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foLicR MATfRRs.--Befers Jssfics Wsllsams-
Mr., Courtney, Of Prathers alley, was caught SELL
ing three-cent "lighthing'' without license, and
was sentenced to fine Of $40 "a.
Michael Kennedy, Of nameles alley ON Eng.
the ,'critter," against the law compeTliur the
vendors Of spirituous beverages to buy out H.
censc- He was fined $2O.9
Catharine Flint was accused of cursinv and
swearing for which eccentricity she was made 10
contribute The sum Of 81 81 towards the income Of
the Corporation. =
Before Justice Doxn. Mary Farren was arrested
by Officers Yeatinan and Donovan. upon the corn
plant OF her husband, for being drunk and disor.
DERBY, and breaking the furniture I'm his house
Work house 60 days
Patrick Keating, who escaped from the work.
mouse lev DAYS ago, was arrested for stealing
Committed to jail for court - 80 -
l.eanah Mccoy and winty King, fool } arrested
on suspicion OF being fugitives from labor Leanah
proved her freedom. Winty was Committed To
be claimed by her master. =.
A sNAsH.-Yesterday, as Mr.. Howle was driv.
ing In his family carriage In front OF Willards,
ho&l, Tue axle broke In the centre and the car
injured - az
MARRIAGE AT Browns HorEL.-Yesterday.
Rev d. Bali was called upon to mite in the
bonds OF matrimony, g. " McGhee, ESQ. and
Miss Victoria smith, both Of Louisa county, Va.
HEAL EsrArK.--James C. Mcclure 4 Co, sold
yesterday 81 900 Corporation Of Washington STOCK
at lO3K, and s., 900 Bank of the Metropolis at IA
ANOTHER GRAND FREE CONCERT tonight. at
Charles Mades' restaurant, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Third Street
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FUTURE DAYS.
y Sb DH a.
By BARNaPDk prrcv -

BY BARNARD BUCKLEY: Georgetown.
RpiLDlNG LOT IN SEoRGETowN AT
s.,s ; hIc TioN:-oa TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
Ne VIII sell the gest part Of ct No "a. an r. and
81. aaulton TO Georgetown, fronting ca feet on an
streei, DetwSen tlgh and FreSisrick streets and
1snhl1s hack lo Feet The title to this property Is
Sale positive.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in & and 70
months, with interest from day of sale A desi
avon and q deed Of trust taken ~ ~oo1
les BARNARn MICKEY. Annt,..
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AUOTIOU aALM
THIS AFTERNOON A. M .1oepo=

By J. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneer,
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT I'M
SSwAMPoopLE" AT AucTIeN-On "a rfIp
DAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, ut s.. oicioat m
the premises, we shall sell, without reserve sast
naf ol Lot No. as. IN Csbots subdivision of Seu&re
NO. Vt, with the Improvements, consisting of n
smal L anne House, containing rooms, situated ON
VIDE alley, between q aud X streets north And
North Capitol aud lSt streets west
Terms. One third cash the residue in and u
montt :, vita interest, secured by deed In trust
je3 J. C. MCGUIRE a. CO., Apcts.
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glorious cansr, who can refuse to go. The lady
managers promise everybody good time, and
then as the day promises to be very hot, what a
nice cool place will be the Spring, and all you
spend will 20 ~ the benefit of the orphan boys
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Picnic on MoNDAY.-The Eleventh street Ger-
man School give grand picnic on Monday next,
the eth instant, at Arlington Springs. The Ger
mans know how 70 have fine time on such occa-
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ALEXANDRIA, ARRKsrED IN NORFOLK A man
calling himself Trobel, and hailing from Alexan-
dria, was arrested In Norfolk. on Wedns sday,
charged with passing counterfeit money. The
case was under examination,
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COLUMBIAN Coll L commemorative
be seen by advertisement in another column, the
commencement exercises OF Columbian College
will begin on Monday next and close on We'd
nesday. The first public exhibition will be the
contest for the Davis prize medals on Monday
evening in the hall Of the Smithsonian In.tit,i-
ton the next will he the LIBERATION Of two socie
ties attached to the college, on Tuesday evening
also In the Smithsonian hall; and the last the
regular commencement OF the College In the F.
street Baptist Church; at the close OF which the
President Of the College elect, tie Rev. Dr. g w
samson. will be inaugurated into his honorable
and important Office.
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Non-arriyaI Of IN. Neya s..,,.

FARTHER PoISr. June 25.-Tbere are vet NO
signs Of the Nova Scotia from Liverpool on the
l5th) now fully due.
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WE TAKE PLEASURE in directing our readers to
the wood, coal, and lime estaLlis iment Of Mr..
WIN. Warder, corner OF Seventh and X streets
No. 4l6, where we have no doubt all orders will
be attended To in the most prompt aud satisfactory
manner .
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EUROPEAN WAR For all battles and skirmsbes
10 Melheghano, the whole field Of operation, the
great routes from Paris and Vienna to Sardinia
and the Rhine, the continent of Europe, &c pro-
cure Williams poe ket map at Shillington's or by
L.. Price 20 cents. II
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MKN's DRESS SUITS,
vou.., Mess Business Sxifs,
Youks' Bssinsss Sxifs,
Dhkss SUITS.

49, . . ChiIdyeN'S School Skifs.
NOAH WALKER & Co, Marble Hall Clothing
store, Browns Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display OF Spring and
summer Clothing Is now ready for inspection. IL
Is comprised 81 an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing of the newest and richest ns
IN material, trimming, and workmanship.
TO those who study excellence with economy in
iashonaDle articles OF dress, opportunity is now
offered Tor selecting from the most attractive stock
Of hsady- Made Clothing in this city, at very re-
ouoo" P'ioes' ap 20 ly
~ WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap Ice
SIeam ann w ator Ices at 80 per Gallon, at the
10 Him. ~ ' "'o'
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FIRE WORKS FOR me FOURTH OF JULY-I.am-
mond, on Seventh street, is on hand, as usual,
with any quantity Of torpedoss and No I gold
chop nre-crack-rs for the coming Fourth Of July.
80. young gentlemen, IL you toW blow us up on
that occasion, Lamrnond's is the place for you to
yet Your ammunition.
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JUVENILE THIEVES AND SABBATH BREAKERS
On last Thursday morning, a colored boy named
Alfred Brown, was arrested by Officer Ross, un-
der the charge Of stealing a quantity Of sleeps
tongues belonging to Mr. John Henry G lick. vic
tualer, who occupies stall In the Centre Market
The cuiPrit admitted having had hand in this
robbery, which was certainly an audacious one
seeing that 1t was committed I'm broad day light
on the Sabbath, and in the Centre Market The
evidence showed that another cOlored juvenile,
not Vet arrested. by means Of a false kew opened
tue box in which Mr. Click had put away his
Sleeps tongues, and that on receiving them from
mis- accomplice, Brown ran of with the spoils IL
further appeared that these young rascais had a
bunch of false keys for effectng their yillainous
purposes in the market-houses. Victnalers and
other market vendors would do well to keep wide
awake on this point. The prisoner being proved.
on The oath OF respectable citizen, to be q slave
he was sentenced by Justice Thompson to recei We
twelve iashes, which were duly Inflicted by the
officer at the watch house
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MARAvILLA. MaR.yrrr.t
,,,, MARAvITLA w
The most wonderful preparation known
For DesEoytng DdndrHf;
MAR AvTLLA !.

RelisriHE Sick Headache:
PrsreHftnE the Hair from Falling Out;
and Producing Glossy Girls
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, and by the PropretOrs. Price 50 cents
CHARLks ERNEST q Co, Sc Maiden Lane, NY.
"t will accomplish all that is claimed for Il. and
will use Your Marayia" " '
je 3-Sm J. M. BRADsrREEr, ss7 broadway Nv
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XIESENEEID & CO

WIESENFELD & CO,
IN. those wh wish to replensh their ward
robe at small outlay, to call and examine their i'm
SPLENDID GARMENTS,
Warranted to be made 10 the most substantial
manner, OF the very bost materials, and in many IN
LEss THAN HALF THE PRICE
%fkE X ts SHIT TIE i.sk GxsS
COATS. FEAR.NOTS, SUMMER COATS,
BLAcK CS g sS'I DRssS s fht
many varieties OF Garments adapted To all seasons
Also, a complete assortment of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
AND THE ONLY
PERFECT STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING
In the District. all wa ranted to ct; and to BIO
20 TO 25 PER CENT. CHEAPER
san the sane S1slIy of goods can be obtained
SAVE MONEY.
You must call on
wlESS 5sS1 ELI ftot GO: s.oro
je2t8t cor. ~ st and Penn. avenue
BOYS STRAW HATS cans cosn
n%T srs s y" EAs sn and cs qs 4 so
chsssrs wishing to economist will do well to give
,o, WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
le 23-6t 322 Pa. av.. bet. 9th and Irth sts.
OUR HALF,-YEARLY ACCOUNTS ARE
each aud every one having their names npon orr
books, from whom We shall expect. in all casef,
H.
have their accounts sent To them will olliee
us 10y calling and paying thor respective amounts
WALL, STEPHENS Il Co,
322 Pennsylvania avenue,
-le 2, 80 betwaen 9Th aud 10th streets.
UNEQuALLEDIN no,
lOo,n9 CIGARS,
Ol the best selected brands, which we are pre-
parei Ia sell at lower prices thaa any other house
-. - WV - ~ GEO. PEARSON.
IL XIV :.G1 Pa. av.. nppo. the National.
A, NOTICE.
ALI. Persons having accounts on the books Oftle
subscriber are respectfully informed that they are
now made out and will be presented this week, aud
''' "', JOS; {: sSy 1 I f. avenue,
je0s. tstatesJ '' Gig Sign n' Of Gil tmf Saw.
g A. - pa 3 T'i F6 S'I;''; "fs; s q il &
am now selling at a small advance cost, for
Bereges. Ginrha,n, Cslicoes. Dress Trimmings,
Bonn.ts, Ihbon., Flowers, Ruchcs,
Silk, llneh and Cotton Neck and Pocket Handker-
Portmonnaies, Pocket Books, Fans, &c,
Gold Br, astpins, Far and Finger Rings,
swlns ss Cettoas Bfodsf E EafEns'
Hair pms, Needle, Hooks sad Eyes, Pins.
II " I'VE ~ II
II OR The better accommodation of persons resid-
lug ia the MOI thern Liberties, " ton have
tai en- room ON 7th str-et near the Market House.
WHARF pure BOSTON ICE can be had at all houIs
at the day, IN quantities 10 suit purchasers "
WALTER Cooley, corner
10 2-2w Green and Dumbarton SITS, George'n
DUDOI.PH BUCHLY,
II SUCCESSOR TO IsRAEL 4 BUcHLyD
40S Seventh, near ii Street,
BUYS AND STILLS
ALL KINDS HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
.
AIDES Shopping with long memorandum can
- I'LL them by calling at STEVENS Fancy Store,
336, between 9Th and 18th sts. jei8
TEN MEIODEONs, PITY PIANOS, Seven
HARPS for sale or rent by JOHN r. ELLIS, SOC
Pa. avenue. between 9Th and 10th SITS.
STOOLS; SfRINGS, BOWS, ROSiN, PEGS,
TRIANGLES, CASTINETTS, &c. je2f
STRAM BONsNs,EErs and pr EssTRiMMINGs
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The NORTHERN part Of the city brags some &C.
casionally about Its business growth and handsome
improvements, and its latest boast In this way is
the line new grocery establishment of E. F. O,Brien.
southeast corner Of I. and Ninth streets Well i'm
all candoT we avenue fol Ks must admit that o. Brien
makes most creditable show. aud We don't won
der that the Northern Liberties folks are proud of
his enterprise His stock is not only overwhelm-
ingly ample In variety, but excellent In quality
and in this respect we speak confidently after a
rldl OF samples The fact is. o. Brien is a bust
ness man. This he demonstrates in the first place
by filling his store with first class goods and in
the next place by informing the public Of the fact
by liberal advertising. Try him.
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
- For HoT OR CoLD DIsHRs OF ALL KINDA.
This most delicious and appctising SaIoe was an
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vented by the renowned
. Soser," on his return
FROM tho Crlmea, and since
his decesse IL manutactur
ed by CROSSE a. BLACK
WELL. London, from the
original recipe. The man
utacturers simply ask torIt
a trial, convinced that 10
must add u the ALREADY
large consumption, and
that u vIll prove itself I'M
eQualled. either ass stimu-
liant To the appetite or an
AID to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THK LONDON
Dn
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An ACT OF TRrE HERoIsM.-Yesterday after
noon, the horse attached to the buggy Of Mr.
ChHles Elicit, civil engineer, took fright, at the
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street
whilst us only occupant was that gentleman's
wife. The horse suddenly wheeled round and
dashed up. at 4 furious rate. to the corner of
Twelfth street where he was brought up all stand
Ing by the lady. hundred persons saw the per-
forInance, not few OF them being Lorsemen
such praises of the skilful driving Of the occasion
We never before heard, came from them all
We saw the whole Of il, and are firmly Of OPT nion
that that lady 10 at this moment the most klIfuI
driver in the District Of Columbia.
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lhE bi5Hr Man IN THE RIGHr PLACE" Mer-
' Is TTustee II the Public &c hools
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Ten thousand deaths,
But not A single tear


- But not single tear.
Very important to ga deners and housnk eepers.
Iherels rot garden but can he preserved from the
ravages Of insects, or a house that cannot be
eieansed OF all yermin pests by Lyons Magnetic
PoTder One dollar invested will save fifty in profit
aad pleasure IL IL the powdered leaf of plant dis
covered by f.. Lyon, French BCtanIst. in the inte
nor Of Asa. 1t kills az garden worms, reaches
oed bugs. ants, ticks, heas. moths, etc IL is en-
trely free from poison and harmless 10 mankind
and domestic animals. the governments and sOci-
etles OF Europe have literally rewarded Mr. Iyon
IL can be ordered throug h any merchant
It's Powder kills all insects In a trice,
. While Pills are mix d for rats and mice
samples Flasks Is cents; regular sizes 81 cents
ana 81. BARNES PARK, New York
Also, the MeTiedR Mustang Lisimest.
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SANFORD's LIVER Uncomfortable all our read
srs who are troubled with liver complaint jaundics
or dyspepsia. should get hottie, we should not see
So many sickly, half dead, desparing people as now
never was remedy of which so much is said, and
That performs so nearly what ITS propretors saw IN
VIII do IL came to US SO hig bly, recommended that
We could not fail 70 try IT, and trial has convinced
u.s. without doubt, that IL IL the best family medi
ach 5llOusness and any Of the little bodily ills that
are common, and 1t does produce pleasant state of
leeng To the sick, and what is better after using IL
few times, these little ills grow less and less and
there rs prospect of being entirely free from them
by contlnuance In the use of the lnvgorator,
Sold by all Druggists. ie lS-2vr
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w coNfEcrIoSERY and vARifT.1tSstt"0 '
At r f.. OBRIEN'S,
Southwest corner of 4. aud 9Th SITS.
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HEAL EsrArE.--James C. Mcclure & Co, sold
at lO3H, and 81 900 Bank of the Metropols At ioa
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WHERE Do YOU GET GINGER SCHNAPS,
w LINER NUTS. TEA CAKES aud BONDS
CRACKERS!
- At T.. +. OBRIEN'S,
Southwest corner of 1. and 9Th sts
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; = 90 Is - -aaaIi9 q - = llaFi :
~ ssss sgd Essr - zsss a. az
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ANOTHER GRAND FREE CONCERT tonight, al
Charles Mades' restaurant, corner Pennsylvania
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WHERE CAN YOU GET TICKETS POR
w TIE CONFER A II ASSEMBLIES
CHURCH, on the 18th instant, for 3 cents each
je % cost Southeast oornsr of f. and All, a.
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>rNTzScEn 70 THE L : PENITESTIARY FROM
.LG,AiA-Major :. Nc Donald, who, II will be
iruieEib.r-d strnck a sailor over the head named
IvaH G'fiou. and killed him, with a handspike
20 I''',l i'l Roads, some months ago. and who
- 80 ''aiti. nd and was arrested at City Point
Ne ui a. sdty Inst. called before Chief Justice
l4iry AID J,'d1,, Hal yburton, and sentenced To
.liSr s"tfs Imprisonment iH the renit-Rtiary Of
: h's'l'i Of Columbia, Hhd 10 pay nne Of one
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ITALIAN VIOLIN, GUITAR AND HARP
STRINGS at JOHN r. ELIIS'S,
je2l 800 Pa. av., between 9Th and 10th sts
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OUR HALF-YEARIY ACCOUNTS ARE
~ now being drawn of, and will he presented to
each aud every one having their names upon our
books, from whom shall expect, in all cases
prompt payment IN CASH. Persons not wishing to
have their accounts sent To them will oblige
us 10y calling and paying their respective amounts
at desk.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.
ies3t bstwaen OH and Ie,b strsetS
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WHERE DO YOU GET GOOD SUGAR At
w n e9nts per pound, RICE at cents per pound,
AMI PhUNES at 10 cents per pound!
At T.. r.. O'BRIEN'S
Southwest corner l. and 9Th SITS
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4 IT'S Ds--. ..
i CONFECTIONERY.
Purchasers can find the largest and best as sorted
Branch Baltimore Store.
GEO. PEARSON,
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I AIDES shopping with long memorandum can
- I'LL them by calling at STEVENS Fancy Store,
336, between 9Th and 18th sts. jei8
TEN MELODEONs, PITY PIANOS, Seven
l. t ViOLINS, hfty GUITARS, and two
HARPS for sale or rent by JOHN r. ELLIS 500
Pa. avenue. between 9Th and 10th SITS.
Also, q large stock of PIANO COVERS and
STOOLS; STRINGS, BOWS, ROSiN, PEGS,
TRIANGLES, CASTINETTS, &c. je2f
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-12-30
New Arrangements New Goods.
JOSEPH l.. lIAWN having taken the

y well known SFIKER NAT STORE, has
reiillcd ii, and filled in an extensive variety OF
H1ts, Gaps, Gcndemea's C}ohrg, dc.
Also large and splendid stock of CLOTHS
SSlMERES, &C. which he viii make up 10
order. as he >ti.l continues The Tailoring Busi-
ness. He is prepared to execute all work
entrusted 10 his care, to the satisfaction OF The
customer.
n. B. Cutting and Repairing g. done to
order. TLcwiShure. april 10, 1857
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.'YAMeat Market. -
SECOND YEAR.

4 FTER one years trial, we are satisfied
that Hal Mandatory can be sustained
in Lewisburg, we are now prepared with the
largest and best selection Of Spring Styles Of
HATS and CAPS ever brought 10 this market
such as fine Mole, SILK. Dress Hats, Drab,
Beaver, Ouer High and Low Crown, Soft
Hats and Caps, and Summer Hats Of latest
styles for Spring and Summer wear, all Of
which will be sold at City Prices, for Cash.
Or motto shall be, ''Quick Sales and Small
Profits ''of which the public shall be the judges.
Hats made to ccier al short notice.
April Is, 1859. JOS. GIBSON, Halter.
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ASSIGWEE'S NOTICE.

TINO all whom this may concern: on me
SIKH day rf December, A. ID. 1889, Jo-
SEPH M'FADDIN, of the borough OF Lewis
burg and county Of Union, having made vol
untary assignment 10 VIM. Jones. OF said bo-
rough, for the benefit of creditors, Therefore,
all persons knowing themselves TO be indeot-
ed on note, book account or Otherwise, VIII
please call and settle the same. as no further
indulgence will be given. And also. al per
sons having claims against said Joseph NJ
Faddin, will present the same for settlement
WM. JONES, Assignee.
LewiShurg Dec. l3, 1853
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EWBoOk Bindcry!

TlNliE subscriber having rsnfed The entire
Book Binding establishment OF WoEden
Il Cornelius and added 10 II his own tools, is
No, r.l n
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FARM Lands for sale, IS miles from Philadelpbia BY
= Railroad, in the State of New Jersey Soil among
the best for Agricultural purposes being good loam
soil, with clay bottom The land is a large tract d
vided into small farms, and hundreds from all parts Of
the eoudtry are now settling and building The crops
produced are large and can be growing. The eli
mate is delightful. and from frost Terms from
$5 to $50 payable within years by install
ments To visit the plsceLeave Vine Street Wharf at
Philsdeiphia at A. NJ, by Railroad for Hanmontop
or address j. Byrnes by letter, Hammonton Post 0f
fee Atlantic county. New jersey. See full advsYtie
Ment in another column.
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$1,000 Race

Y5NO come of, last September, in Union
county, between Flora Temple and the
Monster Of Long Island.
Pat. Begorra, | seen bigger race mol
that, on THIRD street IN Lewisburg.
I'm. An what was it
Pat. Sure. an it was the Papie all a-chrow-
din 10 ZIMMERMAN 4 ZELLERS' Neic and
Fashionable Ciofhing Hore, 10 buy themselves
new toggery from head 10 lut.
Jim. An how chape
Pat. Och, but wasn't there nate Coat,
Pants and Vest for SG an fine SUITS from
Sl3 10 $40 an comta liable Overcoats from
$3.50 up as high a We mind carpeiS from 81
to e. cintS yard Shirts and Drawers for
Sc cints upl an Boys Goats, Vests and Pants
and Cassimeres. French Cloth, Grenadalns.
&c.-and a power o other goods-tor jist
about what ihey cost, barrin' the irGnsporfhG-
ton2 q b'iave that's what they call the bring
IN OF en- here.) And, now JENNY, i: you
want to help yourself 10 a wife, rhun 10 Il. IL
rs Store, and save S5 to $40 on your we'd
ding suit, (and divide the orherpiuA betwane
the Parson and the Prn,er-Heaven bliss 'emO
Jim. shant forget 10 go this very minnit
a dollar saved is a dollar armed, any day.
TEx.t Jimmy around the corner OH trot for
ZINMEnMAN's,
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LEWISBURG ACADEMY.

'NHEEaIl Session Of this Institution will
commence Mo>pAT, Sept. 10, 1859, 10 CON
tlnue I:S weeks 10 be succeeded Immediately
hy the Winter session OF the same
length. \ short Vacation will be given during
the Holidays.
All the Branches Of thorough Academic
Course are taught, and young men deSirous
Of qualifying themselves for Teaching. for en-
iering College, or for general business, will
find II 10 their advantage TO enter this school.
The Bible Is a Text Book.
4 large Glass of Young Ladies is secured.
TUITION-per session of 3 weeks, ,including
contingent expenses.
PRIMARY Reading, Writing, Drfner Arithmetic.
Geu, Gram. and L :. History IS W
ADN ANCED ENGLISIl-Iall Rot included above 50
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No additional charges; also, no deductions
excep, for proiracted sickness. Tuition pay
able Immediately upon the close Of the ses-
sion. JOHN RANDpLPH,
August &c, 1859. Principal.
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