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RYJ. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

GREEN TREE HOUSE. ON B STRREa Be
TWEEN skCOND AND THIRD, AT PUBLTC
O'Clock. the premises, shall sell, trt of Lot
No IS in RI seryatio No. IL, improved bv three
story brick house and bsck buf ding, with al sts
roof. on north street, between Second aud Third
streets weat. new occupied ass pablo houss, and
BnOsn as the Green Trce" House. ~
ls,ly p session Of the premises will be given.
T.rms' One. half In cash. the usiadsr six.
sn6 twelve months with interest, occurred by deed
OF trust on the premises
Corve ances at ths cost fthe purchaser.
apsOd J. G Moe UIRE & 90. Auet.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March Q, 1854.

WASHINGTON, D. O., March Q, 1854.
This Is to certify that having been affected
for twenty years with deafness, and having
tried some of the most eminent doctors of our
city without any relief, at last heard Of DR.
Lighthill and put myself under his care. His
treatment was brief, and successful I am
now completely restored, and the cure Is ap-
parently permanent I have all confidence In
Dr. Lightaill's skill, and would advise all az.
fictsd with deafness to go and consult him at
once. JOSEPH WHITNEY,
ResideDe CO near and 1tth streets.
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. ooFIHa TILT :, q. =.
Inst received anA for sale, q choiee lot ef Felt
and ltcb, which San be sold ehsar, g gs4her ~ith
. "a -. Sao63 fENW1CKA &F1NART,s 3
ap R-ime sad Weat side Nh e, ,ak bAaal bridge
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Remarkable Cure Of Deafness,
From the Res. Joseph n. Clarke, Rector Of St
Jdmcs' Church.
r. SYRAcusE, February 20. 1854
have been deaf in one ear, ever since was
In college, some twenty years sgo. BY the
skill of DIR. Lghthill, its hearing was entirely
restored, so that now hear alike with both
ears, and find that can use my voice With
much more ease and comfort than before.
JOSEPH NJ. CLARKx.
my d.eo2w
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ny J, @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.

cHAScERy SALE OF VALUABLE sQu ARE
oF GROiINp ON SEVENTH STREET WESI,
BETWEEN QsrREET AND RAoph ISLAND
an a'hn hhnnSbaY AFTERNOON, May 9Th at half past
sn,clSck on be D emis-s. by virtue Of decree OF
}ba Ista irircuIt Court amended cree ofthe
Snrane Cont of the District of Coi mbis. sitting
SO "a E.uTt of Equity, the latter dectee dated
astb of Anil 1864 and rendered in q cause No 7s,
Wbeyein Elizabeth Brent is comp sinant and Chss:
iii eli the Who'll. of 60 M. a., sub divided
tn.c twenty Ave desirable Building Lots froat,na
w psn street and Rhode Island avenue. -
Ta,ms. One third cash, the remainder in six aud
YvsIxs m OF tbs tn interest -ursd to the sstis
ctiou of the trustee ell cash. st the option or
VA All conveyancss and stamps 81 the sxpease of the
purchaser. fas 8 o.,,o, ,,,r-
sp2- J. C, MoGU IRE & CO.. Aueta
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LOCAL NEWS.
AM aENrs To-EIGHr.

GROWERS THBATER. The dramatiz2ttou
@ psSsa nGoe Of Oliver vim Be
ain" and Mrs. Farren's "Naucy Sykes" are
among the mcst remarkable delineations OF
character ev,r seen upon the stage The beau
tful comedy, "Faint Heart never won far
LADY, will open the entertainment.
FORD's TaEATER -Mfss Alice Gray to night
t&Ses teneft, and In order to attract a full
house, not only will all the members Of Mr..
Eoro>s company appear. but Miss Susan DenIu,
who has Just returned from successful
starring tour, has also volunteered for the occa.
sion. Miss Gray will appear as Widow
Daughter" and Miss Denim will appear as
"Sally ScragRs," IN "Sketches In India" and
Will sing her famous song, "Whack row de
dow"
matter is scarcely sufficient to indicate the
many attractive pieces nightly performed at
this popular resort, and among them there Is
Zone more interesting than the prize drama.
"The Mountain Outlaw" which is performed
in connection with the regular concert hall
Entertainment
VARIRTIEs-Good performances, by first
c!ass ARTISTS, have had the effect to make this
haH delightful resort Among the perform
sTs aEe j. s. Maffitt, Lima Windel, Maggie
Friel, DC.
METROPOLITAN HALL.-This hall has be-
come q fayorlte resort, and the performers
never rail to interest the many who nightly
attend. Nellie Taylor, Tom Vance. Harry
tnochs, aud number Of others, male and fe.
male, will appear tonight.
FAIRs.--The ladies OF Calvary Baptist
Church are holding delighunl far at Old
y Trinity Hall, on Fifth street. There is a band
OF music in attendance nightly. and the aru.
Cles are disposed OF by the fairest Of hands
AT Foundry Church, corner of Fourteenth
Sno q stree 8, the ladies commence tonight q
fair for the purpose of aiding in the erection Of
the new church ediflce This is the fair that
has been looked forward to with 80 much In.
terest.
THE GRAND BALL for which extensive prep.
arations have been made by the conductors
and drivers Of the city passenger rail Tay, will
come off TO- night at Odd Fellows Hail. That
the entertainment will be one Of the most
agreeable OF the season there is every evidence.
This railroad association certainly deserves to
meet with success upon this occasion.
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pYJ. G. McG UIRE L CO., ,Auetioneere.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE SIXTH ST
RYJ. G. MoGCIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

VERY VALUAB BLA LOTS ON SEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN SOUTH D AND sTREErS.
On WEDN NEsDAY AFTERNOON, May 4th, at 8
O'Clock, the premises shall sell, Lots Nos s,
"a, 80. and 81 in sub-dtv sion of Square No e5.
Lots Nos. 34 90, and 81 front each "a feet on Seventh
hack "a feet to 10 foot alley Lot No g. fronts on
Eighth street vert, between and streets south,
and runs back same depth to sape alley.
These sre among the most desirable lots On the
I,land. ...
Terms Ope-third in cash; the remainder In six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by dssd
apT-d J O. MCGUIRE co ,Aucts.
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= U CUss hUoVIUuoVFb
IMPORTANT SALE OF CaoICE LIBRARY
: BOOKS.
On WEDNEsDAY EVENING. May 4eh, At
O'Clock at the Auction Rooms aud continued ea"h
succeeding Evening. at the came hour. until the
whole IL disposed Of shall sell, without reserve
portion of the Library of tn, late Ohas. F Mayer,
Of Baltimore. Md, to which valuable addition ns
from anott er source has been made, the VIII lie
comprising Miscells neous ard Scientific Work II.
Illustrated 'tion Sets Of Monthiies, Pamphlets,
ConEressioDsl Documents, &C., DC.
Terms cash.
aF1 1Cstslogu lew ready for delivery.
apSN.dtf J. C. Meg UIRE & CO, Auets.
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JOURNAL OF TIVE pIsooyERY % Ia
'Gl;, illustrated sss, s5se rsANcx rArIoE 0''

-rfis Elsa q -stsi ri Sis 7sr s1efz 81 tas sSeaS
4sG.tx 7aas4s So zes -E- 4sNzE- cEIsaAds
si q rssseaissaSFJ sEfg "a o.
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10y WIN. B. LEWlB CO., Auct1oneers.
CONTINUATION OF DEAD LETTER OFFICE
SALE.
Sale resumed THIS MORNING. at 10 pollock. and
will be continued THIS EVENING. at o'clock ,
also. all day TO-MGh ROW c " ed nesd y. when
expec, to finish schedule No d. consisting CT lns2
lotf of fir Iewelry Lady and Gents Gold aud Sil
YER Watches Chains Heavy Cslifornia Gold Rings,
with great variety of other goods
For descriptions, see Catalogues at the Store No.
mys:2t VIM b. LEWIS 4 Co.. Aucts.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auetloneers.

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
TWoHANDsoMEB BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE
OBSERVATORY In TnE FIRST WARD AT
o. MONDAY. the eth instaut, ne sh,ll sell, on
Suile ing Lots In the First Ward. being Lot No. i
and 2, in square No 81 situated at the corner OF
north and 24th streets west. -
Terms: One half cash, balance In six and twalve
months for rotes bearir terett fro day OF sale
deed giyen and deed of trust taken.
All onyeysnce at Cost Of purchasef' ihcA9olns
mys-d GRExN l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RYJ. Q. McGUIRz & CO.. Auctionee's.
TRrsrEE's SALE oF TWO pIs RAgLH BRIGK e
:IYsElKsT STREET, BETWEEN AND u
On nTnGEsDAY AFTERNOON. May 10th ct s5s
O o,oiock nn The prem ses, by virtue OF Gee u =.
trust dated July 26th $780, ana auly eco of the
land Ts;shinstePR Spunats sna IN II Tosss
rscoyded sub dVi ION of Original Lo'tI o, Spu y,
In Snnars nun bered l03, fonting togetnG1 o. ase.
en- TwsntI arst west, between ana = s',eSss stS
north and running SaSs iess; cuses' With Sssf
brHHsnss. 10 be sold separately.
ox,ns nf sac: One.thifd In cash; the remainder
a. ~ "a tWeiye months, With interest, secured By
: aaad of trust on the pr pts.s.
Cot of fconyeyaDces, including revenue STAMPS
to Be pstd pS ale are not CON piled With in ave
- the Trustee reserv.s th< right TO re sail 1T
syd an psnse of the defar lting pn aseY
tAe Iase oA Js6ARr8R MAHBnRY Trustee, ;.
mx4d J. o, MEG o tRK CO. Anetss3f
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DYGRIEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers
VEGETABLE ANDtRUIT STAND AT AU0.
s. .TI0E. - za @
A A1ction sale Of fine Vegetable and Fruit Stall
In the Center Market, between 7th and eth street,
No 326. on THURSDAY the 5th day Of May, at ll3s
O'Clock, a. a., to be sold without reserve,
apId GREEN 6 WILLIAMS. Auots
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RYJ. C. MoG UIRE CO, Auctieueers.
HANDSOME RCILpING lot ON sTREET
NENI TO HE ,ORNgRN NE SENON STREET
RYJ. g. Mcguire & co. Auctlonssr..

NICE FPAME DWELLING HOUSE ASDLOToN
MASsACHUkE1T Ts AVEN BsT REES 4fH
AHDaFH TREET WEST, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 5th. st oS
O'Clock, the premises shall sell, part Of Lot
No. IS, Square No. SIT, fronting IS feet inches
the south side Of Mafsacbusst q ave, ue between
Fourth and Fifth streets west running ba TX 60 feet
] irch TO q 20-foot sley, improved by two-story
Frame House. contain ing six roomk.
lmnedIst. possession given.
Terms ash
n
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~ z.rs sne5 + sE.sa : rrseta - srfEI
s sIsa4 aaGs Ee axs ssa a.scE8? sasu UgH ,3s}f
50 - g. sEE {, EStHsgg
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4 ARGE BRICK DWELLING on II north, be-
Il tween 9Th and 9TH west. 525, will be sold for
Sc coo Immeda late possession. Terms easy Would
also sell other improved and unim proved property
In convenient locations. B. MILBUkN,
ap6-1m" o24 street noftn.
L7OR SALE OR RENT-That frat class DW ELL
vest corner Of Prince and Columbus streets, Alex
sndria. Title perfect and immsdis4A Rosssssi9%n
Ilexandria or of the subscriber, franklin Row,
Washins ston, corner 18th aod sts.
ap 5-lmf :. II. LAIhROP.
NOR REET-With or without BOARD, an excel.
n TENT PARLOR and several we'll fur nished BED
ROOMS, at $50 18th street, within Ave minutes
walk Of the Kirkwood House, Willards' and the
Patent Office Post Office and Treasury and State
Departments. The location ia unsur passed in
Washington. No children in the house. de E.tf
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Rf NKELN q WILLIAMS, AuctlOneers.
AECTION sALEOF THE CONTENTS or Rsi-
tail Grocery at the corner of Sixth and FL streets
north on FRIDAY, the 9Th instant, at 10 O'Clock.
q,
Terms cash. -
my9-d GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auets
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EOR SALE Oh RENT-A first t-rste two-story
gether with nine BUILDING LO rs. all set out with
choice fruit. such ss peaches pears. Plpms. cher.
excellent water in the yard; the corner of and
18th streets and Penn: avenue east: For further
particulars call at residence No. 5I3
i'm ID. CARROLE.
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TOWN AT PU BLIC AUCTION
On We oNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 4th, at s
O'Clock p m , l will sell in front of the premi .es
on the corner of fiede,i ick and Fifth streets
sirsoe Building Lot fronting Is feet on Frederick
street, ~ 90 feet on Fifth street -
Also, immeoi istely after the above, tha undivided
third Fart # Lo, No 2z3 fronting 70 feet on sixth
street, running back I5p feet
Terms !: One third cash, balance in six and twelve
months secured BY q deed of trust On the property
Conveyancins and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
TitIe perfect.
ap.N-d THOS DOWNING. Auet,
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BALLS, PABTIES, &c.

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
DRAFT ORDERED
100000 Ncn Called For.

W NASHlNGTOS, 1uTCn 10.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 100.
The following special order has just been
issued by the President:
L. S. EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON March IA, 1864.
Grades to supply the force required to be
drafted for the navy, and to provide an ade-
quate reserve force, all contingencies in adj
dition to the five hundred thousand men
called for in February 1st, 1864, the call
is hereby made ard a draft ordered for e00,
900 men for the military service of the
army, navy and marine corps of the United
States.
The proportional quotas for the different
wards, towns, townships, precincts, election
districts and counties will be made known
through the Provost Marshal Generals Bu-
reau, an account will be taken of the credits
and deficiencies on former quotas. The 10Th
day of April, 1864, is designated as the time
up to which the numbers required in each
ward of city, town, &C., may be raised
Voluntary cnlistments and drafts will be
made in each ward of a city, town, etc,
which shall not have filed the quota assign
ed to it within the time designated for the
number required to fill said quota.
The draft will be commenced as soon after
the 18th of April us practicable. The Gov
ernment bounties, as now paid, will be con-
tinued until April 10, 1864, at which time
the additional bountes cease. On and after
that date one hundred dc liars bounties only
will be paid as provided by the act approved
July %, 1861.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
lOficiall l.. ID. TOWNSEND, 4. A. G.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, March l3,

W lcO3.
Gen. Grant. having escaped from the
hight of tue sofa in the East Room, where
he had been sandwiched for exhibition be-
tween two heads of departments, and got
out of doors. declared energetically, that he
had ''had enough of the show business"
and declined, in rapid succession, public
dinner in New York, q reception on the
floors of Congress, and a complimentary re
view OF the Army of. the Potomac, and hur-
ried of West to his unfinished work.
Ii is understood that he will he back here
in eight days to take command of the Army
of the Potomac. Also that a change ofpro-
gramme will give Gen. Hallcck the command
of department somewhere west of here.
In variation of the above, tits stated tina.
Grant will on his return here, reorganize the
Army of The Potomac, lead it in its first
movement, then place Baldy Smith at the
head of it, and aiterwayd from this city
direct the five fighting departments and
those only
The War Department has determined
that there shall be no further exchanges of
prisoners, except man for man. irrespective
of color. Gen. Wadsworth has gone Ia For
trcss Monroe 10 suspend the present arrange
ment under which We get only 10 men III
exchange for 100.
In reply to an invitation hy a number of
wealthy gentlemen in New-York to Gen.
Grant to dine with them, which he promptly
declined, he said among other things, y our
efforts to give men and money to carry on
the war are all that is necessary to recon-
struction Of the whole Union stronger than
it ever was"
Gen. Rosecrans has been freely acquitted
of blame in the management of the fight
at Chickamauga in the report Of tile Com
mission of Inquiry ordered 10y the War De
partment
A revised list of assessablu property and
dutiable transactions has been sent in from
the Treasury Department to the Was and
Means Committee. from which it is intend
ed that two hundred millions of income
shall be raised. The tax on whisky is put
at 81, though it had been hopeG it would
, be put at 100. The increase on all tho
! articles is large.
! Lieut.. Col. Sanderson, formerly ofthc New
! York Hotel, charged by his fellow prisoners
/ with having betrayed their plans to escape
, from the Libby Prison, is under arrest, with
/ the limits of Wizards Hotel until invcstiga
/ tion shall fasten the crime on him or acquit
him.
! 1t is stated that the detectives who have
had Waldron in charge have got from him
IA confession in writing, that he Was drunk
when he told the story Of the interving he
tween Mcclellan and Lee, and that he put
on John Barleycorn the entire blame o
troubling the War Department and the Wa
Committee, to investigate the charge.
The Republican of yesterday regrets t.
learn that Major-Gcn. Meade has not suiti
ciently recovered from his late attack o
pneumonia to warrant his entering upol
another campaign with the Army of th
Potomac. His physician advises him no
to attempt such thing, and there is littl
doubt he will yield to medical advice, an'
retire for awhile from active service.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

New YoRK, March 12.
The stermer Morning Star, from New Or
leans on tho 9Th inst, via Havana ON tho
9th, has arrived.
Gen. Sherman arrived at New Orleans on
the I'd, on the gunboat Diana. His late ex-
pedition is called by himself big raid"
in the course of which he reached point
ten miles east Of Meridian without any oppo-
sition worthy of the name, and returned
with LOO mules, 1000 contrabands, 900
prisoners, and large amount of sup
plies
Transports are rapidly bringing troops
back from Texas. Governor Michael Hahn
was inauguratcd on the 4th inst, with i'm
posing ceremonies at New Orleans. Gen.
banks delivered an address, in which he
predicted the reduction of the insurrection
to three or four States on the Atlantic coast
by this seasons campaign. lie said 'I.ct
us remember that the re-inauguration we
celebrate has the basis of century, for we
have achieved deeds of century in the past
two years, and, so long as the people are
faithful and true to themselves, so long will
stand Louisiana, the first returning State, in
which every man is free man."
Governor Huhn's inaugural address re.
CARDS slavery rs the cause of the present
unholy attempt 20 break up the Government
and its universal and immediate extinction
as public and private blessing. "From
every light before me, he says, II am con.
strained to believe that the cause of rebel
lion is in eztrenis, and it seems to me moi
extravagant to look upon this year as thl
final one of the most senseless. causeless, and
most murderous rebellion that ever occurred
in civilized nation. The loyal men o.
Louisiana have suffered much end deeply
but, with the blessings of God upon our eX
ertions, all will be soon right again, ant
peace, happiness, and prosperity will smile
upon our thresholds as of old.'
A grand ball at night concluded the gaie
ties of the occasion. All the people were il
the streets during the day, and there wa
| unquestionably sincerer feeling Of satisfac
| tion than on many of the more boisterou
days of the Secession madness of 1861.
| General Beauregards wife died on th
! 2d instant 1'he funeral, on the 4th. wa
the largest ever seen in New Orleans. Owe
six thousand persons attended it, and tn
cortege was over mile in length. Genera
Banks kindly extended to the family tn
of use the steamer Nebraska to convey the re
mains a few miles up the river, to her fatE
er's plantation. The body was followed t
the levee by thousands of ladies, who wisl
ed to take last farewell of one who Wa
loved and esteemed by all.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
The War In the SorthScsf.
C1ScISNATI, March 12.

SlNClNNA1l, -lufCH *.
A despatch from Chattanooga, dated the
11th, SAYS that the exact force of the enemy
at Dalton, on Sunday, WAS six divisions
1t is believed that Longstrcct has reinforced
Johnston.
The rebels have, at three times. threaten
ed to attack our position at Nickajack Gap,
but they retired without fight.
Our army is rapidly filling up with re-
cruits.
LOUISVILLE, March 12.-The Democrat
has information from an officer who has just
arrived from Knoxville, which place he left
on the 9th, that I.ongstreet had sent his
wagon train to Richmond, and was march
ing his entire force and that the general
impression at Knoxville WAS that Longtrcet
had been ordered TO North Carolina.
CINCINNATI, March 02.-Some additional
particulars in reference to Gen. Sherman s
expedition have been telcgraphed to this
point 1t appears that his entire loss will
not reach three hundred and fifty men,
Few, even OF that number, were killed or
wounded.
BALTIMORE, March t2.-Gen. Grant came
as passenger on the early train from Wash
iEgton this morning. He changed cars at
the Relay House, and proceed west on the
/ Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
Military Order from the
President.

WAsHINGToS, March IA.
The following important order has just
been published:
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ADJUTAST-GENERALs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, March II, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 9S.
The President of the Uuited States orders
us follows:
First-Nlajor General Halleck is, at his
own request, relieved from duty as General
in-Chief of the Army, and Lieutenant Gen
eral U. S. Grant is assigned 10 the command
of the armies of the United States. The
headquarters of the Army will be in Wash
ington and also with Lieutenant General
Grant in the field.
SeeOad-Major-G General lIalleck is assigned
TO duty in Washington as Chief of STAFF OF
the Army. under the direction of the Secre-
tary OF War and the Lieutenant General
Commanding; orders will be obeyed aud re-
spected accordingly.
Third-AIaj. Gen. W. I, Shermanis assign
ed 10 the command Of the Military Diyi-
sion Of the Mississippi, composed of the do
partment Of the Ohio, the Cumberland, the
Tennessee and the Arkansas.
Iourth-NAl. Gen. j, IL. MPhers0n Is as
signed 10 the command OF The Department,
aud Army Of the Tennessee.
FtJiA-ln relieving Maj. Gen. ilallack
from duty as General In Chief, the President
desires 20 express his appreciation aud
thanks for the able and jealous manner Ia
which the aIduous and responsible dutie,
Of that position have been pfelormed.
by order oT the Secretary Of War.
y. ID. TOWNSEND, Asst Adjt. Gen.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

s3S~ NEW COURT HoUsE.-Thc Grand
.ry, in their report at the present court,
incurred with the Grand Jury of last term,
recommending the building Of New
'urt House, with proviso that the Bor-
gh Of sunbury subscribe $1,000 in aid of
at object. That new Court House is
.dly needed, no one can doubt, but why
people of Sunbury should pay $4,000 for
at purpose is not explained. The titles
all land owners in the county is equally
yolved in the question, as the records can
'ycr be made safe in the present building.
regard to comfort and accommodations,
le people out Of town, who must attend
'urt, are much more interested than citizens
sunbury.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-03-19

On the 9Th inst, by the keev.A. II. sherts,
Mr.. JonN PEAnsoN, of Point township, to
Miss SARAH Z. Row, of Lower Augusta.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. W. c. Creamcr,
Mr.. J. l. IIEPyER, to Miss ELLEN KRRAGKR,
both Of Shamokin township.
At Mt. Carmel, on the 9th inst, by p. s..
Van Horn, Esq, Dir. DANIEL EIsENnART, of
Shamokin, to Miss c. HoLsHUE of Trevorton.
On the 18th inst. by Rev A. NJ. Creigh-
ton, Mr.. JonN SHIpMAH, of Lower Augusta,
to Miss HARRIET REED, on Paxinos.
On the 2Sth ult., by the Rev. J. Fritzing-
er, Mr.. ELIAS w. BRowN, of Jackson twp
Northumberland county, to Hiss MARTIIA
JANE GRAHAM, of Juniuta county.
On the 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. ISAAC
LAIR, of Jackson, to Miss CAROLINE BRows
of Upper Mahanoy.