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NAVAL -Informatio has reached the Navy
Department that the United States ship Sabine
sailed from New York on the 18th for the Gulf
Of Mexico, and the Hartford, on the same day
sailed from Boston for the East India station.
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Die NC OF THE ENGLISH LUTHERAN
tIE ST4N sp fiSGsLt R 81 Ar -
July I. Tickets 25 cts. The boatse17.Ez7s
VIII leave Georgetown Market House at q a. m,
and run hourly during the day. Stages will leave
the church TO connect with the morning b"Ht at the
usual fare. Tickets may be had at Mr. NoerT s.
corner oil ~ ami lItli streets. je Eat
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local columns to-day, for daguerreotype pic
ture of the high times they had in the Board
of Aldermen yesterday afternoon. Save the
pieces, -- D.. ..t r..
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~ Potomac Steamboat Company, r.
ii addition To the semi week., trips Eaf4Ak
Of their steamer Powhatan to Nor okznk2z<znb
fob, offer the ruhlc of Washingto and vic nity an
Opportunity of enjoying trip gu the DFautifui Po-
tor1ac 81 GiE MONT and AQUA CREEK twice
daily during the hot We athcr.
To . Irtles of three more excursion tickets will
be issued at dollar $ u each for Glvmont with
privilege of remaining there ali ght AID returning
next day; also for Aqua Creek at two d. lars
with pr vlsge OF remaining one or two days
The angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
line at either of the above places. white perch and
other small Il sh being abundant; also, fine shooting
gam" heing plentiful.
places.
Boats leave foot of 9Th street at 61I a. H. and Sh
IN. Returning. IA p. m. and 81 I'm.
For further information inquire at the COmpauy's
Office, No. 372 Pennsylyani ayenue. next do r to
Browns Hotel. GEO. r. MATTiNGI.Y
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Company.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

CALIFORNIA LAND SURVEYS. - Diagrams
showing the survey of first standard north
through grant of range 4, and of townships 4
,, 6, and north, of range 4; and Of township
north, of range east, of Mt. Diablo merid-
ian and plsts of the subdivisions Of township
6 north. of range ), and township north, of
range east, of the same meridian, have been
received by the General Land Once. These
lands, which are represented to be excellent
bottom lands lie in the counties Of Sslano and
Sacramento
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CONTRACT FOR STATIoNERY.-The contract
for furnishing the War Department with sta
tionery, commencing July ], has been awarded
to Mr.. Franklin Philip, of this city :
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1EFOST OFFICE. WASHlNGT(
3 81 WM. Homes p Al
@LAFAY ETTE INSTITUTE.
- = COMMENCEMENT

~
wEDS sEsBHsqNS gss. &, oes
Music-prof !. p. caulfeld.
l. sa'uts Ms,y;.-u E6zsSsIh Balm c?p.ke, N. Y
'uiia vInson T{1e PPo Washington, d.
ASPs E.tfiis MSSfay, Esdefsisburs, Md
na,pne.Ma GnS in PsS%s9 We
z IT.. M9sie-Aurora Borealis Polka.
Emma Jane l.eib, Pottsvnle, Pa
g. Not How s MHfts'6 sut tins E Wa
1Re'd by m A5na $ GTsGys', Washington, D. C
Marie Ella p. Fields. Delaware City, Del
9. Ancient and Modem Science.
- Fanny, CfsrIes. fredericksburg, Nd
MUSIC Redowa de Concert,
Mind. Valetlctory. VI
r; Emma AIndt Glenn, Lebanon, IA.
. Musia@ GPPlai JJ J. p. eCss%ai6eId.
yeR ;. Benodicton.
0@THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF col
99m Fl strset Bptist Church 'n on WEB
NSpA jung w Il H. 0 9'sIeGt seo,e,.,v
rs CREAM y Gfths very hest quality served
Families Al very low nStss FRIf s 81 d flISf!s
ssS ssnt to 3" . sr Rat Of se
ct solS s II i'm
anu sueees. je
n.y. POISON SODA WATER,-Seuous in
US jury TO health and even death Itself are be-
coming so common from the use OF Soda w alter
wholly fdSSgpSs OF them t and
Introduced into ny establishment, as well as into
an for n 10 tine sSy, Of
hSld Water, so highly recommended by the National
for inyaids single glance at this appaIat St Viii
ts1siy any one OF ,ts entire fautlessness, and that
sousht other Inventions, IS completely found II
this The fountain being made Of cast iron, and
u With Or
lnJ1,r . matter and the apparatus in which it is
STosea ceih a situated on the ccrne nsures at all
""''" 00lo o GS6. W. NAIR Ns DRUG e. Store,
Je I-lm CORNER New York ave. and 18th sits.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
!sss VII uR ss6 sef H1 II e.
III EEss S sd.Sf Sf sGs
Southern Litsrary MsssSngsr, and an Grafton &c
IIyeged b, Rev. J, l.. BURROWS, ID. ID. The
public are invited. je 25-St
ElRE CRACKERS AND TORPEDOES
je2s Sc --..'--, LAMMoNDs.
FREWoRks. ROCKETS, ROMAN CAN
j. DIES DOUBLE HEA DERS, WHEELS,
SERPENTS, a J., wholesale and
retail, at -' '.. A." -. = - ~ -
is2ast LAMMOND's, 7th st.
A WEDDING PRESENTS.
all. the newer articles Ol faLcy Siyer Ware
gotten mp In the most uriqne style, and designed
e. pecfsily for wedding presents. A large assoIt-
fnont now an hand -
N. w. GAIT 4 BRO, Jewellers,
3af Penn. avenue, four doofs west of
lsH III - = 81 - Browns Hotel.
- c Al, :.
....-.-...,- N u G. r
\; we beg 10 inform friends that We are now de
oai, aecorn ts or the current half year, and
III settieinent, either by CASH SHORT NOTES
Vii he Considered a favor. To those who q ae-
sau. ~ 1ns slt.ilng, we request they come for
10 z-eea =. : - SHELLEY A. GUY.
OS DOZEN lNDESTRUCTIBLE WATCH
80 SPnng Hoop Ssirts just received with the
hustle attached. : - = "t s
:. Also. tie newly inveated Hinged Extension
skirt from the ruanufsctory of w. s. and G. III.
Thomson. 'fF rL-st TfTTtT-~
al Of which we are selling OF at the lowest mar
ket prices for ca h. - Il 80 -
1 w. COLLEY AGO,
je as-iw 523 It'll street, above Pa avenue -
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GRAND CELEBRATION OF ST. MATHEW
" SUNDAY SCHOOL!
At ANILOST1E ISLAND, JuIy 4, Ia5o

The Teachers of st. Mathews Sunday School beg
leave To inform their friends that their IT,
Annpss Celebration will take place ssN
mer resort, on MONDAY, July 4th, on which occa-
sion the Declaration of Independence will be read
bs NIcH1LAs CALLAS. ESQ. and an Grafton deliv
has been made both by the Teachers and Pronrie
tors 20 make this the most delightful Festival the
season. A strong police force has been engaged To
preserve strict order ADD decorun on the round
WiIhers' celehia ted COrnet aad String Band will
he IN attendance. under the leadership of Professor
Wlthers. Dinner and Refreshments will he fi,r
nished Ivy the proprietors At city prices. Ampie
arrangements have been made to convey persons TO
and from the Island; large and safe bosts will sta 4
every half hour from the stone house wharf at the
foot of q street, Wa shington, and from the wharf
at the foot of lgh street Georgetown. commencing
at ~ O'Clock a. A line OF OmnIbuses will ru1
during the day from the Northern Liberties Market
along New York avenue to the wharf at the foot al
u street. Persons who prefer not going ly the
boats, reach the Island by the bridge across the
Aqueduct IN lew moments walk from the Omni-
bus stand in George town.
Tickets, including Boat fare, can be had from any
of the Teachers, and the following gentlemen in
Georgetown: Jno. Moo milan, William Pettet
A. Ha ting y. Cornelius Offutt, Jno. NJ Stake
Tickets. Gentlemen 50 cts, Ladies IS, Chidren 10
n. B-Positvely no spurious liquors will be al
lowed ON the grounds. No persons permitted to
land without ticket. by order of tho
je25-r ..l COMMITTEE.
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GRAND Fo %6.PIa 9E 51tX EXCURSION
OLD POINT, NoRF61.k!. 4 Z PPoRTsNoUTH

Il no fine, safe, and commodious steamer pow
HAITIAN will make an excursion TO IT,
Inc inc S hS. -So me, ssss places lesylSg
DAY MORNING, the 81 instant, at 9 O'Clock. a.
riv,ng At old Point Comfort at a. m, and folk
Norfolk suffici. nfly long to admit or visii 10 the
Gosporf Navy ard and the splead d Government
steamers Lancaster and Roanoke -
Returning will leave Norfolk D M ON Monday,
st9Ppns az OLD Point qatil aftert the grand dis
five hours for tho enjoyment Of salt bathing dane,
ing, DO. Tetur ning 70 Washington on Tuesday.
The Pownatan viii stop gong and returning TO
take of and land passengers at Moore's and other
landings. IS
The table viii be plentiful y supplied with fresh
hsn, crahs sters and other dellcaci which will
b5 served in the best st, le
Eare Tor the round tip, including meals, Sc.
NO dIsOrderiy persons permitted on hoard
Tickets can be obtained on hoard Of the boat, or
at the Company's ofhce. No. 372 Pennsyvania av-
enue, next to Browns Hotel + : = =
- GEO. e. MATTINGLY.
je 28-d Ticket Agent POTOMAC Steamhnat Com, v
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ANALOsTON RETREAT.

On THURSDAY, the Snth of June, the METH
ODlST PRO rESTANT SA b IT,
TOWN, ID. e., have made arrange e21'5az1c>s
ments to pass the day at this highly improved and
delightful Retreat -
Withors Celebrated Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
Refreshments at city prices. s....
Boats will leave the high street wharf every FIVE
minutes. t~re q. go. ....vr =.
Tickets l2k cents: Children half price. s'r.-
This viii be one OF the most agreeable and pleas
ant Pic Mos OF the seasOn for families and others.
ie2IS7 22&9g ..-I- ---.-----.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS. BARGAINS
- REDUCING STOCK.

RARGAlNSt BARGAINS! BARGAINS
- REDUCING STOCK.
In view of the advanced season, and the want OF
n money, am resolved to sell my large and
superior stock of II Ats, CAPS, AVID Gen -
tlencn's FURNISHING GOODS, at
greatly reduced priceS-FuR CASH ONLY.
facilities for selling cheap of the bast char
acter, occupying own store trent free) snd buy
ing f,r cash and credit, with other expenses com
very lowest prices. Buyers are reqnestsd to cal
aud examine for themselves. Doors open from q.
"i !" p n IT,, ION Eatgrday 70 20 P; M
Dress Hats. Moieskin, Beaver and Cashmere,
Back, Drab and Pearl, a little out Of fashion,
CHARLES IL. LANE,
Gents Furnishing Store,
u u TT fo4 Pa. avenue, near az street
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0OS RECr WED, OOs
ZOo BY HARVEY'S EXPRESS ZS0
300 barrels NORFOLK POTATOES,
81 do. APPLES,
~ do, BEANS and CUCUMBERS,- DO dc.
For sale low by III. Fl. VOSS,
Corner of 10th street and Pa avenue.
WANrED-I 900 EMPTY FLOUR BARRELS.
je 27-2t 90. rtg.F.E II. IL. VOSS.
1900 COCOA NUTS for sale low by -a
1t .-..- III. III. VOSS.
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NCURSICHA. IA.
TO-. FOR ARLIN TON,

H. oK Al N 6 ON!
There will be Grand Celebration of the National
Holiday at DARLINGTON SPRING
On the lth. The PIE asunss. of the day e43AN
VII CONSIST OF Danci Is, SOnes by
elebf6ted Glee Club, tsfesdag ofths tsecla rsSon
Of ndeDendence. and grand dis OF Ere Work $
Billy Withers'sfull String aad Bfass Band il en-
gaged for the occasion. Coaches viii leave the
corner OF It'll meet every hour. There will afsa be
boat running from the 18th street bridge This
boattthe George w Rig 81 has been buii
ly to accomuodate the public who intend to visi,
the Springs. Admlttance the ground-for Gen.
tcmen, Is cents; Ladies and Children accom- AMI ed
by their parents free. The pro- retors pledge them
selves that the best of order will be enforced
jc % ST. B.F.RENEHIDGE CO
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RVACHES! EOACHEN KOACHEs!-Nairn's
H Efectual Vermin Poison, or Roach Paste, il
warranted not ousy to stfect perfect rddsnce but
perfectly safe wayof doing it, as hundreds of our
citizens, haye borne willing testimony. Unlike
poison powders, can he placed any where without
RISK Of it. being blown about to poison parsons as
well as pests. Try one box at Is cents, The xenu-
me can only be had at Nairn & Palmer' 5, chas
Stott,s, and at eIno. w. Nairn's. corner New Yor
avenue and 18th street = lie 1-1w
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIV4L Of TIRE NOVA scoTLaN

Reported Revolutionary Movement nj Bo.
losna-New Levy Of Troops i'm Austria
Further Retreat of the Austrian Army
Movements of Prussia.
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LOST AND FOUND.

nISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF
II WASHINGTON, 10 trit IL hereby ~
certify that Da' lei j. Graham brought b. In
fore me, as estrays. large sorrel HORSE. "a
with a ack ~ one mind honf and n small chsst.ut
co,orsd MARE, with a whItish face taid horses
were found trespassing on his premises.
Given under NV hand and zeal this s7th daY II
June, 1854. THOMAS G.. DOM, j. p, Seal
THE OWNER OF TIE SAID DESCRIBED
creatures Will please come forward, prove property
pay charges and take them sway.
DA MEL. J. GRAHAM,
~ Near Ca pt MadGon. above Genrreiown.
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,Dt 2lst. BUFFALO COW. rcd and ~xe,>S
white. the DIS az her teats da'k, with sits AZ
m her ears. The above reward will be paid
II thought 70 me or secur, So that rraV gel heT
RasIdence oh I'D street, between 9Th ard 7th It
Ie 2-a q. q. WALL.
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ARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF
IL ~ BOOTS AND SHOES,
- AT GREATLY REDUCED Prices
The undersigned respectfully informs has friends
and ths pubic generally that. from and after Ahn
the LIST of July to the Ist of September, he N
VIII Offer hls entire stock Of heavy goods aty IA
PRIMEC)S FOR CASH;
ana Is large ana seiect stock of BOOTS, SHOES,
CATERS, &C., suitable for the season, at greatly
reduced rat g tor c .sh. and cash only
All goods charged will be at the regular rates, as
my object IS money. HARMON BURNS,
4Oc Pa av., betw cen Al an 9Th SIS,
Ear. 1n.o.. 49, II 4
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HETHE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF col
~ 9mbian College will meet in the Session
Room ot The r. street Baptist Church ON WED
NESDAY, June 2lth. at az O'Clock D. m. W D
je n 81 J. w. n. IOVEJOY Seoretarv
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
rs the Enosinian and PhIophrenian Soc,e-
ties Of Columbian College will take place NJ the
SmItf soclan Institution on TUESDAY EVEN
by JOHN X. THOMPSON, Esq, editor of the
southern Literary Messenger, and an Grafton 6e-
liyeEed b, Rev: l.. BURROWS, D. d. The
pHHiic are invited. je 25-St
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AIUsElCENTs.

RACE. nile. heats. best three in
I'VE, to hsrns.s, fds q Silver Cag valued ~3
40 VII take place FRIDAY
II EEkk DON, july LIST, st O'Clock,
hce Iot horses befenslng 10 members of the Az
sociatien Entries 20 be closed on "Wednesday
sern,he y ". - jeT
G.R y ON RI.
The Cholr Of The ssembly's Church prof j. II
vocal ASP NSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, as
TUESDAY EVENING, June 18th,
chusetts avenue and 5th street
An attractive feature of this Concert in addition
toa carefully selected programme will he the nitro
ducti6n OF seyers pieces for Flute, Piano. and Vio-
Ilnceo }. T. Adams will preside at the Pianoforte
The proceeds will be applied 70 the purchase q
the new Organ, now building in New York by the
celebrated Messrs. Jardine Il Son.
Tickets Is cents, % be had at the Musie Store,
and of the members of the Choir.
Concert will commence at o'clock -
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CAKES, y -EL Z 49,
~ ICE CREAM,
SELLING oFF, SELLING OFF, =.

-, At CUST PKICES FOR CASH
kich Flounced Barge and Muslin obes
large rs sortment of Fancy Dress Silks, some st
IS cents, the best and cheapest goods in the mar
Figured and Plain Bareges and Chaly D-laises
g. and ia wide White cd Black shawl Bareges
With many other articles, which have been
marked down at low prices, to elise out this sea
j. w. COLLEY 4 CO.. sea 7,b st.,
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'H@lCE CREA VI ofthe very hest quality served
~ to Parties. Balls, Hotels, Fairs, and Private
made every day aud sent to any part of the CITY.
PARTICULAR attention given to serving Parties with
every thing thai Is necessary. 2py at the PHI A.
Dolphin CONFECTIONERY. corner of 18th
and streets. III - ia Him
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FOR RENT-The HOUSE on 18th street No.
u 444, between q and III streets either flrnis shed
or cnlurnIshed rs the tenant may wish. This 10 a
very comfortable and commodIOus dwe ing and in
good order. IL has all the improvements of a FIST
cas- house. Apply To JOHNALEXANDEk, No.
240 Penn. avenue. ~ H-9avlm
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04

In9c,tant to Farmers s. Gardeners.

TE7HE subscriber having recently Travelled
much in Ibis aud adjoining States, and
seen the great failures IN Gram and GdIden
Vegetables. has concuied that CHANGE L
or SEEDS Is a5solgteiy necessary: this also
is the opinion of the best AsrIculIufists gene
rally. | have therefore imported (or made
arrangements ioD quite a variety Of NEW
Seeds, such as have been found bes. suited 10
cur soil and climate at this time. The folio
wing are specimens of new varieties, and
their Weld per acre. n1,o on hand for sale at
my residence in Miiilinburg, Union Co., Pa. ::
white English Mediterranean Wh,=t very early Bys so
Early English Dy kra&n Potatoes OJ9
Persons wishing either of the above, will
please leave their orders as early as possible,
that may be able to supply them all.
Those who wish 10 procure any of the fol-
lowing varieties, (wllh directions how to cul-
tlvate) will call and examine the specimens
leave their orders as soon as may be cOnven-
lent:
White Egyptian Spring Eye, very carly BUSHELS 20
Roman or Winter Rye 10
: paul Bclrilcis Barley so
White Oat-, i-Ling q lbs qer hu-hel -
Imp King Philip ora, long ilelDUdys (shelI 100
Wa>tIu :ton button Corn. 10 days later do 50
Hlsr 8'''s A'oH1,tG nr0ss, produces 20 to so bus.
seed & to 10 tons fne hay II acre, moved t"ioe.
AJp'pe hShR makes pie like green 81 pie, IN NcI with
Corn. rr,t loes 1000 lar-o n, Ions Tcr acre.
S,g5,j,,1y Haf-rnsloH very iar.c, = 90 ~ acre.
Also olher kinds of Garden Vegetables.
These seeds have been carefully selected from
different PAGES, and 1t Is thought will be found
advantageous To Gardeners and Farmers.
Gail aud see Fusi come, .frsf srred:
A. 5. Killing.
Mililinburg, Feb. 90. 1859
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04
"CE2 COUNTRY"

Greatest country! bravest people.
! 'ae>i chuIches-talls>t sirepie;
l.da,c>t h"rses-laiEe>t women;
: gs-St lakes that fishes swim in:
Most Of raIlroads-lcngest rivers
E-ais creation all TO >nivers,"
Never flnching-never iiunking;
Some of one thing mostly pumpkin;
Jumps the highest-squalS the lowest /;
kuaS the iaSteSt-walkS The sloweSt
More dISasterS-more deluSions;
More coAieSsions-more confusionS.
Who can beat Us VINO Guido US!
VINO can hold a candle to rs
Biggest counUry-bl.ger TO be
NV they talk of adding Cuba:
Always wastlng-nevtr tagging
fa!hng ever-ever Dragging!
Truly (wIthout doubt or leerlng)
Up to frauds ana privatcerlng-
By pride and rapinc fed and nursed,
Wen rob and Swa2ger I'LL We burst.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04
RAILROAD,

,f AT a meeting Of The Board of Sirec-
fs tors of the Lewi>burg, Centre 4
Spruce Creek Railroad Company, a
Resolution was adopted, That in order 10
detray expense ot survey, $50 be called IN
on each share of stock subscribed on which
nohInc ha> been paid, and where notes for 10
per cent. have been given, one half Of said
notes he now collected
In pursuance thereof, hereby give noted
that payment is required within 30 days, ane
those neglectng 10 pay will be proceeded
against according 10 law.
Il. F. MILLER, Treasurer.
LewiSburg, Sept g. 1858.
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TsRH.fEEsi. NOTICE,

NOTicE is hereby given that an election
y Will lie held at the house OF Gideon BIehl.
in .Els, Blilaloe township, on Monday, the 7Ih
day of March. 1888, for the election of officers
for the LeaiSburg n MliilInburg Turnpike
COMPANY. for the ensuing year.
GEORGE +. MILLER. President.
JAMS T. LINN, Treasurer. Feb. 10, SO.
\ OTssE E.-.From the 9TH to the l2th of
Y March next, the undersigned, SupPrvi-
Sors Of the above Turnpike Road, will be
ready to CONTRACT for travelling on the
Road BY the year, and desire every one who
wishes TO contract, to call on US during that
week.
y. d. All indebted on old contracts, are
notified TO call and settle wI'h Us before the
7lh March. J. * \. FREDERICK.
FEB. 9, lS5gpd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04
BOROUGH ORDINANCE.

DE il enacted hy the Burgess and Town
ID Council of the Borough Of Lewisburg.
and il Is hereby enacted by the authority OF
the same, ihAt the western building line of
Fifth street. as staked and marked By the
street Commissioner upon the ground, shall
be, and Is hereby established as the building
line on the west side of SAID street, Of which
all lot owners aud holders on SAID street viii
take notice, al their own peril. All ereciiOns
and bm'Gincs encr aching upon SAID Fifth
street, 80 defined, being hereby strictly pro-
hlhited.
Published hv order Ct Council.
W. II. CIANBERLIN, Burgess.
AueSt-JoH> b. LINN, Town Clerk.
Feb. 10 1888.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04

\ GAS SToRY-At a hotel in New
York, recently, an cd gentleman came
down stairs and inquired Of the clerk whe-
iher he had any talios candles! Being
informed that he could be thus supplied,
the old gentlemen said: "Tten l wish
you'd give me somc-l want something |
can blow cut, for I've been blasting away
Mt that cusscd jigser in NY room till I've
no wind left" The clerk by spasmodic
effort, kept bis countenance, aud ordered
up "a pound of dips TO room No. -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-03-04

NOrICE Is hereby rivcn to the Stockhol-
ders oG the Erl'efonrs, Alrun>turC &
Youngman.,own Turnpike Road COMPANY.
that an eectlun VIII tc held at the hcus- Of
Henry B. Nu,>ina N Aaron>hurg, on Tues
day. the eighth day of March neat, to erect five
Directors 10 manage the concerns Of the COM
pf1y for the ensuing year.
PETER WILSON, President,
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