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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-12

better style Of low middling could be bought 1t
Ike than yesterday, aud . considerable portion of
the business was at these figures 1t which. never
theless, there were more buyers than sellers many
middling sold at i7S and l7ac; exceptional lots
were mentioned 1t l7Sc for Liverpool low middling
and II slice for strict. We also heard in the same
way Of Liverpool middlng At l7Ac These extreme
inside rates indicate the general drft Ofthe market
in favor of buyers.
The exchange re ports, market easy, prices IN
changed
COTTON STATEMENT.
Ba'eA
Stock on hand September l. l8:l.......... Is, a23
Arrived since last statement. 1853
Arrived previously l62 SO0-l66 1853
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1911 .49l
Cleared TO-DAY. Observation-Disclosures. 1886
Cleared previously. .Ioa 923-lc8 9o9
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Weekly Qassasieas efHiAss, Etc.
neseEe Hay nehls furnish NJ the following r..
pEt. Their quotations represent Actual saies ~
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN; sgfDAF Fo7afssR q; is7l

aret hands. Rxpenses taken out, weighing, bun.
olng, drayage and commission have to be added.
steer hides. city slaushter. overssns,
steer hide: city slaughter 20 to 81
ss.s. hss:. city :snshser, under %
Cow hides city slaughter, q: they run. "
kps, eity :laas6ter, 10 to Il iS:, Is
H HHgs: .c city slaughter Is to 30 fbs, H.
Country hides. dint, 70 to !; i6:, Is: IS
Country hides, flint, damaged. half
see:v.1. prime yellow, 5::::: "a
Taii SS1us sscn. '''......'.''''... s19 8.
We have to report sluggish market for green
running lots have been made at 9kc. selections
Drv 3c to &c more according to condition
unusual scarcity keeps them somewhat firm. small
stocks OF tallow preclude operations, and prices
are merely nominal.
Weekly Ceaee Statement.
MeserA Lonsdale, Marks & Co. furnish us the
touowln1 weekly statement Of coffee transactions:
Imports from Rio Janeiro from July l, 1870,
Impcr!s from July /, 1871 to date 100000. 1881
Arrivals this week
November IL, bark Flenstorz, to Napier L
..'''.'................. ............... 5000
Invoice ex Assam Valley. private terms 20
stock made up Is follows-
NSpief Observation-Disclosures. 5000
G. L. Laughland. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SEQ
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
Prime, gold duty paid. ................... $4,000
Good, gold duty paid .................... 1874 0is4
F, RE! gold duty paid lss 0lsA
tiOns- We note . sale OF $500 bags per Leopoldine
ito arrived to dealer, on private terms
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LOST,

CAUTION-1RE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED
~ against trading for or purchasing the certif.
cate of stock No. 81, for FIVE shares of the CAPT.
tai stock Of the Louisiana Fertilizer Manufacturing
Application has been made for the issuance Of .
new certificate, and the transfer Of the lost or
mislaid certiticat has been stopped.
moi II 20 % DEF HENRY C. BULL.
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STEAMSHIPS,
.~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~~~~~~~>
10R PHuADEL.PHIA. VIA HAVANA.
To san on SATURDAY november ia. atsHM
AsA The Fiss A sssasshi1
|7 JUNIATA.
Hox1s. Commandez.
WILLIAM CRRRvY, Agent.
se8 Corner Carondelet and Gravier streets.
FOR NEW YORk.
nBHo1AIrs sT1AxsHIP LlnR
0ompsisnG tie dzsselaas sssanships
e1xk1a.AH Captain Thomas Halsey
8kMnRAL n1ADB......... Oaptain 4 y. saapss.
%1srEss HRFsof0iiS ;Ssptca Sss.
1AaLr D. souDRR. Captain 3. ?. Burdick
A> FOR INV ToRK pn1CT-TAs
a. .'..-..''
SHERMAN,
THOMAS C. HALSEY. Commander
WM leave her whaxf 1boe q Je6ersou strees. q
SUNDAY. November 10, 1871, 1t GAN.
Iheoe steamers have supegle9 aeoommodataenD
Ceosn $3.50: .........................eS
csooSa8o F1eoo9e.. -
kiue Of lading signed thfoagh to Liverpool, 0las.
GOV, Bremen and Hamburg. Through tiokets -
as.tslaes and steerage geasengece 1or Nyerysol
100. sailins dom nav York .. every WsdaesSaS
S''e'' JOHN ONT 3. i eHeXk e Agent,
1he steamohip UNITED STATES VIII 1bllow,
!ee.inG On SUNDAY: November Is. q "a Y. oe3o
BRE0I1N.
Nerth German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OR.
LKANS VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND
IL The Stea0ships Of the Nerth
~ German Lloyd will resume their
regular trips - follows
From Bremen. From Aew Orleana
kQlS ;Sss sp9.s ls 9etooss:: Z.
HANOVER. November .. January l3
KOLN. ......... December 30. February TO-
Touching outward At HAVE aad Havana and on
their homo trip 1t aavna and Southampton, to
land and receive passengers and freight.
Later days Of departure viii be advertised here
after.
PRICES OF PASSAGE
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Havana
or New Orleans:
CAbiN...................... $50 gold.
CEEAkA0A... 20 gold.
Prom New Orleans or Havana to Southampton
Havre Or Bremen:
CA0AN...................... ......olSO gold.
OTk8kA0k................ - gold.
From New Orleans to Havana
CABIN. ....................eso currency.
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton OF !
Hsvre to New Orleans Issued by the undersigned. |
For further particulars apply to
I'D. 2. STOCKNBYBR CO., Agents.
jy2S1 ~ - Onion street.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
Fer New Yerk Direct.
This Line IL composed Of tho Steamships
GEORGE wASHM0TON, CORTHS,
08ORGR CROMWELL IT LopIa
. GEORGE '' WASHINGTON,
Ev. EAGER, Commander,
SUNDAY, November 49, 1t An
WIN leave her wharf, foot at Toulouse streee, -
hove.
Passage. ........oS0
Freight for Liverpool, Bremen and Havre takae
y this line, and through bflls Of lading given Abs
be came For freight Or passage apply to
AUS No. Il Carondelet stIoot
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JOhp Han1Ou W. VILLAS Nichols
Fourth Justice Court for the parish of Orleans,
No. $50.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIER FACIAS
ID to me directed by the Hon. J. G.. Baum Fourth
Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish Of On.
RIM nv Psocss6 70 ssn e. pubic snctiSn on
H.. in front Of my ONCE, No. frenchmen street.
One lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
6iesed in the above entitled suit
Terme-Cash.
MOI II l6 AUG. BUICK, Constable.
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Widow b. SchIegel. Robert Willard, Sub.
rogstor va Mrs udson-Third Justice Court
for the parish of Orleans No. 1884,
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIER1 FACIAS
D to me directed BY the Hon. John p Montamat,
Third Justice of the Peace in and for the parisi
Of orleans viii proceed to sell At public auction,
ct my warehouse, No. SO Exchange alley, the fol.
lowing property, to wit
ONE kOf OF FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit,
as per inventory deposited in my Office.
noii 1924 WILLIAM WEEKS. Constable.
Widow b. SchlogeI, Robert Willard,
EubroCatOr. Va. Mrs. HudsOn-Third Justice
Court for the parish Of Orleans, No. $685.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAs
ID to me directed by the Hon. John P. Montamat,
Third Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish OF
Orleans ! win proceed to sell ct public auction,
house, No. % Exchange alley. the following
propertv to wit
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit,
- per inventory deposited in my Office
Tsrms-Cash on the spot.
nOii is - WILLIAM WEEKS Constable.
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Justice Court for the Parish Of Orleans, No.
156.
Is me directed by the Hon. P. Galiaher, seventh
Justice of the Peace in and for the parish of Or.
leans I will proceed to sell at public auction,
Magazine street between Cadz and Valence streets,
on TUESDAY, November IA, 1871, at II o'clock NJ
Four COWS.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot IN United States cur.
rcncy.
J. B. E. LAICHE
n04 Ia Constable Seventh Justice Court.
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WAR D1RARfn8u4,
Once Chief Signal Omcer,
q. November IL, ISL, 100 p. Il. J

develop on Sunday west of Illinois. and in.
creasing sontherly winds be experienced
throughout the Mississippi valley and on the
upper lakes, with falling barometer and a
risng temperature. Pleasant weather will
prevail very generally in the Southern and
Gulf States, with light easterly winds; rising
barometer, with northwest and northerly
winds and falling barometer in the Middie
and Eastern States. >--0
Cautionary signals continue this evening
ct New York, New London, Boston anal
River lneolllgooco.
PAss-A-L'OUrRE, November IL, 6P.M.-
Wind east northeast, light. No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamer Florida.
&ou1HwEsr PASS, November II, 6 p. NJ
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OFFICE OF THE REPUDLICAU.l
Sunday. November II, ls7l.
mRABKD YESTERDAY.

Steamship 81. Louis, Whitehead for New York
Steamship Emily Souder. Burdick. for New York
Steamship Clinton. Frahm, for Galveston
French bark BOrdelase, Vincent, for Liverpool
schooner Hannah Coomer, King, for Port Anto-
MO, j.
schooner kugenia, Ferver, for Pensacola
Schooner Vim Ebbitt, Florit, for Apaiachicola
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LOTTERIES.

Stair LOTTERY FOR NOVEMBER IL, 1871.
CLASS 360.
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Business Notices.
~ HHJ-3lJi I

"A choice brand Of family flour at Kirby's. goD
MORE EMILLrNvRr.--Mss. M. L. ,Gossler, has
just opened large assortment of mill inery goods
of the latest styles. See her advertiser ent in
another COLUMN. Ii ,sg1f..5-.. .s,lrti,.. l-rI
Dox'r fail to attend the Grand Concert on
Saturday evening, the 29th inst, al, the Court
ttopuSsc',oifa i9igis aaB agi'hlh IiRl 10 ,2r.T4G
.,tNEw Enthusiastically an advertise nent in
another column, itwill be seen that Miss. L.
shissicri ffas Just opened her spring Millinery
goods from P,hiladelphia and New York cities.
They are prettier than ever -, ,-,zt
The Excelsior Boot and Shoe Store still takes
the lead in getting up splendid assortment Of
Boots and Shoes The Excelsior has become the
great boot and shoe Emporium in this section Of
country. Benoticc many Of the eodntry rher-
chants buying there in preference of city houses,
knowing that the stock cvHlInas be excelled any
where. New supplies ere constantly arriving,
and the latest styles are always kept on hand.
ALL Rubber Wear, at manufacturers prices,
at tho Regulator ilstE1yI y G1TlGI
Booys and Shoes for the community, at popu-
lar prices, at the Regulator. ,-..,,, .-..Is
JUsT received, a number of popular fronts and
French calf skins, at the Regulator.
JoHs 8. MARSH has Just returned from, the city
with the largest, cheapest and best stock of
Spring, and Summer Clothing that has been
brought to this town or county this spring Call
and see him at Simpsons building, Market
Square, sunbury, Pa, ,.,...,o..- a15-2t.
sEESTs' fine French Calf, Box-toe Boots, stitch
ed bottom, at the Regulator har Es' .s.Ets
Regulator Boot, Shoe, Trunk and Leather
Store consolidated with the Book Store. Call
one and all.s New goods at low rates.. ,gir
N. FRRRsg LIouTSER.
SHoEMAKERs' materials for manufacturing, at
the Rertlatorrgt 9isi liif isiTHsin@tTSA
TIM Croquet Shoe, a novelty, elegant and com
Portable, at the Regulator. & fas s7rr.y II.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

Is Delaware Township, on the 18th ak,
LARRY, son OF William Taylor, aged / year
month and Sdays,
Il Delaware twp, on the 9th Inst, ELIAS
FOX, aged 90 years moBths and 81 days.
NEAa Comfy, aud late OF Washingtonylle, 90
tho 9th Inst, LANES BLAIR, aged ~ years and
Is Dewart on the 26th Inst, JOEL ,ARTMAS,
aged about 30 years. =. go ... ,s... - t...
Is Neuenburg, on the yistula, West Prussia, oh
the 2Oth nit, OF disease OF the heart, Madame
MARIE KEiMER, aged os years.
The deseased was tho mother OF Prof. j. Rslm-
eroi NoFskpasbsEland. Fromfall accounts she
was most estimable christian lady, whosesyui-
pathetic heart was focus OF NpduesS aud
charity 20 all who knew her. Daring the hate war
she was untiring ia her etfoIts 10 snsliofete the
condition Of her brave eounlrymen in the field,
aud thelr distressed families at home. The
frIends Of Prof X. deeply sympa,hise wl,hs him
Ia bis bereavement. ',l iftN 'f."' F-@ o h
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:T0Asa sitsS+Ar sits0S+AresponSdNeiaSc$s.. ss;SonSdNiaSc$.H oxt,ts
MouSr CARMEL April 18th ls74,

Mourn CARMEL April 18th, 1871. =
l.. wnvEnr ESQ, DEAR Sri. LAT a meeting OF
the Mount Carmel Building and LoanAssociation,
held March 21st, 1QIeans were taken at an sver-
age premium of sS4, 60 each, and this evening 5
Loansat an average premium OF ss3, l291. We
notice that the present suspension, causing many
to be idennd unable toImeet their monthly ply
ments, effects the progress of the associatiunl DO
q certain extent, although not as much as thc
impression seems to be outside ofthe conl regonsi
s Opnnew Brick School building is rapidlyylFo-
crossing and will SOON be completed MessIs,
John Brothers will soon occupy their new build
ing on corner of Oak and Second sts., for u hard
ware store, and MS they mean business. We will
find ii great benefit to our town.. Our enter
prising citizen Col, A. B, Day, Supt, Of Reliance
Coliery, is nov occupying his new house on Oak
street near the PhiladeplJa aud II. r. Depot, and
1 doubt whether pleasantcr family residence
can be found in the county. Gen. Mccormick
paid ia flying yisitf 70 our .townlhst night, we
can't imagine whether he is, on the '.wGr pgth' or
not. All seems quiet and Peaceable now, and
hope it may remain SO, Yours &c.
sdi 10 gIo5. 5-us -laE wsn Snow AND THEM y
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gpstial aotites.


HOWARD SANITARY AID DASSOCTATftjN.
IL For the Relief and Care of the Errng and
Unfortunate. on Principles Of Christian Philan-
thppys Essays on the Rsross Of Youtii, ana the
Folifce ~ A &c 81 retation 70 MARIN AGE ahd So
cIAL EVILS, with sanitary mid for the affiitec c. I,
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOW-
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia.
Pa. Al a = III IAEl nny7, v0-ly.g
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Beef tongue at Kirby's.
Fresh fish ut Kirby's.

Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-Ad division of the Sons
ofTempcrance will be organized in the Red Mems
Hall, in this place, en- Monday evening next, at
~ o'clock. Already n large number have join
cd. The membership is to be composed of men
over the age Of IS years. It is to be beneficial,
and the entrance fee about s2, ~ are invited
to he present next Monday evening, who desire
10 Join. 4yc -'1I. hua 1' .rt,el. a."'re
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

AT meeting OF inc ounoury orchestra heio
Oh iuesuay e'epfps i''p''s ~ 'iie
under the cnarter roiincorporatlon oi Was read ana
Adopted. :. -, .s---''
The fo1owihg resolution was passed.
Reso'ccd, That the' fderhbers Of the sunbury
Orchestra, tender tlicif thar To J!,Dl james
Esq, for procuring chartcr, of incorporation and
for other valuable services rendered the Orchee-
trateo S1,,os s,s .s.lgI ITsED - ~ H. ob
l. On motion j. d. James ESQ. and Emil, Nyilyert
were elected honorary members Of the Orchestra
me ne members c then elected the following officers
for tPe ensuing year, dsa, era y9di ,selasd,,Ss
seeSeasrs.t csraepsA3 Zats,annxs,v r. Msnfton: WY
Treasurer-yacob shipman.
''Dircctor--F'K X. flhi. '.1''' A'''e ~ 1"-' 4e,
Brnxs est,,tv t,skss ,I,{,So,, h nv,,S,s,l p,;,o
s,a,J I9djo 10 s9irrTiiN r1S 'sYHTI10 TOaT
Berks county "a. M :, A. 70 tho cors and
Democracy ana eco,,ohnvl lpeepcro,it po topetber.
Areturn TO Democratic ruic would btina' Sfos.
perity to our whole country. - Reading Gsretis
How is il in Northumberland couuty3 Is not
that Democratici Z If 50, howa abpa. them s9a. 900
which our Democratic Commissioners cannot
isfaetorily aceount for T. - 30. % VS.
l'c pp,,.!.. 20 80, 60. ll,, -
House, Saturday, the goth inst, 1t will be the
best entertainment Of the eensen. S9hInM
iaag2-. .bgsl---t7,, :, s-ir----- -a.1..I a,r
day. n abort distance NORTH Of Np,or.a tVe d.
not know how large scope of country It trayersed
but considerable quantities Of bon stones rcrnnif
cd on the rrouDd after the Storm was oyer.n One
house above McCurleyss. on the road to High
town. had FORTY papes Of, ,plass. broken 5Glfo,
;an.i,l 5i'i 70 sttie diod 900 gSia 4rilJ, ,fsial 20
.,rvrr. we Il Iiigh fo,,stobe IF bc shon,d
make 1t his business to- take hpthc stray hogs
that unprincipled persons turn loose, to destroy
their neighbor's property, or else resign. ~ -
BUTTER, last week, was still selling, by some
OF the dealers In this place. at 40 cts per pound.
At selinsgroye, only five miles, below. us, 1t was
selling at Is cts, sixty er-cent difference In
five miles IS rather stcep and requires regulation,
either by a free ferry OF, bridge, or some other
movement to regulate prices. N yGlasafl 10 ,idf.t
rur No,ao,soo,r togo Sv,,-,,,...,, ,,.sLsl,..i
and Northumberland Musical Association AS
sisted By others, with give a, GraudI Concert 10
the Court House, on Saturday evening, tho 29th
lnst'' ior thepenent Oh INC sunday sci'osi or ffe
.'o not lall 70 aends ao
,,A Flsts ass ertment of, canned goots.k English
and American Pickles and sauces Foreign ana
domestic dried and green fruit, at Nrby's. y" - D.,
a.,r>t,.' -, ,,srlT1, -T1.,in ,rffs.'g
FOUND DEAp'--on thursday AFTERNOON man
named john harper was found dead IN the woods
near shamoSin. ltis supposed that he commit
ted suicide, as box containing poisen was found
upon his person. lie had been under the inlnI
encescf iiqnorforsn oroight weeks' Acoroners
inquest was held, and thejury rendered verdict
OF suicide by poison.-I LINERS, .o,t'''al'
On Thursday last, two boys, George and vii
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

RoBBERIEs AT TREvoRgos.--Wc, learn that
several robberies We're committed at the town of
Trevorton one night last week, The public
house Of Thomas Foulds, Sr., was entered and
quantity of liquor stolen. An cntrancc was cf-
fected by forcing open window. >7 -.'
On the same night Michael Sigafoos' carpenter
shop was entered and about $40 worth of tosls
taken from the tool chest of Peter Metz, Sr.
The burglars escaped without being discovered.
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PRICES REDUCER t
Az TiE
Mammoth Boot 4 Shoe Store
OF
Ri MILLER.
IA G. H. smllhs loaul, Qpscn SiFeli, 0ns a. o
fssi ~ ne Zoe, onlee,

IA G. h sniilhs loaul, 9pecn SiTeai, 0ns A.
fasi ~ ne tisl onlne,
NORfilrMhERl AND, fENS'A,
For Flmlra noois, go u ~ hulel's Bool aud
ahss FtnIn, ihfy an ssld, bfsi taif at ~.
t9r teneh 1ali beoli, w to ~ AlisT's, oily
% ~ sl - lalf'
lnF liisilf, htoes aHa iiahels, "A lusfsi possi-
blg pflrs, ~ ~ w Aisfl's, "a lisesp htfosi,
foI an klls.s NJ ngl, hapls agl hhpsss sail "a
~ Nilltfh,
for iadls,' osm o,ershosf, tee A. asssil-
lnrni Al W Nllirlf,
Fof al klliit ~ ChliiTcn't hhosf, - agi a
iiains kh Aliisfs lsfse ssseIiiasai
10 anltbiNs IA ga ii,at aiia nttss iisf, aail
sui rasiains fi ANist' .fiash before l'ifshssint
slsfshsfe q laa ahh ~ st tfii fait, "a a.
iss : Slsses'so D,
A as ,l..s = a.s.ssY a se'lsa, .lsssis
~ a naslf fslt slss
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

Nrw PArIR.-We notice that arrangements
have been made to start weekly paper at River
side. this county, to be called "1he R;sersids,"
the first number to appear on the Sth of May
next. The citizens of Riverside appear to be
thoroughly imbued with enterprise and under
stand how to 60 to work TO build UP a town. We
wish it abundant success. .s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

New Posr MASTER AT SuSDuRY.-Wc notice
that the appointment of j. j.. Smith Post Master
at this place, has been eonlrmcd.o Mr.. Smiths
well known throughout the county as the soldier
candidate with one leg for county Treasurer two
years ago, having lost his leg in the army during
the late Rebellion. He is worthy man, and his
appointment, which was not uncxpectcd,will give
general satisfaction H.o7l,aI
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

GAY.-Thc windows of our Millinery Stores,
look gayer than ever. Not only the ladies stop
TO admire tho beautiful fi4cns, but We notice a
rumber of young men ''gazing' that direction,
an indication that the ministers will soon reap
harvest tA..l ''' 'i'H'' "F'' ~"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

3. B. BoYEr, Esq., has been elected Deputy
Grand Master of the Odd Fellows, for Northum.
herland county and Emil Wilvert, d. d. G. c.
Patriarch of the Encampmcnts of l. .. of,O. T.,
in this county.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22
Marriusfs,

oS,te S0th ult., by the Rev. Jacob +. VAN
polc, Mr.. NJ. c. l.. ELLIS, to Miss. CLARA HorP.
MAE, both of Delaware Township ess
Oh the evening of the same day, by the same,
Mr.. Wm. II. NERTMAS to Miss. MARY EIIzsBErH
KHIsER, both of Turbutville. sh
Or the 4th inst, By the same, Mr.. john siDLER
of Derry, Montour Co, 20 Mxs. SARAH ANN
WrSrERsTEEN, ofMooreland, Lycoming Co. :
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

Tnr property of the late DIR. "A, Bennett,
on -Fourh street, was sold on Monday of last
s~ec., to c. A. Reimcnsnyder, Esq, forss, 1e0,&
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

s3AoHKR will have Buck Beer on tap on the flfst
Of May. ,Ala mon 3t.oill' 'l.. nun '...'.'
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Fon dried and smoked meats, go to Kirbys.

TIE BALDWIN WoHKs,--Thc Reading Eagle
says Mr. George Morgan, chairman of the
committee from councils, appointed to confer
with MeSsrs. Baldwin & Co., of Philadelphia,
relative to the building of Locomotive works in
this city, informs US that AT q recent visit to
Philadelphia he called upon the firm, WHO told
him thai Il YSe not, nor had 1t been their intcn-
tion of removing the. works from that city, or
building branch works elsewhere. This, Of
course, ends the matter. ...t ~.
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CoRSER sroSB LAYING. The corner stone of
st. Johns church, near Snydertown, this county,
will be laid on Sunday, April Soth, 1871 The
services will be conducted BY MINISTER'S from
abroad. If the day should be stormy the servi-
ces will be postponed until Thursday following.
A general invitatiomis extended to all. Services
commence at 10 o'clock, A. .iog i'.,..r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

c. A, REIMESsNYpER, SEES, sudbury
.....rH AlkkCTQRsi
EK-Goy James Pollock, lioa. G. D. krunsT,
Solonion siroh, Nm. hllndls, soloinan hhipfl
john A. shlssleE, IN ID. T. hTebs, d. iasld
Maldfon,
March ~, lsli.-iy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

5000 Rclls Wall Paper justsreceIved at Light
ncr,s vfycep for cash. issl Hlvu7lv1rosi iahA
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kcKsowLsDcEAs*rs. We tender our thanks
to Hon. s. Cameron, of the Y. $. fsenatei and
Hon. J. B. Paoter, of tho House of Representa-
tlvcs, at wssiaagton, for special favors. q Also
to R. Montrohtery, Esq, of the House Of Repre-
seutatives, a. Harrisburg. for copies Of the Iegis
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

THE members of Col James Cameron Rost,
No. 105, G. A. R.. will meet over the Post Office,
on Friday evening, the 21st inst, ,at O'Clock, at
which tirnc preparatory measures will be taken
to dedicate the soldiers graves, on tho the 3oth
of May next. f'yra s-a', sugsi4o1 97HeL
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r,.omAs pEruy.

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-22

No. and shore mackcrnl. picked salmon
and white fish at Kirby's, all fish warranted.