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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-24
- NJ AR RIED 81
RtVIEkE HOUSE.
LEWISBURG, UNION Co, Pa.
R.G. UETZEL. Proprietor.

TTNHIS house is located IN the very center of
the business portion of the town. and the
cnly Hotel in Market Square. 1t is by odds
the largest and most spacious in Lewisburg.
and is kept in the clcanest and best possible
manner. The ROOMS are large and airy
BEDS neat and clean. The TABLE is spread
with every luxury the season affords. The
BAR is furnished with pure unadulterated
liquors bought by the Proprietor out of the
Custom House in Philad. The SfABLE and
hostler will recommend themselves.
The Proprietor, having gone TO great
expense in re-ftting and furnishing his house
employing at large cost frst-ratc Cook
and other servants who are attentive and
obliging-hopes by unremi,tins attention on
his part to receive share of the public patro-
nage.-The public will please accept the sin
cere thanks of the Proprietor for the very
generous patronage he has received during
the four months he has lived in Lewisburg.
Riviere House, Aug. 20, 1855
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NOTICE..

DLANK Contracts with Teachers and Or
Is ders on Treasurer at Chr Jnicle Office
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NEW EVIDENCE

Eeng afflicted with grievous tettpr the arms and
aceaftcr trying many remedies which utterly failed to
cure-I persuaded ty W. NJ Barris Co to try Lind
ssys Improved Blood searcher; and now six weeks after
finishing the seoo-d bons, pronounced myself cured.
The letter broke out something year ago,on the
inside Of my extending from the elbows down the
wrists also my face, Immediately round the mouth
and chin and conn ned be perfect torment to me u-
Til cured by the Bood Sdrcher. My arms at times,
almost useless owing to the cracks and sores theu
liable to bleed at any time the least exerton to lift
work. and sometimes itchy that could scarcely pre-
vent tearing of my flesh. have now been cured six
weeks and feel it due to Mr. Lindsey, and the pnblc
generally to make this in hope that others like
myself may be benefited by using his valuable medicine.
her
JANE 4 WILSON.
mark
swnrn and subscribed before me- one Of the Alderman
in and for the City Of Ptsburg. this 2sth day
D. 1858. AND. MMASTER, Alderman.
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UNION BAKERY
CON ECTIONE f RY.

VINHE subscriber respectfully takes This mo
thod to inform the citizen ms of Lewisbure
and vicinity in rf3sTsl. and. the Ltadia; in mr.
Beavers Building, where he will be ready IL
supply all who mny favor him with a call
with the best of everything in his line of bu.
siness. BREAD, CAKES and CONFEC.
TIONERY on hand at all times. Being a
practical Baker and Confectioner for upwards
of twenty-five years, he feels confident that all
who favor him with a call or give him trial
shall not be disappointed. Weddings and
Parties supplied at the shortest notice, on the
most reasonable terms. All sorts Of Orna.
mental Work done to order.
BREAD delivered at Houses at all times
when desired. CHARLES HEINER.
Lewisburg, Oct. Z, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-24

A Awag, who was asked to buy the ''Bank
Note De,ector," said he would purchase
it if it would detect bank note in his
pockct.
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LEWISBURG ACADEMY.
THE Fall Session of this Institution

l will commence on MoSDar, Sept 20, ls5s
SESSION: each TO continue l;S weeks. includ-
to he Immediately followed by the WINTER
ing one weeks Vacation during the Holidays.
All the Branches of thorough Classical,
Mathematical, and English Academic Course
are taugh,-and Youths are fitted, either Tor
Teaching, for College, or for business
The Bible is a text book.
A large class of Young Ladies is secured.
TUITION-pcr session of l3 weeks, including
contingent expenses.
PRIMAEY-TReading, Writing pefner, Arithmetic 90
Geo.. Gram. and u. s. liistory,l - y" W
ApVANCED ENGLIsiI-laII not included aboye,l 60
LANGUAGES, oVo
No additional charges; also, no deductions
except for protrac,ed sickness. Tuition paya-
bic Immediately upon The close of the session
JOHN RANDOLPH,
Au,. Or. 1858 Principal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-24

The man who took our advice has just
brough, it back again.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-24

Gerrit Smith has been cyphering up his
expenses in the late election, and he esti
mates that his votes cost him four dollars
each.
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n s. CLARK s. co. No. &c, Maiden
r. DROWN. Manufacturing JEWE-

~ FL. GEHksAST, DENTIST,
;T1yi Market street, next door to Brown n
Riuer's Sture-----LEW iSBU 10, PA.
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-Four other crafts we're in our fleet,
But how they did, and what,
Is lost To future history. for
They did not take heed TO furnish their
vessels with We exceedingly useful aitache,
to wit, reporters and ye poet laureate could
not conveniently take passage in all We vehi-
cles; consequently, their incidents dePonent
kDowelh not.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-24

We !fappie Companic.
Reported for ye ,hroncl- by We Poet Laureate of y
Stove Wagon.
Ki"ht happle was We comranie
Wh. dad TO Datesnans go,
All for To have a joy.us yde,
Tnis night one week ago.
We sexes piled ye wagon in
PromiSc'ously, | rrow,
Aud people Of ye burg did think
There d be a fearful row;
Because ye females smiled outright,
And males did not keep quiet,
fc tooting horn. fix Iho't also,
Was signal for a riot.
Two milk white sieeds did lead We van,
Two dark ones followed after,
And four Sicut wheels, hard BY, bore up
load of life and Laughter.
Bell, TiIlie, kale. and / other Kate,
Hat, Sallic, Cordle, MoilIe,
crowd most suitable, tn sing
Away with melancholy"
Then there were Peter, George, and Blown,
And lin, and Joe, and Jack,
This goodlie crowd, all bundled up,
Did people well ye hack.
Onr Jehu. Joe, drove furuu>ly,
Ne'er WIS more brave a lad
lie urged ye beasts (he had no Whip
With an unseemly" "sad."
We >teeIed uS iow'rd We northern pole
(ie which we wd. reach soon
At such vast speed D-and talked about
le man within ye moon.
J, Frost had made ye way much rough,
Nh. dIi us some rctard,
And when we fancicd all was smooth
We Oft were jolted hard.
But we were put together we'll,
And could endure a shake;
But, VIII. was worse, ye twiSS bcimes
Dad fetch our tops rake.
Ere long we reached ye wIshed-fcr spot,
And lrlrndlie people met,
Who showed us to a comelie stove
Fired up with stones of Jet.
We rubbed our hands. and baked our shins,
And thawed each frozen mug,
And soon we ielt as snusie as
An insect IN rug.
ie chat went on right merrilic,
And time flew on like mad;
fe SAVIOR oI ye mar,yred fowls
Much comfort, too, did add.
Soon our guide host came in 10 tell
Ye over welcome tale;
Such slaughter 'nong We fowls might cause
All turkeydom to war.
We took cur posts to guard ye birds,
CTho' they were "dune up brown,)
Ye siege was raised al once. for each
Did hunger like an hound.
Ye heaye-ladened tables were
Unburthened ere we left,
For belts expanded much, and vests
OF buttons were bereit.
Next, music, by yc mourntui ilute,
lc wild cornopeon,
Ye groanins violoncello,
Ye booming, great bass horn,
And three of toihcr instrument,
That screaming, NOISY brat,
Ne sinful fiddle, made of wood
And bowels OF ye cat.
When these struck up in full accord,
Fear seized We rats and mice;
But all We guests, and host, did say
Twas marvelously nice.
Ye "wee sma' hours ayant the twap"
Crept on us unbeknown;
Ye evening that we started with
To early morn had grown.
We rugged our craft, and tackled for home,
Pe,~h;no al hlapk a clock.
-Four other crafts were in our fleet,
Bu, how they did, and what,
Is lost to future history, for
They did not take heed TO furnish their
esscls with We exceedingly useful aitache,
, wit, reporters; and ye poet laureate could
ot conveniently take passage in all We vehi-
les; consequently. their incidents Opponent
noweIh not,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-12-24

F. W. Lii coin, jr., was reelected Mayor
of Boston, on Monday, by ove- 1000 plu.
raliiy.
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Lewisburg, July l6, 1858
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN COUKING
CONSUMPTION Of SmOke and Gas, an
ing of Fuei.


ing of FHef.
The suht ORDERS take pleasure iI oaerins to their
enft R%fTG G rsS kPATtsN Sy G Gh5 %
they are now manufacturing for their fal@y
It's well known that all infammsble matter re-
Qulres a certain amount OF ar to support coTnbus-
ton, and If the supply y insult cIent e Is meo .sl6le
cooking stoves decomposes the fuel, and al the
fresh admitted pnder the grate, It's oxygen Is
chamber The close ues At tue top ofths stove then
an ex ung usher, tending 70 put out the hre.
Of the fuel, therefore, passes od in the shape of
smoke. elogglns up me hnes OF ne stove 80 as To
of invisible gas which combines with the lime and go
destroys the mortar of the chlmneys lOos euing the
bricks. and ex posing the dwellings TO the danger of
The introduction of an additional supply OF oold
ar would cool the sas below the IEnitug tempen
ture. but by the proper 6ppl cation atove the e Of
AR previously heated 10 stempersturs OF several
lures of the patent,D the gases are inhamed
rous Jets, and eir combustion Is suhclent 20 heat
the over even II the draf through the hre-ohamher
La addition 20 the ordinary direct dan under the
crate and through the chsmber. the gzs burner
has additional drsf, through the TOP plates winch
10 OF itself sufficient 10 maintain combustion TIE
10 strenstbep and Sressrve the centre pieces when
are mo exposed To the dlTt seton o the hire aud
plates. B, means OF this kraft alone ali the Cpers
tons ofcoOkng be carried on when the fuel bst
more slowly and more economically.
sufficient evidence of the effect Of the gAses
heating the oven is found IN the fact thai the
will be ready for baking even before the Gre
oughly klndled, and much sooner than In any other
stove.
As Ga burning Stoves are the order Of the day,
the Gas-burning Cooking Stove viii not only bs tee
leading stove OF the present seasora but ~ VII ~
doubtedy supersede al others. Purchasers sitl,
therefore consult their own interest oy ternt ana
examining Il before giving any ORDERS etsesher-.
The operation perfect, ano Us eoNshthtes ATE
90 easily 70 be and UNDERSTOOD that D. readily
commands preferences over any other stove oil The
We know this stove 10 be perhaps the most ecu
poWicaI enicient. and satlsfsctory .nny o.oA IhG
assarstus ever invented. SIRLEY GUY,
g cow WssaiastOn, Nc
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FUTURE DAYS

MARSHAL'S SALE.-Iu virtue of two vrts al
W herl taolas, issued from the Clerks Once
the county OF Washington, and to me directed.
snail expose to pu1lic sale for CASH In front OF the
Court house door of said county, on TUESDAY,,
the 5th day of October. 1853, at IL o'clocr m. All
sam samuel ByIngton and Richard Wsllach's risht
OF Square northwest OF Square No. 6q5 IN the inv
OF WashInston, ID. c., together with all and IN
guar me improvements thereon. seized aud levied
ara Walach. an will be sold to satisfy JudiciaIs
NO. 40 and l47 to October term 1855, against sam
uel byIngton, and RIchard WalIach and John Vsn
ReswIek. Richard Walach and Samuel ByInrtop
and In favor OF William Van Reswick.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
se lots for the District of Columbia
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By A. GREEN. Auct;opee,

GALE OF FINE PAIR OF HORSES, CAR
- R:GEs, HAkNRss, &c, AT AUcrION.-On SAT-
OHnAf MOH NlNG, September Is, at III O'clock
we shall sell, In front OF my auction store corner OF
I'm and ID streets. q fine pair of Horses, (bay and
gray working slnsy or together, and both
satd' and side saddle animals, the property OF A
SehnckIng, Esq who has no further use for them
spirit. ~ "e'''e anu
to order BY Laurence 4 Co, New York, with shsfts
and pole. ' " i'e
One Rockaway.
Sci OF hne shifting Harness for double or single
use, Sadd es and Side Saddles, Brides, Blankets
Terms cash.
Sc Is cost AGREEN Ano,
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EIARRIEO.

On the 18th ina ant By the Rev Raymond Young,
Col. WILLIAM HENRY DANG ENFIELD, Of
MARY, daughter of the ute Major r. G. Howie, Of
the Marine Corps. "
On the I4tb instant, at Wesley Chapel, BY the
Rev. l.. F. Morgan, ROBERT Gov I'm, Jr., 10
Miss MARY ELIZABETH STA Ii iNGs. all of
tins city.
On the 9th instant, at South Mills, .mden ceun-
EEITCH, formerly Of this city, and Miss SARAH
A. J. BARNES, of Portsmouth, Va.
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Fire at Dayton, Ohio.

phIroS, sept. 10 The wagon and plow 60.
adjustment, formerly owned by Henry KImes
and occupied bv Messrs. Kohler. i<er a. PIeifen.
fenber. was DESTROYED by fire on SUNDAY morn.
ing. The loss IL estimated al 5000, on which
there is q partial insurance.
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BY WALL q BARNARD, Auctioneers.

by WALL BARNARD, AuctiOpeers
SALE OF HANDSOME MAHOGANY AND
- Walnut PARLoR, CHAMBER AND DrNING-
RooM URn IrURE, CROCEERY AnD GLASS WARE
hSiIrSHEN UTENSILS, ac.-On THURSDAY MOR
MINI 10Th instant, at 10 O'Clock. we will sell Al
no. ZS street, south side. between 18th and iatb
ture as " o""i" urhi-
Mah3gany Sofas: Rockers and Chars,
Do. and Walnut Marble tor Tables
Carved mahogany and walnut Plush covered X ock
- ers and Easy Chairs, ~
Hand some Carved w hatnots
handsome Tapestry. Velvet and Ingram Carnet,
beau'lul walnut Chamber Set, with Ms rbIa 80
H. Bnreaus, Tables and Stands,
handSome Chamber Set, with Marbe-top Tahes
Stands, two Bureaus DO w i"'es'
Dne Mahogany and Marble top Set
French Bedstead. Marble ton Bursau and S,.n1
Malhut Extension Tables covered Lounges
Cane So at Arm Chairs, Rockers
beosteads, WarCrobes, Side Tables
Iollet Tables WashstaLds.
Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows
halr and Husk Mattresses,
Bankets, Comforts, and OF her BEDDING
Grookery and Glass Ware, Gas Fixtures
Kitchen Utensils, &c,
Terms; All sums of ard under S30 cash over tbs .
hount credit OF 90 and 81 days, for notes bearing
interest. and satisfactorily endorsed wal is
Sc IL WALL Il BARNARD, Aucts
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, September 15.-Flour firm sales
Of II 900 bbls.; State 81 s5a 495 Ohio IS oOa5 20;
Southern IS O0s5 40.
Wheat nominallv 1a2c. higher; sales OF 20 600
bushels; red llSal22c., white I20al4Oc
Corn Is higher: sales Of 10000 bushels MIXED
65Ha72h, white sOas3c.
Pork Is steady; mess sl7 .35ai7 40 prime SIS 2ss
l5 40. Beef quiet and Arm.
WHISKY is dull at DC
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The Maine Election.

PORTLAND. ME-, Sept l4th.-Morrill, the DEM
ocratic candidate for Governor, Is elected by
e,OOO to 1900 majority. In the third Congres
sional district, (which II was considered had
gone Democratic: } French (Republican) is elect~d
by trining majority; consequently the whole
delegation in Congress is Repub lican
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SECOND ptsp.rcu
National Horse Shsv.

sPRINsFIrLD, Sept. 1.-THE National Hors.
show, according TO previous announcement
oPsned to-day Over four hundred animals com
pIising some OF the best in the country, are pres
enl. General Wool and star are expected 70 az
Nv Nv. 'nls evening. The Governors Of Massachus.
s.ts, New iorf, Connecticut New Hsmpshjr,
MSlne, ana Indiana have also accepted invitstIops
to be present. The judges and board OF man
a. .i1o nssS aeoaed that no racing for purses shall
DC allowed during the progress OF the exh tbition.
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Later from New Mexico.

ST I.ouIs, Sept. "a The New Mexico mail
Of the I'D has arrived at Independence A hattie
had doubtless been fought between Mai Brook,'
command and the Navajo Indians as Major
Brooks intended destroying their fields which
would necessarily cause a collision The In
dams. Is said, offered To Indemnify him for the
loss OF the negro which was the cause OF the in
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AUCTION SALES.
By G, w, BOTELER1n

~ Z. w. BOTELER, Auct,oneer
g L OF EXCELLENT HOJJsEunI n
Iotn al clock a. m shall SELL At No sd on iath
street, between and D. the effects ofa fsm,iX a
ciinnS housekeeping. consisting in part of "e-
OBe eiegsnt Rosewood Parior SuIt oovered Mir
SIX bronateiie. consisting of 'Tete a tat Sc.
Arm Snsrs and Reception Chairs.
superior Brussels Carpeting
Oval Parior Table. with marble ton
and Shades, "ioo~ Suftans
Carved Walnut Bedstead, Walnut Dressipr Rv-
reau With marble top, "s Ds-
marble top. "eshstsno'
Mshogany Rocker, Ingram Carpetins. To,lst Sat,
Hslf and Shuck Mattresses Beddins e' Se's'
" alnut Dining Dable, Lounge
China, Glass, and Crockery TshIs CntI.r
Plated Castor, Forks and Spoons
superior hefrigerator, small Cook Stova
hitcnen urnture, Cooking Reouisitss 10
Inc furniture 10 OF superior quality and in rood
coruItlon, having been In use but a few moptss
- Ierms S4o snd under cas- over q % credit of
~. %; and ~ days, for approved endorsed notes.
dlately Apply to the Auctioneer '''''"e-
So U-" {. w. BOTELER, Auct.
II The ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
10 consequences OF the rain, to FRIDAY MORN
lNG, september IL, at same hour.
Sc l5-T e. W.BOTELER Auot
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New Haven Municipal Election.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Sept. ia spirited cleo.
ton took place here to- day for assessors and MEM
bers of the board of relief The Democrats were
successful by 50 majority.
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Paper Mill Burnt.

ALBANY, Sept. H.-The paper mill at Chstsm
-Four Corners was burnt this morning, together
with dwelling and several outhouses A msn
named Levi Quincy was burnt 70 death in the
dwelling
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Congregational Nsm,pstI.r.

LAScLsTER, Pa, Sept 15.-The Lancaster
county Democratic Convention, Dr. John
Rarb, presiding, nominated James NJ Honhin.
for Congress from the 9th district, by seoIamn-
ton He made a speech on accepting the nomi-
nation, taking ground against sectional political
mission Of Kansas without reference TO her pop
ulation. He was also In favor Of such a tarif a.
would put every iron furnace In the country in
blast -
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EInnnrinI

NEW YORK, Sept. l5.-stocks are dull and
lower. Chicago and Rock Island, COX; Illinois
bonds, soy; Michigan Southern. 23x; New York
Central, 7sS; Reading, ASK; Milwauke and Mis-
sissippi, l6R: Lacross and Milwaukee, 2Y; Va
6's, 90 Mo 6's, S4R
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Later from Havana.

CHARLRsroN- Sept. H.-Tbe steamship Ha-
vana, from Havana and Kew West on the 10th
instant, has arrived at this port Sugar was un-
changed; molasses five 10 six reals Freiebts
dull: Sterling exchange IS per cent. Exchange
on New York ~ per cent.
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DIED.,

On Tuesday mCrning, the I4th instant, after an
illness Of two years Shich he bore with patience
and fortitude. klCHARb HALL. in the 26th year
His funeral will take place from IN, residence OF
his mother, on High street, Aear the Cansl. on
Thursday Evening. the 18th, at 80 O'CLOCK to which
his lends and acqusinsGces are respectfully invited
How my sterous are the ways OF Providence. A
few years ago this est mable young man was in tbs
enioym snt of excellent health suddenly the hand
OF lotion was placed upon him. and he WAS oblls ed
to submit to the will Of his aker: None knew him
but to love him none named him but to p aIse. He
leaves wife aud three small children to mourn their
Irreparabs loss.
To Gods tribunal muft GO;
Lord Jesus help me now to flee
And seek my hope alone IN thee.
Farewell my distress and my woe
The storms OF existence are Ger
Though fsrcely the tempest may blow,
Its fury appats me no more.
More quickly and sho ter breathe;
The dew Is eerspeading m, cheek;
i feel the approaches of death,
My heart string beginning to break.
struggle or two and tie done,
From earth ana its anguish ny;
The palm OF the eOnQuereI won,
live by submitting to die. X. r.
On the l4th instant, JAMES o. r.. AGED years
and month, son Of John and Agnes McDermOtt.
Bis fdnsral Will take placs on fhursday Morning,
OF his "a. 'sEts No 81 Missouri avenue The friends
Of the fan uy are respectfully inxited to attend.
In George, 'owg, on the 18th instant. Mrs. MARY
ELLEN KU UNS. cOnsort Of Sylvester Kuhns, in
the 18th year OF hx age.
vited to attend Ne funeral on Tomorrow Thurs
day lAernoon, - O'Clock, from her late residence,
On the 18th instant, SARAH ELLA, youngest
daughter Of Richard itBa Maria sebastian, aged
=
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HALIFAX, ". g, Sept. 4-The comet was seen
here last night In about les deg. ascension, q
deg declination, north.
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Health of New OrIeans.
The Camel

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA The deaths by fever
during the thirty hours ending with Monday
noon number g.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The STAR
MAGENTASSoCLATEp PRESS
Baitimsre Custom H.u.. p.ru.lI, R,,.,

80 AZ MORE, sept ia Are took place I'm IN.
custom House this morning, damaging The buiIS.
rng me allout OF about $4,000. number OF
stIoyed, and the building and ofrces are seoS "A
with water eie nOoo"o
SECOND DISPATCH
IL Is now ascertained that the L.. a.,
more serious than was arst sunnos.d rh - inucn
senger room and several Of The ocsce. ~
tirely bnrnt out. together with many ysIr,hI.
statistical records Of exports and imports r.
oulldlng Is also considerably damaged The
from the watchman's lamp
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III THE ABOVE SALE Ia Still prp
ther Postponed until THURSDAY. the 18th IN IN
slant, same hour. '"o '"'" ~
BY order of the Trustee
Sc 9-2aw6ds cprrN ..,
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=, IL THE ABOVE SALE Is Still. EIrp
same hour. INC S'h inst.
By order OF the Trustee
se2 -2aw&ds cpppN A..