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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01
VVUMMEL.s pRsTAURANT,

~ I-OU
Commerce ST., SHAMOKIN, PENN'A.
Having Just refltted the above Saloon for the
accommodation of the public, Is now prepared to
serve ais friends with the best Refreshments, and
fresh Lager Beer, Ale, Por.er, aud all other malt
q lnTS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01
ANTHRACITE OOALl
NEW COAL YARD.

'INHE undersigned having connected the Coal
Z business with his extensive FLOUR 4 GRAIN
Grade, is prepared To supply fansihes with the
VERY BEST Of COAL.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Egg, Stove and Nut, constantly on hand. Grain
Saken in exchange for Coal.
JIM. CADwALLADER.
eunbuxy, Jan. Is, l87O.-tf.
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notsIs aan Restanrants.
NATIONAL HOTEL,

yITASlEEYGTON HOUSE, C. NEFF
w Proprietor, Corner OF Market & Second
Streets, opposite the Court House, sunbury,
Pa. Msv2S'70
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

Q. A. KEIMENSNYDER Secretary,
nr,, Summary, Penn'a.
December 4, lST3--tf
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

~ WALD, Proprietor, Georgetown North'd
County, Pa, al the station ofthe N. c. r. w.
Choice wines and cigars at the bar.
The tablets supplied with the best the market
affords. Good stabling and attentive ostlers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-02-01

LLEGHENY uOUSE, A. BECK,
"A Proprietor, Nos. Sl2 and sl4 Market Street,
above eighth, PHILADELPHIA. Terms, So
per day. He respectfully solicits your rstron-
age Jan6'72.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
GENERAL NOTES.

Boston is counting its smells, to see II they
equal those of Cologne in number
Lawrence, Kansas, is building what is to be
"tAe finest swimming bath west OF the Mississippi
River"
The people of Atlanta, Ca, are listening to
the deep base notes OF an alligator "hich Is
waddlmg about beneath the city in the sewer
A Detroit man threw cold water on the de-
sres Of burglar who trying TO get In his front
door by dropping the water pitcher his head from
the second story window
There is a man in Detroit who is so slovenly
that his friends wash him and trim his hair and
heard nv force He threatens lawsuit, but is too lazy
TO commence proceedings.
An insane patient of the Lancaster County
PENN Hospital secretly twined line from the leaves
OF peach tree it was over feet long, and strong
enough to bear the weight OF two men.
A doctor of Portsmouth, n. H., wants the
custom of toing bells for funerals discontinued Ii has
a depressing effect upon the sick and cannot prove
source OF much enjoyment TO the departeu'
A sportive sturgeon leaped into boat in
the Savannah River. knocked down one Of the crew,
spraned the ankle OF another and then calmly Oated
off from The boat, which he had completely hIled win
water
A Cleveland. o. hackman, who tried to col
lect by exorbitan fare, frghteDedby his
intended victim producing revolver that he sought
police station and left the stranger to take OF his
hack, while he went to have him arrested.
The following item gives a hint which
seems worthy the careful consideration of all who have
laxative wives 1.-THE girls in q Springfield iass) fac
tory are supplied by the proprieors with chewing gum
in order that they may not waste time in talking"
A Detroit boy stood an umbrella, with a
cord tied TO it, in public doorway. Eleven persons
thought that umbrella theirs, and carried it with
them the length OF the string. They then suddenly
dropped IL and went of without once looking back or
stopping 70 pick it up again.
The Shah, it appears, has the Oriental pref
erence for fat Being shown some very adipose
cows at the Home Farm at Windsor, he asked how they
were fed Being told that they brought into this
plump condition by diet Of oil cake his interest was at
excited and he said TO his interpreter ASK II Oil
cake is good for wives"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Hsnsa, win close at II p. m, at the Merchants'
Exchange, Nos. 80 and 50 Pine-st.
The total exports of produce from this port for the
week ending to-day amount TO S5,276Sl4 which is q
decrease from last week of Ssl94o The exports for
the corresponding period of last year g. 942
and for 1871, $5,2ooS. The total exports since JAM
l. this year. sl7S 1884, against SIS 81 last
year, and $14l 945 in 1871, presenting hsttering
comparison.
Money is without special change. and lent freely
at per cent on Government bonds, aud ON
ordinary Stock Exchange collateral, until near tho
close, when rates stiened TO 8. Time loans running
through the year are negotiated at per cent and at
70s per cent for six months Discounts are ~ LASS
quoted.
United States bonds are very quiet to-day buts
though gold is just fraction lower. tomorrow tho
Treasury viii purchase half million honda inaugu-
rating and closing that portion of the August pro"
rramme. The general market closes firm OK the ba-
sis of ll9i to ll9s for se7s. Fisk Hatch report ID
ioho"s' os..s ARA oass6A sssd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

TUESDAY. Aug. Ppm
This has been perhaps the dullest day at the Stock
Exchange so far as the amount Of business is con-
cened during the present year. Indeed, but for tho
activity in Pacific Mail there would hardly have
been sufficient business TO establish quotations.
The general market opened firm, with Pacific Mall
as the leading card selling at ~, from which it adj
vanced ], and subsequently, with varying fortunes,
sold down to 49,, and finally closed at 40!. The con-
test between the bulls and bears in this fancy stock
continues with but slightly abated interest and the
general public with the exception of the very few
who are fighting this particular tiger seem to
take about the same degree of interest in the result
as the good wife of the frontier took in certain
historical combat between her husband and YER
liable live bear. But the bulls were Just little
cowed to-day by rumor of new litigation concern
ing Pacific Mail, and their desire to sell became
almost as pressing as the disposition to purchase
Yesterday. Hence the decline above noted. In
sympathy with this decline the entire market
Welded to 1 per cent without any apparent
disposition either to buy sell any or
the shares except Pacific Mail. After 10 o'clock a
slight recovery set in under temporary reaction In
Pacific Mail but the market soon gave way to
weakness and the whole list closed weak except
Erie which wound up at the best figures OF the day.
Dizziness was the predominant feature of the after
noon business. After Pacific Mail the larger deal
ings were in Central Erie Ohios Lake Shore, West
ern Union Telegraph, and c., c. and i. e. Harlem
advanced to 1924 but the other investments were
without important movement. The miscellaneous
and express shares were neglected. The opening,
highest lowest and closing prices of leading stocks
sold to-day were as follows:
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Glendnning, DAVIS & Amory's closing prices were:

The gold speculation has been as tame and stless,
as usual, and all the sales few in amount, were at
1l50t15s 115s exceptionally there being no special
consideration affecting the market. Loans cost for
carrying 3, q, q and per cent per annum. Tho
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called bonds
and S29 OOOi in coin interest. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold
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this port for the week amounted to S79,l59. Tho
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le quotations for gold

The London advices report steady tone to Con-
soils and American securities but moneys more active
and in the outside market within quarter of tho
minimum discount rate at the Bank Of England.
This Mt first occasioned 6rmer tone to the sight.
rates of exchange, though sixty days became am
eighth lower, and afterward both classes of bills
were lowered. We annex nominal quotations:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-03

Den sr6Bten WibermiIlen batten, ibre Sob
ne oenlelben ansupertrauen. Seine 8er=
antiportlidfeit rubt 70 i6wer auf meinem
@euiien, als oiejenise Der Grsiebunesan=
%italten. @enn in ben 3eiten oes &lmu=
bens piele oieier anltalten Elm Meroernib
fir ben @ldubisen paren, 10 miiiien mir
in unierm 3eitalter opppelt ma6Iam lein f;
%beionoers oiejenisen inter Der 2eituns re-
Lighter Oroen iolten iiein, ipie % 8 sui
tenoe Selb, has Der Serr se=
e9net" (8en, XVII, 270. Die Gltern
millen ss pi1en unb ii4er iein, oab, iuenn
lie ibre &inoer relisi0ien Orben anpertrau=
en-, bielelben beier belorst iino, als ielbii
unter Dem piterli9en Sad. @us Oieien
8runoen fpmmen mir gum Gnti6luB, baf
ale S6auipiele uno tbeatraliide 9oritel=
lungen in ben unter %unlerer Jurisdiction
itebenoen GrSiebunssanitalten aufbDren
mullen.
Sobn Soiepb 2p n d,
GrSbii4pf bon toronto.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-03

lid elm Goncurs Itatt fir SreibDric n, Die
an Die beiten Yrimdridulen ertbeilt ,per=
ben uno Die Su ipeitern Stuoien auf bDbern
Initalten Die Mittel bieten. Bel ben Cons
curIen unterliesen reselmdBis Die 6reiI6u=
len, aber ielten mar ibre Nieoerlase 10
eclatant als grade bieles Sabr. Mm Gon=
curle nabmen 507 S6iiler She'll, popon
269 in ben Commandments uno 23S
in Den @nitalten Der Sroensbriioer ibren
llnterridt ~empiansen batten. Na9 ben
Yreliminarpriifungen iuuroen 3O2 3Dslln=
&c Suriidgepieien, wopon 1876 (etipa u
YrOSent) oerjenisen, Die ibren unterri9t
in ben StaotI6ulen uno 100 (etipa Al
YroSent) o~erjenigen Die ibre &enntnilie in
ben BON ben S6ulbriioern seleiteten In-
~italten erbalten batten. gu ben S9luB=
priifunsen muroen 2O5 S6iler Suselalien,
bapon paren 1872 Oroensl6iler (554
YroSent Der gnsemelaeten) unb 70 9aien=
i6Iler on 4roS. Der ansemeIoeten.)
SEPT bea9te nan nod, oaB in ben IA Gom=
munall 6ulen 21.459 unb in Den "a gn=
Italten Der S6ulbriiber 1907 S6slinee
lino, II. man lpirb ben llnterl6ieo nod mert=
barer linben, ba cine Der eriten Initalten
2S9 Schiller unb cine Der lesten 1874 Sdii=
Ter our6idnittli6 Sdblt.
Sn Dem Goncurs fir 3ei6enunterri6t,
Der 3 Sage bauerte, mar Der llnterl6ieo
nod piel au~fiallenoer. Sie 3 erIten Yreiie
wuroen our3 3D9linge aus OrOensi6ulen
ipesseidnappt. Sie Surp I'M ben 3Ss=
lingen Der Slrseri 6ulen einen lebten Notb=
anter 81 iperfen beitimmte, Dap nod Elm 4.
Yreis ertbeilt peroe. llno aud Der fiel gu
slei4en SHeilen Speien S6iilern Der Or
oensbriioer 5u.
Sariiber brau6t man li6 iibrisens
ni6t 10 iebr 81 tpunoern, benn mir baben
9eleben, oab aud in ben 9. ct. bel pielen
8elesenbeiten Die S9iler aus Srbens=
i4ulen ben Sies iber Sreii6ulen bDberer
GlaIien oapon trusen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-03
Der 2aemf&en6auoef in Anmaut.
(9lus vsie aatb. Milfcnen.O

Cur ndmli6en 3eit, in pel6er Dem
Scl~auenbanoel an Der = lttifte Mfrifa's in
Zanzibar our1 Die Snterpention Ser euro=
pGii6en 8robmd6te elm Gnoe sema6t iper=
Den lon, nimmt i'm Golf bon Son9fina Elm
Gbnli9er S6a9er ~beoeutenoe Iusoebnuna
an.
Gs 1T b%etannt, boB in ienen @eipGiern
bon Nlters Der 6ineIii6e Si6unfen Sec
rduberei treiben; weniser betaHnt oiirfte
es aber UObl iein, oaB Oieie Yiraten ieit eli
ni9en Sabren einen ausgeoebnten Wen=
l6enbanoel treiben, inoem Tie Die &iiiten=
bepObner BON @nnam rauben uno uerfau=
fen. Oieie5 unlueien bGngt nit elmer an=
bern Sbatla6e suIammen, Die bier flrs er=
pGbnt lei; mir meinen Die Iogenonnte
"auspanoerun9" Der 6ineiilden &ulis
mad glmerita.
lSeit Der llnteroridun9 Der Sclaperei
bat man in Den englil6en uno franSoli-
lden GOlonien lOtpobl, ais in Imerifa ben
Nusiall Der Irbeitsfraite oaour6 su erieben
selu6t, Dap man cine 9roBe NnSabl Sn0ier
uno ebinelen ais rireie Nrbeiter" aui cine
beitimmte Nn,abl bon Sabren anparb uno
lie aus ibrer Seimatb in bic Der @rbeiter
be5iirftisen @esspben fibrte nit Dem Yer=
lpreden, lie mad ablauf Der beounsenen
3eit wieoer in ibre Seimatb 5%uriidSubei6r=
bern. Sn Nmerifa miro Der Gui mad lol=
den Nrbeitern (&ulis) INNER orin9eneer
uno allssmeiner; Die @eleli6ait, pelde
jiinsit Die Samanabai auf ct. DOMINGO
ansetauft bat, uerlan9t, fir Die Year6ei=
tuns Der bort Susleid erporbenen 100000
Gdnoereien ni6t weni9er als 30
600 &ulis in Yeru purben pom Sanuar
bis bis Suli 1872 nabeSu $1,000 einae=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-09-03
gomfe(ionsfo(e 5dnren sesem Ole pom
0r0ens6rloerm aereiteten SGmfen.

Yetanntli6 belibt Die Stuot 9aris cine
G9ulorsaniiation, Die uniern 6reiI6ul=
ipitem sleidt wie Elm Saor Dem anoern.
Sielelbe miro our6 Die %Gommunalper=
Waltuns nit elmer SOrgialt Sebest uno
9epilest, Die zines Seiern wiirOis mare.
gSie unlere Sreii6ulen iino bieie S6ulen
confeliionslole.-giebe ben 9lnitalten be-
iteben iuie aud ~bierjulanoe Die Yiarri6u=
len, Die m~eiitens bur6 S6ulbriioer 9elei=
tet weroen. Nun finoet befanntli9 jdbr=
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-08-29
ADHESION OF PATIENTS I'I
THE LUNA TIC ASYLUM.

The question Of privilege in themat-
ter Of admitting patients to the State
Lunatic Asylums, Of Virginia seems to
be a good deal misunderstood. Last
week wealthy citizen Of Richmond
visited the Western Asylum to make
application for the admission Of pa
tient in whom he was interested, offer
ing to pay double price if he could be
accommodated, and this week sheriff
complains though he had lunatic in
prison some time waiting for room in
the Asylum, another patient, who had
not waited so long, had been admitted.
The applications of both the rich citi-
zen and the sheriff were rejected. Pa
tients are not admitted in these State
Institutions because they are able to
pay, indeed, that is reason for their
going to Asylums in other States
where there is room for them and
thereby giving room here for the poor.
Nor is a patient admitted on accoun
Of priority of application, for recent
cases which are durable have prefer
ence over old chronic cases which are
generally incurable. The institution
was built by the State rather for the
eme of insanity than for the accom-
mediation Of the insane who it may be
troublesome to keep at home. IF the
Asylum had room for all Of them, pri-
GRITTY might count, but until then gra-
yer reasons must exist. The State
should hurry up the new Asylum.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-08-29
GETTING SCARCE,

1t begins to look like our colored friends
would have to Ego it alone" in this little
game. The white vote that their white al.
lies told them SO much about, seems to be
failure /; Col. Mosby, who was main
hold, now sailing Hughes weekly in the
War; enton "Index," James Lyons, Grant
man repudiating the ticket, Henry A.
Wise gone clear off the track and talking
about despising them for their servility,
Geo. E. Deneale, whose strength in the
Valley was much counted on cut in letter
giving bis earnest support to the Ccnserva.
tive ticket, and Col. Beard, according to the
estate Journal of other days a talented
orator now making stump speeches against
Hughes. How is all this ? There must
have been discrepancy in the count. After
all, it can't be a eongenial piece of work,
this negro business, and we are glad to see
any white man get out Of it.