine.
RUSSELL w. WEsTCOTT, Auctoneer
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A NJ i, CHAPMAN \ Co, AuCTIoNEERs.
IA. MAGNIFICENT
HOUSEHOLD
AT PUBLIC Auction

AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The property ,of u family leaving for Europe
On this day MONDAY J, Oct Ii, al l0Il O'Clock
The catalogue enbra the largest and richest assortment
Household Furniture offered ut season.
Superb TX octave Pianotorte. -
Rare aud Costly Works of Art,
on Paintings by eminent artists,
Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers,
Velvet Medallion Carpets,
Dresden and Sevrcs China Vases
French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
Brocade and Lace Curtains,
Oak Buffet and Extension Table.
Sold Silver Ware, Sheffield Table Cutlery,
Rosewood Chamber Furniture style Lonis XIV .
The Furniture all made order Braasdor Well Roth.
Catalogues at the house tho morning OF sale.
Drawing Rooms-Two tuil SUITS solid rosewood, frames
covered with French brocatel Eegeres Bookcase Centre
Tables 7H octave Panofnre, Stool, Cover aud Canter-
bury Enco Gard Tables, Cabinets embroidered Lace
Curtains ladies' Work Table Antique and Gothic Reception
Chairs king patent Reclining Chairs, the Assumption OF the
virgin painted by Lecard; match Paintings BY Cole
Fruit Piece, Winter Scene bronze Staueltes Of Hamlet
joan OF Arc, Diana, Crusaders two elegant Vases
china richly decorated Ormou Clock Bronze and OrmOlu
Chandeliers hy Marcott parian marble Suete French line
Engravinss. asLnd Chairs " match: Velvet Stair Car
PETS rosewood mahogany and black walnut Dressing Blu
reaus Bedsteads Table de Mutt Amouraacc Toilet Sets
Feather Beds y pair Blankets "a pair linen Sheets Coun-
Erfanes ~ Hair Mattresses Spring Beds Oval Mirrors
Goner Stands McGraws Sofa Bedsteads Chairs Rockers
and Tea Service French china Dinner Set peces ivory
handled Table Cutlery Arm Chairs crystal engraved
mcni and Kitchen Furniture. -
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A UCTION NOTICE.-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
~ auction this day (Monday) Oct a. sale ncng at2
O'Clock the private reside DR. Lcmue Radc West
Twenty sixth street. Sixth consisting
wool laror Suit in brocate
Panoor Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Mirrors Turkish
Easy Chair covered IN tapestry Couch match Etcecres
Centre Tables Lace Curtains Shades Mantei Ornaments
Mashsands. Hair and spring Mattresses Feather Beds,
Blankets, Counterpanes, black walnut Sofas Rockers,
Chairs Tables, Corner Stands Engravngs Paintings Side
boards Chandeliers Extension Table China Glass and ST.
Ware: knives and Forks, Union Table Cloths, Arm
Chairs card Tables Stair Carpets oicloshs; also large
sorlmen Of Basement ana XII chen Furniture Sale perenp
tory, commencing precisely O'clock this afternoon.
MORTIMER GRIFFIN Il Co, Auctioneers.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1861
POLITICAL.


Seventh district.. .......... Charles T. Frost.
James Gilmore.
Eighth district. ............. William Banham ",
William Mcspsdos.
TWENTIETH WARD
Owen Madden,
John Wedlock
Seosnd district. .Sqmies Z. Ne0duvv.
james Somers
Third district. ............ Thomas 0grie,
William B"aramss.
Fsurth district. Robert L. Let,
~. nayis s9,., ICED.
John Hardy
. John Shaw.
''A '''''' JOHN 5s%" %iea Il 1''S'
Francis Martin.
Seventh district. ..............J james WIiidms,
80, Aze Freeman.
s''' ''''' sasaas,p q s asaSs"
Nisa district. W'l'iam y A1m~rsna
Roger Trembis.
Toath district. .............. James Nc AJee,
fasrek iMse ecs,nn
Eleventh district. .............Jo John y. GridieN
George Butcher.
MishselJ. Green.
Twelfth district. .:John Ackeehsh,
Patrick Deyiin.
Thireenth district ............ .Rol~t Taylor.
John Rennct.
Fourteenth district. ......1ohn BRADY S..
Edwin Dobbs
First district. ................. Cla,i,s Irying.
Nicholas B,ecer.
Michael Kenney;
Michael Geohagaa.
Peter Kearnan.
Third district. ................ .Jaoob Eh,u,
Fourth district. Solomon McLaaghtss,
Michael Coter.
Charles M,%atiser.
Sixth alsrlc. Ha ,.ssas s's'n s.s,ur.
Joseph McDormoit,
Sevceth district ............. .Ab,ott Ho,iaeman.
J JsispiM pTh r"::v.
Eigsth district. John Welley,
Albert Il. Smith,
Niath district. ......o.,..s... W0tian. W Niies,
T Tss D h ssrasSars.
's''n a''''''''''''''' P Msa% v z cart E"tss
Eleventh district. ..........A ndreao ). B,adp,.
Hugh seGaSe "'"'
Twelfth district. Soils hit,crland
MEMO Diefendorr
Thirteenth district. ......... Waiidm s. Gregrv.
Joseph W. Meeks.
Fourteenth district. .......... Gcoyge " Truss
j; Townsend Connolly.
Dcais G. Mnton.
First district. .............. Robert Patterson.
J GSSa's n i H ,iss''"'
SeconQ district. Samuel SfOn,
Thomas Higgins,
Philip +. lianavan.
Third district ........,...... Witifun j. O'Briex,
John Ste,c1rr
Terence Kelley.
Fourth district. ............ Thomas Nolan,
Hugh Murray,
- Be,Janfn F0fh
Fifth district. Henry Gourdier,
Augustus Eli
John Donovan.
Sixth district. George McDeIn,ok
Thomas Egsn,
Daniel Fallen.
Seventh district Charles Ufif,noN,
Emanuel Koib,
Dennis +. Root.
Eighth district. Francis Wheaton.
William " Leqqetf.
Paric Anthony.
Ninth district. .........,..... .Geosge g. Burns.
H0iph T. Hon,iton.
Frederick Meyers.
Tenth district augustus s. VOID,
Hugh Downey,
William IIalden.
Eleventh district. .......... Stephen ~ SiatonSp4
.1thin Roiigef,
james Masterson.
Twelfth district. Patrick Quin,
Ei,rayd dubois,
james A. Mccormick.
Thirteenth district. .......s.. u. d. Miner,
John Miller,
Samuel II. Scott
Fourteenth district ........ Luke Mullen,
Joseph Cndfey,p ".
lev Jr
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A UCTION NOT1CE.-LAEGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
~ Furniture this afternoon at two oclock precisely at
Washington square and Sixth Consisting OF fine
Brussels ana Ingram Carpets Glass, China and Silver
Ware, Ocoths Chandeliers, Curtains solid rosewood
Paler suit covered in crimson and maroon bro aci con
lion backed Chairs; Suit black walnut rich
SILK reps; Tables Etegercs Clock Paintings,
rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus Washstand,
Lounges Chairs Rockers Corner Stands bookcase EIien-
Mirrors Vases Clocks Blankets, Spreads Stoves, Kitchen
Furniture ~ boxes fine Soap small quantity of fine Wines
Liquors, Sale positive. Terms cash, in bankae
money Al the goods must be removed twenty hours
the sale.
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HENRY IL. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT a.
LEEDS ~ Co. will sell ut auction, Monday Oct. ~
IL O'CLOCK In front No 23 Nassau street. dATS
Horse, ia hands HIGH warranted sound In every
and kn in all harness. six years old stfsh
and good ulster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

(NEoCkEEy, GLASS CHINA, KEROSENE LAMPS
ana Fsneyt;ooas by s. II. BARTLETT Auetionc 7, on
Tuesday q aler 49, 10 o'clock, Mt Isl Pearl street. $40 lots
goods retailers. Call and see cash bargains
~ r WILLS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE
~ arrnrrs inrthcnwnic, French China Silver Plated
aa,f fnrian Mare Fancy Goods "Wednesday Oeober
Id At ii O'Clock the auction room, 10 Murray street. near
broadway. Catalogues now ready
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NEORTGAGE SALE.-A. NJ. CRISrALAR, AUCTIONEER,
M No. % Bowery will sell this day October a. at l1S
wood do also Tables Chairs, Looking Glasses, Gas Chan
deier &C. BY order of Aug Breede attorney for mort
gsgee.
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SALES AT AUCTION.


s. RICHARDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a. sale of about ,O cases Of Boots Shoes and Brosans at
auction by RICHARDS 4 WHITING, on Wednesday, Oct.
49, at IO O'Clock, Al Coftandt street. comprising
full assortment OF prime goods well adapted both city
aud country trade. Catalogues on morning OF sale.
4 UCTfON NOTICE-YOU CAN BUY ALL KINDS OF
n Furniture Looking Glasses, Bedding, &C. cheaper than
any other place, nj @. W. SNEDENS, 1853 Bowery, be-
money.
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HENRY GREEN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
IL Monday OF H. at O,a O'clock AT the store l9i William
o'clock 3V pairs Boots, Shoes, Brogans, CATERS also
Clothing, Dry Goods,
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1lROOkLfN PROPERTY AT AUCTION AND PRIVATE
ID SALE or to delivery Saturday at O'Clock, =. NJ,
auction will sell on the premises until LOO SOLD
commencing the properyt wing between aud
irving avenue Covert and Moatt streets and Cooper
nue., IN the Eighteenth ward, WILLIAM CONSELYBA
Aictoneer Also, at private sale, $500 one-haf cash.
brown stone three story hi easement house. lS De street.
10 let cheap until May Il aso two story gh basement
frame house ten lots 25OJ each the head OF Central ave-
bounded by Van VOORHEES, and Shaner Streets Tor on
with good gard plenty of fruit and strawberry; also lolos
opposite for ST. 800 Other houses and vacant lots for safe
very cheap on liberal TERMS y the owner Inquire on the
southeast corner OF Myrtle and Lewis avenue, Brookyn
N. B-rhe Broadway and East New YORK cars p.ss the
auction sale every i've minutes. WM !. MILLS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

1ORINTTNG MATERIALS BY AUCTTON-TO-M MORROW
Tuesday), October 10, at 10 o'clock OF Warren
and Railroad avenue Jersey CiyWastngton and
Smith presses with inkers Gordons Gimans Yankee and
Screw Presses; Type from Pearl 23ine, Stands OAaseA
stones &c.--rnaklng 1870 lots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

NrOTiCE TO BAKERS.--B. lSAACS WILL SELL THIS
IN day, iG,s O'Clock at 262 West Twenty sires
all the tools Of bakery, Counters Doe Trough Pans Cut
tcrs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

"A at i0s ociosk, handsome and elegant Household Fur
niure Of Akeect W. Winter Esq., at the residence 02 Wa
verey place. of Sixth The furniture is in
good order and housekeepers will good chance to get
good made furniture consisting of two solid rosewood Par
Tor suits covered in rich satin brocaie rosewood Eegre
with mirror back and doors; rosewood Centre ana Pier
Tables Turkish Chair and Lounges rich China Vases, Da
mask and Lace Curtains. Brussels, Tapestry and Ingram
Carpets; rosewood Bedroom Furniture comprising Red
seads Bureaus Nassanas and Commodes; very fine Hair
Mattresses Boosters ana Pillows rosewood and black wal
nut Corner and Booksands, mahogany Bookcase, Bed
seads bureaus, Washsands Sofa Beds Lounges Clocks
Mirrors Curtains solid black walnut Dining Table Chairs
Glass, China aud Sverwarc Table Cutlery Olclohs, Stair
Carpets, &c. Sale positive i. Bolts, Auctioncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

DRowNE NICHOLS AUCTT0NEERS-wILL SELL
ID Wednesday, October TO- at O'clock In front of sales
roo 3 Nassau street, beautiful blackburn hands high
6years od Black Hawk and Marsh pony stock sound kind
aud gentle beau III animal Also very handsome bay
Horse years old ISL hands; sound kind and gnte
uful saddle horse Also very tine black Horse l5is
hands, years old sound, kind GENTLE first rate far
ly horse, child drive him. Particulars Tuesday
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r MoRIARTY. AUCTIoNEER-wILLs Sc III. THIS DAY.
az ~ h whnhn square, e ry oes 90 u.s.
OIL Paintings, ShawIs Dress Goods Sanes Cloths Shes
and CATERS Also variety Of Fancy and Dry Goods Sa
positive
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ToUN X. OAKIEY 4 co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION

r p. TRAyER, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE 40 CHATHAM
81 street will SELL Monday October IA, at 10 oclock,
at 4o4 West street. corner OF Charles two line Counters with
unains; three Beer Pumps Stand Casks KEGS Bar FIX
lures, Screens fine Steve, Mirror Clock, large Glass Case.
Scales fine of Groceries, pipe OF pure Gin,
Bandes, Wines, Whskeys Rum Sugars, &c &C. by order
Of HENRY UARTYEE
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r GUSHING, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL ON MON
Stock OF blacksmith ana wheelrigts siop
Also the Building the premises Sale positive.
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AT A MEETING or THE UNION CLUB OF THE
N Fourth and Sixth wards held their headquarters Al
Centre street, VIM. Walchs Thursday evening the 10th
inst. chairman, Mr. Henry Baeman in tie chair Martin
Doyle Vice President John L. Doase Secretary the following
committee duly elected to the various cand-
dates the making ticket be
the ensuing eeciionaes Fitzgerald Gerald Tyr
rcl Patrick Walsh Martin DOYLE, Mortimer sullivan. On
motion, the chairman was added 10 the committee. The
club will hold meeting at the place Tuesday next,
at O'Clock. All members requested 10 attend.
Alta LARGE AND ENTnu sIAsTIC MEETING or THE
n Workngnen's Union Association Of the Fourth and
Sixth Wards held Saturday evening" October L. James
Campbels No 81 Centre street, Mr.. Constantine Donoho
unanimously nominated candidate for Assembly,
for the second Assembly district.
MICHAEL GILLEN, Chairman.
john SHEEuAE Secretary.
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DAwNBRo kER'S SALE-TIIIS DAY, AT 1917 O'CLOCK,
L by BELL 4 INGRAHAM, at their auction foaRsL -
New Bowcry, 400 choice lots Of men, and chidOI
Wearing Apparel Shaw Piece Goods Sheets Quilts BiAn
kets, Bcddng Watches, Jewery, &C. BY order Of r. d
WILLIS, 81 Roosevelt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-14

A uCTTON NOTfCE.-B. Ii. SElXAS WILL SELL AT
~ tr o. W 5 H. Matthews 2t3 Pearl street, Oct.
is 70 SUIT city and country dealers large lot III White
Granite common. Rockingham anu Glassware Also lot Of
Pces tud Laps.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-11
ey VOLUNTEERS DETAINED At SuNBuRY. -

ey VOLUNTEERS DETAINED AT SuNBuRy.-
A company OF volunteers from Wyoming
county, commanded by Capt Harding, were
kept back at this place on Thursday, not
having permit to pass over the Northern
Central road The officers and men were
much disappointed A number OF the men
re-entered the cars, determined to 60, when
the car was detached from the train. The
Lieutenant Of the Company then addressed
his men, saying that "the Baltimoreans, who
"owped the rood, could not keep them back
They cane to fight, aud would, if necessary
"go it on foot. He thanked God they we're
mot among enemies, but among friends
"Tbe hospitality and kindness OF the people
"of Sunbury was already known, and they
"wou!d be provided for free Of fexpense, until
"ihey could leave iE the morning" Having
by this time finished the lunch furnished by
the ladies', they gave three cheers, and
marched to their quarters 10 the Court House
The company left ia the 1890 train, mex,
morning.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-11
SHERIFF",S SALES.

BY virtue of Sundry writs Of Ven. Exponas
issued ont OF the Court Of Common Pleas { {
Northumberland County, Pa, to me directed. will
be exposed to public sale at the Court House.
in the borough of Sunbury, on Thursday the
3Oth day of May A y 1861 al O'Clock p. VI,
the following described real estate, to wit:
A certain lot of ground situate in Sunhury
Northumberland County, on the corner of Fawn
and Pokeherry Streets containing in front on
Fawn street IS feet, and in depth on Pokeberry
street so feet, being the northern part OF lots
No. 2l3, 2l4, and 2l5, whercon are erected Il
two story frame dwelling house, frame kitchen
and frame stable, and sther out buildings -
Seized taken in execution and to lie sold as the
property of Michael Wivert.
Also: Al the same time and place. a certain
piece or lot or lot of ground, situate in the bor.
ough of Sunhury Norhumheral County, Pa
containing one half acre more or less, bounded
on the ives, by land late of John Young. deceas.
ed, OF the north by Robert II. Awl, Oh the east
bv Jesse NJ. Simpson, aud the heirs Of George
/ Weiser deceased. and on the south hv the heirs
Of George Weiser deceased. Seized taken in
execution and to be sold as the property OF John
Young.
DAVID WALDRON, Sheriff
| Sherin's Office
! Sunburv, May II, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-11

The Rev. Mr. Moore. a Presbyterian irin-
lister, with citizen of West Chester. .sr
now called to see Capt. Bruner, II uuy d " r
men were 10 need Of under clothing, VI hav,ng
been reported TO the ladies of West Chester,
that some Of the men belonging TO our regi.
ment leaving home expecting to get their
uniforms Immediately on arriving in Camp.
bad left home illprovided the Captain being
absent, Lieut.. McCarty told the gentlemen
that our ladies and citizens at home bad at.
tended to all their wants. They seemed
pleased, and said "they we're glad there was
one company that needed no assistance in
that way.
We are very nicely quortered, and it we
need auyt hing, our slightest wish is eratifed.
The people here seem to anticipate oil our
wants. The boys are all well and satisfied,
with the exception Of not being equipped ;
but that will soon be remedied, as we have
heard our Lieutenant Colonel Coulter) made
a requisiton this morning for our uniforms
and we expect them on Wednesday, when oil
will be right.
Please send the "American" regularly, as
the boys wait for it anxiously.
Yours sincerely,
HARRlE ID. VII ARTON.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-11

position he bas resisted the impurities Of
those most dear to him on earth, and be
declares his readiness TO sacrifice bis wealth,
and all else, for his country The Tribune
and some other of the over.wise New York
journals, will please make note OF this
NEw YoRK, May 6--The Schooner Char
les Dennis, from Wilmington, n. O., arrived
here last evening, having on board Lieut..
De Lavei, and fifty men late Of the Fayett'
vile Arsenal.
Lieut.. De Lavel reports that on pril
18th, between 1000 and 1900 of The North
! Carolina militia demanded the surrender Of
the arsenal, which it was deemed prudent by
Major Anderson, in command, to comply
With, as resistance was useless.
Lieut.. De Lavel and his men we're allowed
| to depart unmolested. Major Anderson
was left behind, being too sick to be reno
! we'd.
The arsenal contained 10000 stand Of
arms.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-11

G.y AGNES OF Sorrento is the title of the
New Romance which Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe has just written for the Atlantic
Monthly. The first pages are given in the
May number OF that work. and the manner
in which the story opens assures us that its
publication will add to the already brilIian,
reputation Of this most popular Of American
authors.
This story is one Of love aud duty, Of Joy
and trial. Its heroine is young girl born
in Catholic country and educated under the
influence of Catholic institutions, and in the
deveIopement of the plot the author has
sought TO illustrate the Influences of that
creed upon the lives aud characters Of its
/ votaries.
From the intense interest in this subject
which has beer manifested by the people of
the United States within the past few years
and the fact that it has entered SO largely
iLto the discussion of the political as well ss
religious questions Of the time, it canuOt be
doubted that Mrs. Stoves calculation of it,
through the medium of fictitious narrative
will cause it to be as widely sought for aud
as eagerly purused as her previous brllian,
contributions to American literature have
been.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-11
New Advertisements.
s. l.. BERGSTREssER.

Photograph and Ambrotypc Artist,
WOULD inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of this place and vicinity that be will be in
town 10 short time with his CAR, for the
purpose of furnishing oil who may desire,
with 6rstcass pictures.
Long experience in the business enables
him to guarantee satisfaction th bis Patrons.
Ambrotspts or Dauguerreotypes enlarged
to life.size.
Pictures taken 10 Cloudy as wei! as Clear
Weather.
PRICES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS from
Is 90 to $1,000.
A large assortment Of Frames for Photo
graphs always on hand.
Sudbury, April 1lth, 1851.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-11

ca Two Companies from Susquehanna
county, commanded by Captains Warren
and Gates, arrived here on Friday morning
of last week, by the Sudbury & Erie train
Capt Gates company was obliged to lay oyer
until next day, not having an order from the
Governor, without which the Northern Cen.
tral Company refused to pass them to II lar.
risbnrg. They were comfortably entertained
until next day by our citizens, free of expense
On Weduesdy Capt. Macauleys Company
from Luzerne. passed through to Harris
burg.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-11
Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Northumberland county, will be exposed
TO public sale, OH the premises, on Saturday, the
9Th day of JULY, next, all that certain Tract
or Piece of LAND, situate partly in Shamokin
township, and partly in Coal township, Northuu'
berland county, Pennsylvania, bounded by lands
of Martin Gsss, lands surveyed to Obedlah Camp
bell, John Ellsworth, Robert Taggar!, John Nil.
Ter, and Thomas Hamilton. cortaining -Four Hun
dred and Twenty Eight Acres and Flity one
perches of Land and allowance, be the same
more or less, late the property of Christian ka'
bel, deceased.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of said
day, when the terms ard conditions Of sale will
be made known by
ISAAC N. HAUsE, Admir-.
BY order Of Court,
suntury, May 4, 1861,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-05-11

ca A CoNTRAsT.-The Press, of Phladei
phia, censures the authorities Of that city for
neglect ir not providing for two thousand
soldiers from Ohio, weary with travel aud
hunger. The Press admits that providing
for so large u number, is attended with great
troubl. Be it remembered that our little
Borough provided abundantly for six huhdred
at one time, or nearly Que third of its popula-
tion iu number. This number, iu proportion
to the population of Philadelphia, would be
evuivaleut to 10000 men to be provided for in
that city. Think Of this when you talk OF
| trouble.