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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-12-15


ts THB COAL TRADE IN THE ScnuYLKILL RE-
oioS.-The Pottsvile Journal, of Saturday last
gives the following exhibit Of the state of tho coal
trade in that region THE quantity sent by railroad
this week is 33o7S l5-by canal, l9,2Ol lO-for the
week, 522sO O5 tons, against 6lllS for the CORES.
ponding week last year. .....
"The trade is very dull, and the practice of send
ing cosl to market unsold only tends depress the
prices to a lower point Our correspond ent at New
York, who we know is well booked up in the trade,
gives rather gloomy exhibit of the trade at that
point. The supplies are, however, rapidly falling
Oh from all points, which we hope will coon regulate
the markets again.
'The fiscal year of the Philadelphia Reading
Railroad closed the 3Oth of November. The
total quantity Of Anthracite coal transported over
the Sohuylkill county branch, was
In 1858, 3425 $50 O5 tor.
In 1868, 2SO2. .S92 10 -
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Price $50 per 5000 Tbs. Cass,.

Just Published. the 18th edition Of our pair-
phlet, "How to Maintain tho Fertility Of American
Farms and Plantations, furnished free upon Gpp,
cation to US or our Agents.
BAuGH & SONS,
20 South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphis
!SoIty
SMITH &GEETnEn, Srnbury.
July Is, lsjo.--ly
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d AUGTi Sc SON s,
Sole Manufacturers 4 Pr0prie;riA
eiee. No. 20 South Delaware Aveaue.
PHILADELPHIA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-12-15

After more than twelve years Of constant dse this
highly concentrated manure has atiained a wide
spread reputation asa
Being found notiye IN s operation and tf great du.
rabilty. 1t docs not exhaust the so, but on tho
contrary permanently inproyosit. The iucreasng
sales annuslly, abundGnty prove The high poluls,
value Of this manure and CstUblsh the fact of It's
being relied upon by,a vde circle Of sgricuuris,4
to supply all wants IA the direction of mGnu!es iVt
every crop.
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BACGH BROTHERS & co,
General IFholes1is .1g0nis.
No. l5l Pearl St, corner o. Cedar.
NEW YORK.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-12-15

tST Tns wEArnEs, since Monday. hssbeen unu-
ssally cold. a-ss.,..f ssrs
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sUNRURY MARKETS.

Corrected Weekly for the "American."
Wheat Flour, extra family, per barrel, $l6 90
do do do do per cwt. 90
Rye Flour, per bbl. 10 90
do per cwt. 5 so
Wheat, prime red per bushel, 2 10
Rye, do ! 90
Corn, old do ] 10
Corn, new 50
Oats, do 80
Potatoes, do IS
Dried Peaches, pared perEound Is Is
Dried Apples, do Is
Dried Cherries, (unstoned) per bu. 90
Butter, per pound, IS
Eggs, per dozen, IS
Cheese, per pound Is
Lard, do rs
Hams. do %
Shoulders, do 20
Beef, hind quarter, do is
g. front do Is
Mutton, do ls
Chickens, per pair 60
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American Artists eHfopy
American Artists Union!
Amer ic:An { AFsists' e.mEor.!

The AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION les,abii.h.a
1874 announce tia. ia srder extend tho sale ct
the following veil known and highly popular
STEEL PLATE ENGRAYINGS
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GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases,
Troches used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Troehss useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking aad relieving the
throat after unusual exertion OF the vocal organs
The Tyoehss are recommended and prescribed by
Physicians and have had testimonials from eminent
men throughout the country. Being an article Of
true merit, and having proved their efficacy BY
Of many years, each year finds them in new locali-
ties in vorious parts Of the world. and the Troehss
are universally pronounced better than other
ticles. ~ l-
OBTAIN only "DRows's BnoSeHIAL TRocHEs,"
and do take any Of the Worthless limitations that
may 10 offered Sold Everywhere, -
November "a, l566.-6m
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.

The AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION would add
that these premiums to be considered only in ,i.e
sht OF Tree gIit to their patrons, the Engrsy.
ings are furnished them below their market value,
aud as the cost VI engravngs after the plates are
procured as very trihing they easily afford 10
make the distribution, large as itis
We trust that our numerous friends throughout the
country and Canadas will their utmost exertiens
so that If possible, the distribution may bs made
coon, and it be done if they active. Ladies
have often made excellent Club Agents for Us and
we solicit their kind efforts, hch will not 20 unre-
warded Let one or more energetic persons IN every
town and village in the country commence rs soon
they this, aud get up large Club ne posi-
BILE. BY so doing they will be the means OF intro
ducing elegant engrsyings into families, and thus
aid in tho sutiNatng taste ior the beautiful lhd
refined. Address 0rIerl
See, AMERICAS ARTISTS UNlos.
Is Pine street, New YoIk.
NoT. II, 1888 Sim
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80 " -,..t .. ~ 80
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Increase in 1868, 6229S7 Is
This table docs not embrace the Bituminous coal
transported over the Lebanon branch, nor the An
thracite over the Schuylkl and shsquehanna Rail.
road, West, which is but a small quantity"
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Morning Sun, and Green Bottom. 70 J.....,..
J3 miles and back, once a week. AH',,
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Leave Jsssamine Saturday at am.
Arrive at Somervis b 8 m;
Bids for two trips q week invited
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dolph, IS miles and back, once a veek 3n-
Leave Raleigh Friday at Tam;
Arrive at Randolph by SPIN;
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Arrive at Raleigh by4pm.
Bids for two trips a week invited also To ,,d =.
Mt. Zion. ~ %
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE Ann
CERTIFICATE.
PROPOSAL.

The undersigned--, whose post once address, H.
county Ell STATE proposes to convey the mails Of ths
United States from July l. 1866 June 90 IsTo =, roS,
No under the adzertisensnt Of he
certainty security, for the nua sum
TAs proposal Is made @ 9 knOsrleoe OF a. di.s,...
of Ae roue the trsght Of tie mail 70 % cor-s g S
othsr particulars IN reference 70 tis route ana -
ciso after careful examination Of gd1us ard s-
attached 20 re advertisement "s
nate
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IL the Contract Of5ce Of this Department untiI
March a. 1866 conveying the malls OF .ne ~
from July l. 1856, TO June 80 ls.o m sne J arriya
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fR;dasys Gill eranuiHe carefully the forms and IN
,tIcsio,s ANNEXED and especially the latter part
Of Instruction l9l
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE.
LL. RE RECEIVED AN

Posr oFFIcE DErGRTNESr'
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Investments in New York.

INVESTMENTS IN New YOrK.
DERSONS WISHING TO MAKE IN
Il VESTMENTS in New York can have their business
transacted by Us through our reliable correspondent in tha
City noy22tf JOS. r. MITCHELL Co
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CsIsnsd.)
GUARANTEE.

The undersigned, residing at, State Of p,d.r..L
that the foregoing bid for carrying the mail on To1 ~
be accepted BY the Postmaster General the bidd.r .b
prior to the day Of July, 1856, into ths
obligation contract perform the service proposed -i,S
good and sufficient surees.
This understanding distinctly tie obli0aons a.,
liabilities 6y 1rarGHt0rs under tie ga scfio -
tie Act Of Congress Of Jvty 2, 1886.
Dated Signed by two guarsn,or,N
The New York herald., 1866-09-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
The MatineeS To.iDaY

Tho Mattnees T0.iDRS.
The entertainments which have been arranged FOR this
afternoon varied in character aud well calculated to
amuse, while the hours fixed for the commencement
and termination OF the performances render them real
convenience, particularly for ladies' and children.
The matinee performances at the Broadway theatre
commence a. half.past one O'Clock The play Of the
Stranger will be presented. Mr. James Stark mars
last appearance at the Broadway for the matinee and
the evening.
Tony Pastor gives matinee his Opera house In the
the Bowery, commencing At halfpast two O'Clock Tho
now sensational DRAMA entitled the DEVILS Brother
will be played. with the remainder OF an ample bin
Charley Whites Miustres aud Combination Troupe
win be out in grand matinee entertainment at MecLs
nics Bryants) Hall, Broadway They begin hal past
two.
Tie Broadway Theatre.
Notwithstsndiug tho stats Of the atmosphere last
evening, there good house at this place 0.
men, to witness Mr. starks rendition Of Ingoar This
gentleman appeared be In better and spirits than
heretofore and gave very far pcrsonation OF Loves
heroic barbarian. Az times he cxcellent His per-
same favored the representation Of the characer and his
violent style which ds6gures the Of Of tho
e Spon sy 4. wss
ondsd By Miss Alice Gray Is Psrhsnis Mr. Jacks, ~
fault was undue exaggersiion On next Monday nish,
drama entitled the Marble Heart which has been % sue
cessful in Boston and Philadelphia
The Germaa ThMIia Theatre.
The Thas Theatre In broadway which has becn re-
Gently opened again tended last night BY select
audience, notwithstanding the rain. comedy by ".
Friedrich, entitled Er Muss aufs Land performed,
in which Messrs Hssrug plsyed the role Of the unrnIy
husband, who appears 10 bc perfectly cnsayed by =
pors mother ina~ and her daughter The part OF the
latter performed by Madame hsthua Scheller an
actress OF acknowledged talent The principal roles
an ufv -dev liz Enpbta IA nytub
appeaf Ia two operettas
The uasio1 BrotherS.
Despite the ncement state OF tho weather last
Ing, Irving Hall woli Oiled with highly appreca-
tive audience, who frequently, during the evening
anment msnf tested their appreciation 10 hearty
rounds Of applause. The fComlosi Serensdc, BY Al
phouso Csron and the song OF the Happy Old Man y
by Mr. Charles Collins were, aside from tho astonishing
gymnasc fcsts Of the Hanlon Brothers the best exc
Gated and the most fayorably received OF any of
gems the varied programme Tho Triple Fnrterre
Act by the Hanlons has been too often spoken OF
fore nssd any other than tue breicst possible men
The pred sIous strength which they display, aud
the astonsh suppicnsss with which they perform theIr
extraordinary movements. marvel 70 all who wit-
thsm this Last evening closed their engage.
meni hEing Hail. which has iudae proved hlgiiy
remuneralve. These dariug gynnasts opcn Brookiyn
on Monday next, where they will no doubt reap tho
verdani harvest for which they risk their heads and
limb nightly.
The New York herald., 1866-09-08
secuao pM Of TINE Book rApe SALES.

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showed nsdsrsbie advance from the ss There
largo ateadaoce Of buyers present IA the morning.
when The attractive Invoice of Mesrv. Teknoe and yields
was r,scrd the stand The bidding something
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The New York herald., 1866-09-08
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M E X 10 O.
MAMMALIAN PACRrSS UP.
oss.1, Information Fixes His Dcparsrs
q. an Early Day.
ks. ks. ~.
SPECIAL rttlGs,w u rm new Yox MsAts

Nsw ostrlss Ssp,tr Is9a
Tbs sscmsnt cuuen, here that haIim,lisn had abSi \
Gated the throne of S-nco only of those -umov.
which usually precedc approaching realization OF ,u
poriant public epcnts have ygry hlsh sovernIasas
authority for ata,iag that tho NJ Wi.s tru.
though y y known onicssy here thr Macmillan SONS
weeks since had packed ~ hi eject or the dcpaur-
access TO tho palace having been daned or .ays days
while this being GONE d also believed tbat ,b.
French authorities sb.,,ately refused peo IL Ana,
departure from ths oouairy At f'i tmo m, % cl,ot
Emi@ror wiil however leave Merico eaiy 4ay
but sbdcnras, a 10 STATED iaf'yoi Of r,luee n.
roicon
PresidcS Jusres has aot yei sr.ves - ht,snar,,
though he ntll gson b. in that city.
The New York herald., 1866-09-08
Morris Csmnty Asric.iiurni Fair.


hoRxsfows, September !, 1888
Tho last dsy Of the fair oysry respect sue
cessu IS ts prsdecossor md The crowd congagatcd 10
witness the sport appeared be fully tba, in
III preceding
Altar tho usual parade the efsi trot was Tor premluu
OF t7s for ths fastest troitog borsc mare owned In
the county mile heats best three In ave. The entries
wcrs Droyer Boy, Lrdy Wsrd and General Grant Tho
won by Dfogsr Boy "a three straight heats
T,me-2.5S. 80, 2..i.
Tho second ot for prem of $40 bet stallion
for tho road speed styls nnd act on, which by
young Black Hawk. Time-3s0i, 2:GS
The third trot FOR premium or tT5 Tor the fast
,roiting horse mile heats hes, three In Ave
Tho entries wsre NhitBsys mare, Lady louise, Chan
disrs Droyer Boy and IDknown, Lady f0ii@ winning
In three straight heats ,hn miserable tins OF S.SI.
~ and 30 she having ,rotted tho dry b.fore IN 22S
The fourth trot for premium ~ t2a, Tor horses
lot nearest % three minpe., soG by Young Black
Hawk Time 3:0oix.
The aith trot a prem of 800 for the last
est trottng horse mare two milo hcs's Tho entities
were yocsno GeIsri Grsat aGi lacy Ward whct az
won ~ Lady ward Time 10 go.
Tho stth even, tor rrc mum q go Tor tho
fastest running hos.e mate, hair NILE ani Fep"1,
which by Smiths Blu pa'a Tine | 90
lc3b.
The seventh ana lat event Of the 's'r was rrs.
Dl1m of tf5 for the IA trotling iesin. m 10 hcss
bert three 10 Ave The surics Mingo aud Mate and
IA,As Jacobus aud Mate, sbch S0u IN splendid
style by tho formsr ihEc- sralg gh h@uts ~thou
skip or break Tins 2 soi., 2aih, 2.G.
The New York herald., 1866-09-08

ttMit0m Opera-Fre0ch Theatre.
There petty large audience at tho Trsnch theatre
last night, attracted by tho announcement that ~
7,ovo,ore would bs presented Mr. Draper was again
obliged TO postpone and substitute Martha with the
same cast as before except Piunkc Who represent
Cd By signor 0riandini Although the part was never
intended by Fio,ow for a light baritone voice, sn
signor Orandni u,snssed TO get through very credit
ably The duet so,o prcfyDo In the nrst at, tho
celebrated spinning wheel qnsrtstie, and the beau
tiful pen~ts dormt g"r', near the end Of the
cedna pght Of this opera Madame Boscheui
sspg the rIast Rose of sumner not, indeed, a.
cahsvfne Hayes Fabbri but with such taste and
that for the moment forgo, the hard metallic tones
yocsilss not possessing the rounded softpcss n the
Italian school, could sing ths bcsutlf1l air with like
snccc agnor Tamaro also better thsn tho pre-
csns nights The upper notes % hs voice are deneen,
a,bemps sng above ~ f beyond that the effort for
him "a PAINFUL and unsuccessful Tho orchestra and
chorus arc s,lll weak, bat wonderfully Improved
Theodore Thomrs' Concerts NJ Terrace
Garden.
Thcss delightful concerts havs attracted crowds OF the
,,,s, OF tho city TO enjoy with tho rcfresbns cool OF
evening the intellectual and refining OF Listening
"a Mr. Tomss well drilled and we'll selected orchestra
rhsss ls are after the style of thoss open concert.
40 much in vogue Of Paris Vienna aud other chief con
n.n,ai cities With which places New York may, ., this
period OF the year. certainly compete In point OF avora-
bic climate though regret 70 say last evening
no, quite a. genial a. could have been desired Al the
hour named the concert last nsht there fall oi
rain which had perceptibs efec, IN rendering The
,endnsre rather small and which Obliged Mr. Thomas
resort 10 The large ball where ths eutsrisinfash took
place, The pIogrsmms Included selections from spon
t.ni, Lannsr, Meysrbcer Wagner, Doni,s,p fabrbas.
| and Hnlasy
The New York herald., 1866-09-08
- HEALTH unnru tIAyIsa .

II H. ptotectM n " teVol canIv iot virtns
aud in drieut 10 Mature n our ci-
mate aud especially tht, sc.on requires ~ be
ally ainf1fced Hut e.eryhpg dspeuhs upon tho tonic
purpose The Fnscna uncsnrs4 al of WHICH
alcohol dangerous. Qain,ne. -
ybody who much of ~ si0s pol~os-
asfe protective all uphe Ahy stu8sphe " iaoa
erists nnd only rhir powerful plsgrnLvw 70
HOArErlIPS CFGEErAtF ~ MACH HfIffHS. -
compound Of the pureft atmula manufactured With
the effective ono siirrsiyes regulators ani s.pura
that hiss satrGctrd frotn the botsnrai
kingdom Convaicsoens ang'hi AMI feeble rom r~s~st
will Aud the Hcrs lnc0fnparabr restof alive.
ibl- tho i.ste and snio@ny inyieofAng
other snuan pfots~s ibs efrct this ston
srhic. uota .s
undue Br'ion. bat sntes AMI aif~uEthsss
the ayN,sn sti the snims Wpirits
New York olee VI Dsy street sold ~ all druggists a"d
family groeefp.
The New York herald., 1866-09-08
WASHINGTON.

wAsarsGros, Sept z. 1896
bosns Delegates 10 tho Philadelphia Niger.
worshipping Convention.
II Is reported by citizens OF Virginia, that OF tho
pre'ended delegation from that state to the Phlia
dephia amaigama,ion Convention, but two ara
residents Of the State Promlneu, among the iist
oil y. r. Va appears ina name Of the Washing.
ton correspondent OF tho Now York Ttlzuwe a
native New Yorker. II Is diaicuis to nx tho
real residence OF the others Of general OBJ
security About the same proportion OF the delegations
OF other States genuine Washington claim agents
hgured worry largely the Convention scattering them
selves abroad among the States whenever hoy could got
in The whole affair has farcca appearance here and
ercites no other feeling than derisou But few people
nave asked any questions about the Convention aud but
for the admirable reports Of the HERALD which have
been read because OF their portrature Of the
amusing scenes that ranspired there would have really
oeen uohog known Of it,
Iniernai Re,cnne Receipts. *.H
The receipts from Internal Revenue today were
si,SI2,6 6li Total the Isl or July, s7s a2loli
dapinre Of "a schooner Engaged in SasugsiiaR
from ihr British Provinces.
The Treasury Department has received information OF
the capture, by the United States revenue cutter Mahon
ing Il the schooner ARIEL! on The OF Maine tho
2sh VI. The schooner engaged in smuggling from
the British provinces large cargo of brandy gin, cod
oil, SPICES sc, portion OF which had been landed.
Ono successful trip had been made By vessel this
year.
The Tnndiiin National fsaG,1.
certificate OF authority 10 commence business
issued today from the Office Of the Comptroller or tho
Currency q tho National UD,dilla Bank OF Cp,dda,
y Y It's capital Is SI50,000 This bank was organized
more than ago, but the certificate withheld
for the reduction Of its State circulation which
largely in Of ihe limit prescribed by the National
Currency act.
More Light for the Florida Coast.
The Light House Board 10 day gave notice that the
light at Cedar Key a. tho Cedar Kcy harbor
upon the southeast point Of Sea Horse Key coast
OF FLORIDA, has been established. II was lighted
the evening Of the 2st Of August last and will be light
cd every night hereafter from sunset till sunrise Tho
light is hxed whtc. varied by flashes II shows
6xed white light Cor the space OF forty i've
seconds, followed by brilliant white flash OF three
onds' duration, preceded and followed by a partial
eclipse OF six seconds duration Tho light placsd at
elevation seyeuynye feet above the level or the sea-
and can be in clear weather from q distance Of
dfeen nautical miles. Tho Illuminating apparatus is by
lenses OF the fourth order The light tower Is erected
upon the keepers dwelling The focal plano Is twenty
eight feet above the ground surface Tho whole
ture Il painted whito, aud stands in latitude 20 os f5
longitude 80 o. 20 from Greenwich.
The New York herald., 1866-09-08
uAsulms AGAINST TINE sretr COMMISSIONER.
Citizen Desires 10 Exansine the Records 4
the Department.
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