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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoN1sN AosEY MAnKET-LosDos March s-l:So P.
M-Consos 9lsS for and the
cues easier United sates Hvewenty bonds. 1862, 90;
1865, 9l; 1857 9O tenfortes, 89h American Stocks
Erie, 1sa; Illinois Central lO; Atlantic and Great West-
ern 29h.
LIvRRroeL COTTON NMARKKT.-LrvERPooL. March "a 80
r. M-Cott0n steader Middling uplands nearly I'd. ND
middlng Orleans nearly 7kd a7sd The Of the
foot bales Of which S0 bales speculation
and export
LIvERPooL BREApsrUFrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
March s-NoonBrcadstus opened quiet and with prices
unchanged.
81 80 M-Pork 92s 3d. per Dbl, for extra prime
The market Ia quiet without change In prices.
LIyKnPooL PROIUcH HMARKRT.-LIvYRpOoL, March g.
Noon.-Produce 10 unchanged IN prices.
LONDON PRODUCE NARKEr.-LoNpON, March 81 80
P. P.M-Linsesd oil, E33.
PETROLEUM MARKET-ANTwBRP, March S-Petroieum,
6QIf, for standard white.
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j A M a I q a.
Herald Special Report from
Kingston.
Ono ratiOns of the Cable
Expedition.
Death Of Cove, nor Birch, Of the Danish
West II 'dia Islands.
TELEGRAM TO TINE MN yoax HERALD.

KNesros, Starch 8, 1871.
have just been informed BY Sir Charles
Bright that the steamer Suffolk willnot relieve
the Dacia, but both steamers will resume
graphing for the lost Porto Rico cable imme-
,diately. The expedition will not 60 to st.
n omas, but will remain until the cable is
recovered and open for business to st.
Thomas. The cable steamer Suffolk is
momeptariiy expected.
ST.. Thomas, Feb. & 1871.
The steamship Erie, from London for New
York. put In here In distress on. the 2Gth ult.,.
with the fans of her propeller goueand short OF
provisions. The damage to screw was. sup
posed to have been caused by drifting wood
getting among the fans. She sailed on the
evening Of the 9th, under canvas, for New
York.
Islands, died of enlargement of the heart.
Judge Stakemann has been proclaimed Cover
nor. The funeraI ceremonies wers. Of the
most gorgeous and effective character, espe-
cially the procession to the cemetery! The
Grafton was delivered in Danish by tho Rev.
Mr.. Willimaes, and. in English by thesRev.
Mr.. Allen, of the English Church
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DEATH or Mr.. REA.

The Old Time Plumber Who Cut His Throat.
Mr.. David Rea, wealthy gentleman, who, until
his taxing OF, was engaged in the plumbing busi-
ness at II Jay street. with Hugh s. Pollock, and who,
in ut Of rage and desperation, late on Monday after
noon cut his throat with razor in the presence OF
Mr. and Mrs Pollock, died yesterday morning in the
Centre street hospital from the effects OF the wound
Coroner keenan, will hold an inquest to-day In the
meantime certificate OF death has been given BY
Coroner Keenan,, and yesterday afternoon the re-
mains we re removed to Paterson, N. j., the resi-.
dence of his relatives for interment. MIR. Rea was
fifty-seyen years of age and q native Of Ireland
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The Dominion Can be Annexed by
Force of Arms Only.
Opinion of the Action Of the
United States Committee
ON Foreign Affairs.
The British Government Said to Have En-
dOrsed the Newspaper Position.
TElsGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 8, 1877.
] am enabled to report specially by cable to
tho HERALD the fact that the London Times,
understanding that the question Of the
cessicn Of the territory Of the Dominion
Of Canada to the United States will be dis
cussed by the members of the Joint High Com
mission in Washington, takes occasion to re-
pudiate editorially Secretary Fish's assump-
tion of the position that the negligence Of the
officers of the British government in the case
of the escape Of the Alabama involved re-
sponsbity on the part of the government of
the Queen, unless it is so confirmed by the
resolve of the Commission.
Therefore, says the writer in the London
Times, the question Of damages in the Ala
bama case cannot arise during the sittings of
the Commission. America should understand
that the annexation of England proper to the
United States is just as likely as that of
colonists or by conquest of arms.
The resolution which was lately referred by
the United States Senate to its Committee on
Foreign Affairs, stating that the possession of
Canada by the English constituted an obstacle
to the perfection, of national harmony between
the two countries and. as an incitement
to persons anxious tor war, is, in the
opinion of tho London Times, as set forth
in the article, ''unsurpassingly COOL" and
if this feeling continues to prevail in
America it will stand most undoubtedly as an
obstacle in the way of the enjoyment Of a har-
monious feeling by the government of the
United States and that Of her Majesty the
Queen of Great Britain.
The Times Opinions said. tn be Endorsed by
the Government.
LONDON, March S-Evening.
1t is said that the London Times in its arti-
Gle on the Anglo-American commission to-day
represents the opinion of the government,
and that instructions in harmony with the
views therein expressed on the Alabama
claims have been sent to the British members
of the Commission at Washington
The New York herald., 1871-03-09
MASSACHUSETTS ITEMS.

Medical College Grnduates-Freight. Tariffs
Between Boston and New York.
Boston, March 8, 1871.
President Elliot conferred the degree OF Doctor Of
Medicine upon seventy graduates from the Massa-
chusetts Medical College to-day. The dental depart
ment also turned out seven graduates.
At the adjourned meeting Of the managers OF the
several transportation lines between Boston and
New York to-day the tariff OF freight ruling last
year was generally agreed upon, and all special
agreements with shippers for conveying freight at
declared object OF the managers has not been to
combine together for the purpose OF exactng higher
rates, but to agree upon uniform basis under Q
reasonably naYlnQ mriH.
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TrLEGRApnIC NEWS ITEMS.

Robert Thompson and another man, unknown were
Philadelphia ye sterday morning. near lime
kiln, where they had lain down to sleep.
At Buffalo Gap Va, on Tuesday night about twenty-five
negroes attempted to mob another negro
The latter drew knife, and, while defending himself killed
of his assaans instantly and mortay wounded another
and succeeded in making good his escape.
fire yesterday destroyed Eve buildings on Delaware
street, Leavenworth, Kansas involving loss OF about
S2,500, which was only partially insured.
Reports from Southern Kansas state that there likely
be repetition Of the reign Of that existed last
alleged horse thieyeo
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FIRE IN HOUSTON STREET.

At an early hour last evening fire broke out Ia
the rear building No. 21s West Houston street. The
first floor was occupied by the owners OF the pre-
misses, Messrs Nickle IL Blllerwell, as storage
for moulders' masks, and their stock was
damaged to the extent OF 500 by water. The Sc
cOnd floor was used by Charles Hart o chair man
ufactory, stock damaged to the extent or $500, no
insurance; and the third floor was occupied by j. W.
Witzburg, manufacturer OF hard wood doors, lOsa
about 81. 900; insured for same amount.
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F r A N @ E
Herald Special Reports from
Paris.
Four Hundred Thousand French
men Under Arms.
Napoleon Not to be Released Till the De-
finitive Treaty is Signed.
Proposed Reorganization OF the
French Army.
TELEcaAMs TO TIVE new YORK HERALD.


Under date Of last night, the NEW YORK
HERALD special correspondent at Paris sends
me the following despatch, which says
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY,
1t is expected here that the National Assem-
bly, will install itself at Versailles about the
18th inst It will not sit In session in Paris
for the present, if at all.
FRENCH FORCES IN THE FIELD.
An exhibit has been made Of the strength Of
the French forces in the field. Under General
Chanzy there are 100000 men there are
$4,000 at Havre Faidherbe has 60, 600, and the
recruits at the camp of instruction number
100000; the whole making total of APO, 900
men under arms.
GERMAN HONESTY.
! The German authorities have returned to
the French $4,000 rifles taken by them in
excess of the number which were to be
delivered to them by the terms of the capitu-
lation Of Paris.
NAPOLEON
1t is stated that the ex-Emperor Napoleon
will not be permitted to leave Wilhelmshohe
till the treaty Of peace is defnitively signed at
Brussels.
Evacuation of Versailles and NeighborhOOd-
The French Budget-Reorganization OF the
Arm -pv3u nf In
Workmen's Strike Riaderpest.
LONDON, March 8, 1871.
The following items of news have been re-
ceived here and are forwarded for the NEW
YORK HERALD =
EVACUATION OF VERSAILLES AND NEIGHBoR-
The Germans have agreed to completely
evacuate Versailles by the 1lth inst. and the
neighborhood by the 10th. The evacuation
of the neighborhood of Versailles is probably
accelerated to enable the French National
Assembly to meet there.
THE FRENCH BUDGET.
A despatch from Paris, dated to-day, states
that the Minister OF Marine has proposed to
the National Assembly great reductions in the
budget.
REORGANIZATION OF THE ARMY.
The Minister Of War proposes complete
reorganization of the army and defences of
France, including the erection of Notifications
upon the new German frontier
THE PRISONERS OF WAR IN HANOVER.
A despatch from Hanover, 9Th, says the
French prisoners who have been held in vari-
GUS parts of the kingdom of Hanover have
been forwarded to Hamburg, whence they will
go to France
woRKMENs sTRIKR
A despatch from Lille, dated to-day, re-
ports that the workmen Of the town of Rou-
baix have struck work. No disturbance has
been reported, but troops are on hand to pre-
vent disorder.
RINDERpEsT.
That most fatal of cattle diseases, the rim
derpest, has broken out in the neighborhGod
of Lille and in the country around Douay
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BAVARIA.
Important Result Of the Election-Strength Of
Parties German Unity Incomplete.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 8, 1871.
Advices from Germany enable me to report to the
NEW YORK HERALD that the elections to the Bava.
ran Chambers have resulted in the choice Of
twenty-nlne liberals and seventeen patriots The
latter are opposed to confederation.
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Proposition to Enlarge the Liber.
ties of the People.
THE WAR EXPENSES OF FRANCE.
AnnUlIment of Garibaldi's
Election.
Speech by Victor Hugo-Hisses and Tu.
mult-The Novelist Resigns and
Quits the Chamber.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


LONDON, March 8, 1871.
Dispatches from Bordeaux furnish the
following intelligence, which transmit for the
NEW YORK HERALD
THE RIGHT OF AssEMBLAGE AND ASSOCIATION.
In the Assembly to-day M. Tolain proposed
the abrogation of all laws restricting the right
of the people to hold meetings and form asso-
Citations.
COST OF THE WAR.
NJ Theirs, replying to question of M.
Germaine, said the expenses of the war, out
side Of Paris, exceeded LOO, 900, 900 francs.
GARIBALDI's ELECTION ANNULLED.
A committee Of the Assembly made report
in favor of annullng the election Of Garibaldi
to the Assembly from Algiers.
EXIT VICTOR HUGO.
Victor Hugo proceeded to make a speech
warmly defending Garibaldi but he was in
terrupted by great tumult in the Chamber,
and when he attempted to continue, met with
a storm of Kisses. He thereupon announced
his immediate esignation and abruptly quilted
the Assembly,
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RAILROAD STRIKERS.

The Spuyten Duyvil and Port Morris Railroad.
The men employed In the construction Of the
Spuyten Duyvl and Port Morris Railroad, who werd
on strike for some days, have resumed work, the
contractors having yielded to the terms demanded.
The men receive 81 IS per day until the lsr
OF Aprl and then two dollars per day for the balance
a he
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IRELAND.
he Poynter "scun. NYag.n Trial.

The POyntcr ssscnn. MagO Trial.
DUBLIN, March 8, 1871.
Yesterday evening the trial or Mr.. Foster. at the
county Fermanagh Asszes, In Enniskillen, for an
assault on Captain Poynter OF or her Majesty's
regiments, the circumstances arising account OF
q domestic scan. mag. which l have already re-
ported ended In the discharge Of the jury. who
unable to agree upon O verdict.
The accused was released on pail to appear at the
next asszess
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Herald Special Report from
Havana.
Result Of the EleL ton in Porto RicO---
Conduct Of thu, Volunteers.
THE RECENT, sPANI.yH DEFEAT.
Another Engagement ana Defeat
of the Rebels.
IELEcRAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HAVANA, March z, L
Via KEW WEST. March 3. 1871.

HAVANA, March z, Z
Via KEY WEST, March 8, 1915
The election for deputies to the Nationat
Cortes nsom Porto Rico resulted In complete
triumph Of the radicals This defeat of the
government party so incensed the Spanish
volunteers on that island that they created
disturbances which, according TO some reports,
resulted in bloodshed, and they even de-
manded that she elections be nulli1ed. The
Captain General, Baldrich, refused the request,
and showed his displeasure by ordering the
volunteers to store their arms in the barracks
instead of keeping them In their own houses.
In the late engagement near Mayari it is re-
ported that the rebels surrounded and cut off
two companies Of the battalion Refs. This
accounts for the great Spanish loss, which,
notwithstanding the denials in the papers
here, was very severe-a captain, two lieu
tenants and three ensigns killed.
The criminals sentenced to several years
confinement, who were pardoned on condition
of their joining mobilized guerillas, have been
giving trouble. OF those taken from. the Ha-
vana Jail nine deserted the first day.
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RETURN OF THE VICTORS.
Departure of the Emperor
from Versailles.
The Day Of His Return to Berlin Not
Yet Fixed.
BISMARCK EN- ROUTE FOR HOME.
REVIEW OF TROOPS AT vILLEERS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

IIIIunNM " tHI VIW tunh HCmALu.
LONDON, March 8, 1871.
despatch from Paris, dated to-day and
forwarded for the use of the HERALD, reports
that the Emperor William and staff have loft
Versailles for Ferrieres.
THE EApERORs RETURN.
A despatch from Berlin, dated to-day, re-
ports that it is officially proclaimed that the
day of the Emperors return to Berlin shall be
observed as day of thanksgiving throughout
the Fatherland. The exact date has not yet
been fixed by the Emperor. No period of
mourning will be appointed. The Emperor
in person will open the Reichstag on the 2lst
instant.
PRESS sPECULATIoNs AS TO THE DATE.
The Prussian Cross Gazette says the EN-
peror will return in about eight days. Nothing
is settled in regard to his coronation.
The National Gazette names the 10th inst.
as the date of the Emperors return, and
thinks the army will not enter the city before
the LIST of May.
GRAND MILITARY FESTIVAL.
Arrangements are making for grand mill
tary festival on the occasion of the entrance
of the German army into Berlin. Deputations
from all the States of Germany will be present.
There will probably be a funeral service for
the slain.
BISMARCK HoMEwARD BOUND.
Count Won Bismarck has passed through
Bingerbruck, en- route to Berlin. He will be
met at Mayence by committee of citizens,
who will welcome and escort him home to
Germany. Bismarck will arrive at Berlin
tomorrow.
REVIEW OF TROOPS.
The Emperor. William has reviewed the
First and Twelfth corps and the Wurtem-
burgers at Villiers. The headquarters of
the Emperor are now at Ferrieres.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

MARCH 9.
1s82-Battle In Hampton Roads, Va, between tho
Monitor and Merrimac.
1814-Battle or Laon, France; the French defeated
by the British.
1757-Dr. Joseph f. Gall, founder OF the "science OF
Phrenology," born
1566-David Rizzlo, the confidential secretary of
Mary Queen OF Scots murdered In her pre-
Sence by her husband, Lord Darnley.
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ENGLAND.
7slseaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

A New Imperial Loan by the Rothschilds-
Twelve nIilions Sterling In tho Market.
LONDON, March 8, 1871.
l have TO announce to the HERALD, by cable, that
the Messrs Rothschd have Issued . Russian loan
OF fl2, ,0O0, 900 at Sly.
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A.-Tcsted by Time:-For Throat Diseases.
Colds and Coughs "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES"
have proved efficacy by test of many years. Tho
good effects resulting from the of the Troches have
brought out many worthless limitations Obtain only
"Brown's Bronchial Troches."
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BatcheI0r's Hair Dye.-The Best in tho
world The only perfect dye; harmless rca?le, nstsna
neous. Factory Is Bond street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-09

Aspiring Styles of GeutIemen's Hats Just
issued EsPENSCHEID, Manufacturer ls Nassau street.
Price ST.
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All Rendy.-KnOx's Spring Style Of Gents
Hats No. 2l3 Broadway Of Fulton street. Enough
The New York herald., 1871-03-09

The Public Health-Labor and Capital.
The smallpox is increasing In England.
The labor wages strike at Newcastle has resulted
In the success OF the workmen
The New York herald., 1871-03-09

Speciality. Silk Hats, "a.
Broadway styles at about half Broadway prices.
G. .. d. HAT COMPANY, Il Cortlandt stresl~
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THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

List OF American Cotton CarSocs Arrived
Mt Liverpool March 8.
LIVERPOOL, March 8, 1871.
The following vessels have Just reached this port
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d Parliamentary Reward.

Politics and Parliamentary Reward.
LONDON, March Z. 1871.
It Is expected that baronetcy will be conferred
upon Samuel Morley, q liberal member OF the Hsuse
OF Commons, from Bristol.
The New York herald., 1871-03-09

A.-Dandruf May be EHectuaIly Eru dicatcd
from the scalp by few applications of HALLS Vegetable
Sicllian Hair Renewer
The New York herald., 1871-03-09

CristndOrO's UnrivalIed Hair Dye.-SOId
applied his wig and scalp factory No. Astor
The New York herald., 1871-03-09

A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
2JI Broadway, corner Murray srs,..
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The Engagement Mt Quemndo..


HAVANA, March O.. 1871
An engagement lasting two hours took place
mo Gomez, Maceo Borrero, Traba Mirahel
and Arganza, at a place called Quemado,
fifteen miles from Santiago de Cuba. There
was little advantage gained by either, but the
field remained in the possession of the Spanish
troops. The rebels were able to carry off
their killed and wounded, so their loss could
not be definitely ascertained; but 1t is put at
thirty three killed. Spanish loss, eight killed
and seventeen wounded, including Captain
Prado among the latter. No prisoners were
taken.
Another engagement had occurred on the
9th ult., near Santiago de Cuba, in which the
rebels were defeated, with loss of thirty three
killed.
Sailing of the tho Spanish Admiral-Swen ring
Allegiance 10 tho New King.-Rsbels Killed
HAVANA, March 8, 1871.
Admiral Malcampo sailed for Spain to-day
in the frigate Almansa. Montajo is tempo
rariIy in command.
On Sunday next the officers of the army
here will swear allegiance to King Amadeus.
The troops under Colonel Montaner recently
killed in the jurisdiction of Santa Cruz the
following insurgents Colonel Luis Cristo,
formerly Of the Mexican Army; Captains
Julian Miranda, Sebastian Adolio, Serapio
Varona and Eleno Varona Gather and SOM,
the Sub-prefect and q number of others.
Colonel Montaner also caused to be destroyed
powder mill and salt works belonging to the
insurgents.
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Diamonds Bought and Sold.
Diamonds Sold on Commission.
Diamonds Reset New Styles.
Siverware Bought and Sold.
GEO. G. ALLEN bl8 Broadway, under st. Nicholas Hot
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16
Business Notices.

NEVER before was there such an opportunity
to buy Holiday Presents as there Is now at B. l..
Raudenbushs large Furniture store, in Masonic
buildings.
sTovEs.--Thrce second hand heaters and
stoves, nearly as good rs new for sale ut half
price. Enquire at this office.
CHRISTMAS AND New YEAR PREsESrs.-A. NJ.
Mcxcll always ahead In the Jcwclry trade.
The largest and best selected stock Of Ladies'
Gold Watches, Gold Chains, Fine setts of Jewel
ry, Solid lS X. Rings, Silver aud Plated Ware,
ever heretofore offered In 'sunbury. Persons
wishing to make nice present, can do well to
call at once and make a selection quite u num-
Der have already left orders.
Goods sold ut the very lowest rates, aud war
ranted rs represented,
Very Respectfully,
A. NJ. MEINELL
A Full line Of Plain and Fancy Groceries ,p'
at Brocous'-Kirby's old stand, Brght's ahu'
Ing, Market street.
NEw Layer Ralsns, Cltrou, Cranberry "p"
Currants, dried Peaches, dried Apple s"'''
Corn, aud dried Berries Of all kind, can eha" w
Broclous',
"PuT HEAD on YoV," Is q phrWo naeh III
vogue AZ tho present time, but =, hns', 'he
popular hat and cap merchant, can ~ hat on
your head that Will make you feel u" all over
lie has the neatest aud gayest assuraiehl OF NA's
aud caps ever manufactured. ans lntea all the
citizens Of sunbury aud vicinity 10 all aud sec
them, lle disposcs OF hls stock at low hgure'
His store Is on Market square,
We will all club together aud SO n Broelous'
where We ean buy an kinds Of plata and fancy
Groceries az greatly reduced prices for ,ash,
TnE book. Of Wm, D. llauId, s, llaupS 4 Son,
aud Dr, Chare' Arthur, are IN the hands of A,
n, Briee, Esq,, for collection, Parties VIII cave
costs by beng prompt
FRrLlsG's MAAAoTu CAsH sfoRE h slIll sell-
Ing as cheap az Ner'
WM, II, MuLA has exclusive sale of Vfomau
| Ladies' shoes,
TufRE is nol a,y room 0T doabllng that ihe
eoniHg winter Il ,o be asfal eod The prophets
all cay 90 aud tl,s nan ls Insane sho dlsputes
lhe profits, They have found the n0ss gIosing
thick on lle trees, fngs standing oa lhelr hsais,
sunhoseis polnling tosaId' Che North fulg,
Wals vines TaaHlns ,rinhd pules, lnslsad VI ~
then, snd ihsr aIs lhousand olhsf slgps "
shos that slay hussn bsins alll W iIstsa as
slin as ehlps isiule fehTaaIy ualess elg1hsa la
lhs ssiy tssi aad sAiglssl gaImsnls ahleh afs
esHilislll hlas Aaau W " ssii s1si1t'ij ~
fhsaaas u, heii's lassshAsi laileglas establish
nsl., ~ fhlId 'vss', sRtaslls 1hs Assesses
ofhs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-12-16

LoTs ron SALE.--One lot 90 feet front on
Chestnut street, sunbury, adjoining the residence
OF l.. T. Rohrbach, ESQ, md two vacant lots
fronting Race street, In Masscr's addition. En-
qurc of II. Il. Masser.
FRYLiNG has received New Goods which he has
selected with care.
FRYLiNd has the reputation of selling the best
Goods at the lowest prices.
1nE finest American and Italian marble can
be found nt the Sunbury marble yard OF Mr. w.
NJ. Daughcrty, which he is prepared to finish In
any style to suit purchasers. Those In want Of
Tomb stones, monuments, &c, are requested to
call, rs they can be had ut city prices, and the
workmanship guaranteed not to be cxcclcd any,
whero Call and see, opposite the Court House,
Sunbury, Pa.
FRYLISG will not be undcrsold. Call and sec
his black aud colored Alpacns, French Mcrinos
and other scasonabc Dress Goods
FRYiING Is determined to maintain the rcputa-
tlon ofthe Mammoth. Fryllng's Goods always
give satisfaction.