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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

"A GREkrEsT INDUCEMENTS ~
S sssIs + es & s: s " ao sss q
BOOTS AND sHOES, H.
saus s ss :. 10 cost A. have deaermioes 10
remove from the pstIic would advise ali 70 cali
on me before pqTTehs5issfR sli sc Bridge street.
sIA!l those indebted to me VIII pie,se can
N settle their accounts. sp1iot'
LOR RENf-DwE Killing AND STOLE, No. -
repair. kesdy for occupancy May lst. ap % tmyl
RI =. GUTMAs. Auctioneer.
81! 5ASShSs E % SSas
Town ,.u =, s.rupn,, n,oyr xo,n,v
and TuEep e = aoRsiss. At 81 p m. and 10
m, April 22e; Gath, Gath, AL Of the balance Of
furniture, &c, &c., prior to his removal from this
Attention 10 called to those interested I'm anything
nO,ies !: .re.y sg.p Z, the sGSds
old to the highest bidder for cash;
ap20I It L. GUTMAN, Auctioneer.
RY THos. BOWLING, Auet'r; GeorsetOvn.
vALgsBLE, IMPROVED BUSINESS Prop.
IA on TgEspAY hfffssRNooSS'o April M 18Th,
"a 1al. at O'Clock u will sell in front Of the
Beary Hawkins addition TO Georgetown, front,
ie 80 feet on the wet side Of High street, between
proved By q large two story Brick warehorse and
store, recently occupied by Jas n. Gross.
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the properly Conyeyancing aud stamps ct the eos,
o. me purchaser loo will be required when the
.psE. d : - w %, rHos. BOWLING, Ans.
n o T q Z.
All persons indebted to me are hereby notified that
Tous to eose my books ss s ie earl, qs,eTs Ss
thank all those who have accounts with me TO make
prompt r i sMTEfG PALMER If a..
mer q Green, 81 Greene street, Georgetown, d. ,
isduiy suihorized to receipt for me:
So g. April k If A. s apKs.
TIE LUCKY ONE. =
where did you buy those Burt's best French KID
BUTTON AND SIDE LACE CATERS for n Shp
and .s BdsI sss.s fs:s
SHOES AND BOOTS, -
at wholesale prices.
ION I fail to call at the Shoe Bazaar.
E.B.LBoots made to order fer 81 so per psir,
ap4-lm SAMUEL Z. GROSS.
RARGAINS IN SPRING GOODS.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
101 BRIDGE STREET, EORG ET0wN,
Il as Just received Q large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
Of the newest sty les, embracing LADIES' DRESS
SOODS, Shawls, Spring Csssimeres for Men and
Also, 8 complete assortment Of Cotton and Linen
Goods, Mourning Goods; Alpaeas, q specially.
Money can be saved BY giving us . call, we are
determined to sell bargains mh7-tr
CAsdHA RAIR ESs o tAPIfs aFEIs ASB
BOOTS, SHOES, etc., at L. 0RABWOHLs q, 1 f3x
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note By mail from
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ELPuONzO YOUN9s.
&AsoNIC TEMPLE,
ar2l # CoKxER sIH INp F sI.EEr.
DowN WITH TIE PIECES
ILrON,s
GKOCsRYAND LIQUOR STORE
2I7 Pennsylysnis avenue, Capitol Hill.
SELLING NOW roR CASH ONLY.
can nov afford to sell a, low as can be bought in
me cry csll Win any advertised price let, and ,
ie ALL q GoSp a WARE RRANrEp a. Represented and
delivered promptly free Of charge. ''''"'e0' ano
Do not fail to call.
apll I'm SAMUEL n. HILTON
FINE ERIEs
AT SMALL PROFITS.
We respectfully call the attention Of pureha.er.,o
FINE TEAS,
CoFFEES, Sc,
which we are selling ~ . very .rnall advances.
TO OUR CHOICE BRANDS or
WINES, BRANDIEs,
And WHISKIEs,
AT VERY Low FIGURES.
METGZER Sc BYLES,
an SEVENTH STREET,
mh2s1 Next to Odd Fellows Han.
ooKi Lookn LOOK
why not boy where you can bpy the cheapest.
y Best S Pc PCrto R,SO Sugar. Ice pr ID; Best do
- Family Flour; s2 D. and 50 40 per quarter bbI.
Meal. -. ~ A'' 'OD'' sHa ="
Canton syrnp, only Sc. per gal West India
VII ss od seT Ls s p RSs. S s .pp @
slsJspsn tOr q per 10; 81 50 Imperial Tor o
Black Tea, Soc per b. "0'' iO' 80" per No. D7''
u, tub. pu,.l ss " ..E it &C o. &c Be-, Ham.
Doc. per 10; DO. do. breakfast Bacon. I5c rsr i1
40 90 shoulders, only lEac. per ID, do. do Lard
Ne. m. C0fFEEs.
D. Bosstsd BIC. Per ID; Prime Bio Coffee Cnis lsc
The beet aud loo Cigars in the ctr At bal, pr,e
Every thing else in proportion.
Remember "a nimble sixpeuce against . slow shiI
BRAY d BRO ~,
Ssl Pennsylvania avenue.
mh3 between Sd and AZ streets, north .ide
DROWNING . MIDDLETON
Ras been pronoanesd By o6 S e11: sss
FINEST sgsroMRaE;.
finest T3Ske ~ AHso.;
FINEST ENGLISH BfE SxfK1t sTIoNe
all ''' crop iGS
Ga PennsyNania avenue
MOCHA, OLD SoviRNMENT JAVA,
LsSis!sS o1ffHi sIA AL sEAbss H'
SkoW sIt fssn slREIs .1ss
4 Il III sSf sssS PIE a.oArT.r
| No. ECONOMY SHAD.
PICK LED SALMON, -
GOLDFISH and SCALED HERRING,
| BROWNING q MIppL Elton,
| Ola Psnnsylysnis avenue.
ASTRAL OIL.
just d,G s MGs .1 P1s, s "a
Tnr VAR not 30 explode Trade supplied At New
BROWNING & MIDpLEros,
DIG PannsylyaDis avenue
| WINES. n.
Our STOCK OF WINES and LIQUORS Is very com.
.. s' :h 81 Sss
payne, an onR which can be found
E,s ss sissSo: Carte Blanche" OA.T Ss
Hostt 4 6Ssaa.., Green seal,l DO.
D. Munmt Dry Verzensy" DO.
fis: :.as S ss s s.1sshs 90
o.,,ar.. sr,S S,sfs' DaTs: z: sss..s Brand,
e'e'' hu.o.t, Pure M.lAs.
BBOwSIss z nIDDLETos,
sMERRY wIHR IN BOND.
s,sf III n the ss; Custom END
s;a nd s b.: :d S:;
Ss e g: s'i fSEs wass,
Wh1k!, distilled from the best grain eI pressi,
prices. By BROWNING MIDDLETON.
I fe GA Penusyivania sySnne
w n. CALF CO.,
| nEALKls In
| fLOUR AHD FEED,
I In Quantities to SUIT.
| AT LOW RATES.
! Indiana avenue and let street,
mh1-d Near B. u. RB sNo
DENTISTRY.
| nB. n. 3. BROWN,
! ~ DENTIST
1918 massachusetts, avenue. near i4thl
PsI, Upper or Lover g. q rss,h.......-....sis
Teeth extracted By the use OF Pure Gas 80.
DH; A. RATI, Graduate OF OHIO COLLEGE o
| - DsntA surgery. ly9 9TH street, be-
Meen Ana i north. Washiugton Hold
1nee 70 ieoorfng Dsrsons. auS-ly 66O
REMOVAL.
| BR. MERRILL
has removed his DIHTAL OEFICf 4.
1ll2 street, near l2sh
: a VKrn
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AN AoT to take NJ, and relay gutter on Eight

street. between l. apd NJ streets northwest
Be ~ tEo'ted by The Board Of aldermen and Band
az Common CoUHoti Of the Cry Of WdShtn.t ton TIL AZ
the Mayor be, and he is hereby. 10 cause
the gutter on the east side of Eighth street west
between Il and III streets north, to be taken up and
Telad so Is to Conform TO the grade of the street
to meet the of which a equal to the ce AZ
Of the Improvement lie hereby appropriated ont o;
the FUNDS of the Third Ward. The work 10 be dom
under the direction OF the Commissioner OF the Thru
Ward. tApproyed March . ls7i
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An ACT to grade and gravel Pierce stree, from y

Jersey avenue to North Capitol str eel
BE az en0cted by The Board a. AidsrDIsa and Boayd
o. Common COpnctl az the Ctfy az Wdshiugtoa, That
the Mayor be, and he Is hereby authori ed aud re-
quested to cause Pierce street, from New Jersey
avenue to North Capitol street, to be Graded AID
graveed and to deray the pense thereof the surn
OF thirteen hundred dollars, or much thereof as
may be LeceetaTy. be, and the same is hereby An
pTopriated OFT Of the funds ct the Fourth Ward
Approved March 2. ISL,
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SALEs OF REAL EsTATE-LstiraAr 4 Clssrv
ArctioneeTs, have sold part lot g. square s.i on
fhe corner OF sth street east and Msssschusstts
avenue, tor ten eeRts per foot. 10 .Ioshus A.
Richie.
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OuR rRw srYLns OF Corsets, from France
and Germany, have just arrived, and can he
mad in al qualities and prices. -
T.. BAUN. Corset Imnortar
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FERMENTATION or MAsosIc Rnys-Tha
VIC on OF tie iate B. y. French has e, .sssntsd
me Masonic tJjd degree ring formerly ,rorn by
Der husband. 10 Ma or Ben P-rley Po,, ~
THIS city, who u sise Mason Of the thirty tatrd
degree.
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DIR RANDALL PEGG. tor Years pat a we'll =
Known and very eccentric citizen, died on : A.
afcsy, ~ bis residence IN East Washington
he was for many wears 4 wstelmsn on ths o.
tent on &c extension
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'NE S-1Ts 10 DsLS5Arks from the var ,,us
Young Mems Christian Associations will De IN
attendance az the Convention 10 be held ia THIS
cary commencing wedneslsy Nav 81, Ia i.at-
coin Hall.
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EosSANTI and other celebrities appear la
ihC pantcmime CT The Three Hunchbacks"a a.
" al Opera House this evening. which Ia be
great skating scene, &c
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Az AcT to set the curbStones and pave the footwa

duu sIutS SfTeeL HUrtl, Ie-
tween Fret and Seventh streets west
~ 10 enacted bV me Board Of Aldermen ant Board
Of Ctf mon 'ORHct Of the CITY Of WaShingloH TIL At
the ago be ard he is hereby. authorized and ra-
quesJed TO cause the CurbsOnes to he set and foot.
ways aud cutters paved on both sides Of o street
north between First street west and Seventh street
west the work to be contracted for and ex pcued in
the manner and under he superintendent pro
vded by law and T. tefrsy the expenses OF said i'm
prov ement 81 ecial tax equal To the cost ther.o
hereby imposed and levied all let's part of lots
bordering on the line of the improvement the said
tax 10 be assessed and collected IN conformity wi
Approved, March 2. ls7I. - 49,
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GEORGETOWN.

For other Locals, zee first page.
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IHE PRRssTTERY OF TIE DISTRICT oy 60
LtNbiA Viii hold session At Fails Church to-
,.ofioS evening, for the purpose pf srdAininx
- P II. tsl1Sie ss minister Of the gospel.
AMI installing HIM pastor OF ~. charcb az
h1 NlIsge- AT chs session two dele, .ates TO the
6eneTaI Assembly, viii be eiectel
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TEE CELEBRATED Marou,se ana Marguar;ta
Glove. In AL the spring sh ade., has inst bean
receiveu ~ G. BAUM's
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col. AvsES L. wALLAR. the cri.r nj tia
triBinal Court. died on Saturday evening A.
the residence OF Col. b. r. Hawkes. No sii q;
street southwest The deceased colonel OF
the 18Th Ohio rel nlent in the late var AMI
.led OF disease contracted while IN the ser vice
He also served with credit N the Mexican war
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FOE CoRNs, Bunions, Club and Ingrowlns
NAils, and other diseases " tue feet, visit DR.
White . establishment, No. SIS l5ch street, op-
poeite United states Treasury. 224.i2
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TEE REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATIONS in honor
OF the recent victory and the Fifteenth amend
ment. which was 10 have taken place this even
ing has been postponed for day or two.
MELTON JRwBLRY.-Some beautiful styles OF
Melton JeWelry will be received at Prigg's
Jeweiry Store this week, No. 451 Pennsylvania
avenue, near ~ street.
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IsE CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE Union met a.
81. AioysiHs Church LAST evening. with a verv
large attendance. Rev. Father KOccoforr rre
sided Rev. Father Magnire welcomed the
audience, and regretted the ABSENCE OF the
archbishop Mr.. Frank McNerhany, Sir. % II.
rex. and Rev. Father Boyle delivered al
dresses, after which, Father Mcguire, giving
an invitation TO those present 10 take the tenn
PeIance pledge, over 100 stepped forward and
subscribed 10 il
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1HE ODD FELLOWS CELEsgArIos-An, An
piSalOn 70 President Grant 10 allow the obi
eiloSs ia the departments TO participate i'm The
anniversary celebration of the order on Well
nssdsy next, has been referred In his absence 70
the various heads of the departments by The
meut.
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u VI 4. A-The anniversary celebration OF
the h0ung Mems Christian Association takes
place TINS evening, in Lincoln Hall The All
dresses OF the retiring president Msjor General
u. u howard, and the eloquent clerical gentle-
men named in the advertisement eIsewhera
ssu al interest.
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Coz. VEBsTER. Register OF Wills. recei yed on
Saiafday = telegram announcing the sarious
Illness ~ h's fsfher, AZ ROston and left for that
CITY ii SS'cloek Sstgrisy evening
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MOCHA, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
CEfLYN. LAGUAYRA, nARACAIBO. Ri
k0AsThD COFFEE ALL GRADEs.
BROWNING MIDDLETON.
Oh PeAnAI lYanta arAn
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GOrF1RNATIOkR IN THs C4TuorIc
CHt ECHEs--Archbi-hOp Spaldipg YESTERDAY
administered the rite of confirmation to on,
huncIed and nine-y-eignt persons in St. Domj-
nc Church, one hundred and twenty in So
Mathew. and ssveDtv-three in st. Martins
CbuTch. At II O'Clock mass in NJ. Matthew
thrrch be preached IN a large congregation
Tbs morning be administered the sacrament OF
eonhr nation 10 about one hundred candidates
a. 81. Mays German Catholic Oh urch on 5th
street.
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DLURIUS SUBrGNA IN DIVORCE

l. MARY BURRHART. by her next friend,
MICHAEL SLONAKER. Il. PHEEIP BCRKHAIST.
C4lEBRI1 COUNTY, $50
- The Commonwealth If PcaTsBtrdaid to
: LIS. PHILIP BUREuART Greeting:
49, We command yC1I, as wC have often
heretofore commanded you, that laying aside
all manner OK busirees and excuses " WhatSOeV er,
YOU be and appear in your proper person before
our Judges at EbenShurE, at our County Court
of Common Pleas there 20 be hcld. on the Grss
81 ou.I;sy- of June next to show cause, if any
YOU. have. why your v il, MARY BURkHARr.
shoul1 net be divorced ftom the bonds of mat
rimonY contracted with Won. az reeablY TO tfits
lYraver Of the be iton md libel exhibited ayafnst
you TO our s,fd Court. And You will nowiss
omit at your peril.
Witness the Honorable GEORGE TAYLOR,
President Judge of our said Court at Ebens-
burg the 18th day of March, A D. 1871
- !. X. HITE. Prothonotary.
Attest-W. b. BnNACKER, Sheriff.
Ebensburg, April l, 1S1l.-4t
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DEATH FROM AN OvERD' Sc OF WHISKY As
we go TO press, we learn OF 4 sad occurrence
which transpired in Williamsburg. tbfs county,
few days since, and which resulted in the
denth of boy named Myers. On Sunday
evening last. some time during the night,
a party of BOYS, FIVE in number, OF that Place,
and each aged about IS years, obtained access
in some mysterious r1lurer to quantity of
whisky and drank of the Intoxicating bevera ge
TO such extent that one of the boys, named
Myers, died on the following morning from the
effects of tine undue gHantity taken into his
system. The other four bows were taken yio
lently ILL., hut vii recover. 1t is not known
how the boys procured the whisky, but 1t is
generally supposed that they found it in some
barrels that had been left standing oct by the
Owner, thinking they wore empty.
The affair has created considerable excite
ment in hat 1uiet tewn, and We learn that ii
will be properly inyestiga d.-kItoona 1ri
buue, 29th
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NTOTICE TO CmARrorrr RrcnAnrs,

Township of White. an the County OF Syamb briar
decd. and to JOHN RICHARDS, GEo. b. RICF-
ARDS, MARY ANN RICHARDS, intermarried W sth
Jacob Rurts : ARAB JAN r ftIC CARDS. IntCrmar-
ricd with Daniel SpangleE, HhNNAH RICHARDS,
intcrinarTieti with Perry HarkinS MALINDA
KIsUAKpS interrnarrfed with Isaiah Hancs, ana
To ENfANUTEI, RICHARDS. Heirs and Legal Repre-
santatives of 6 EDRGs RICHARDS, late OF White
township. Cambria county, deceased:
TnExe uC1ice hat an Inquest viii bc he'd ut
fbe late dwelling house of George Richards, 4ate
of " nftf wnshfp. cambria county, deed, on
TuessIsy. Istsl day of hprii next nj one
O'Clock, p. NJ, forthe purpose of lnaking parti-
tiou of the Reul Estate of said deceased. 10 ana
aInons, his children and legal Representative
If rhe same can done without prejudice to
spelling Of the whole; otherwise, 70 Natae and
anDt,.iSc fn,s ssatnt-t which n ans: place you
are requested TO attend IL YOU think proper
WM. B. BONACKER, Sheriff
Sherif's Ofice, Ebcusburg, April l. iS5I,-3ti
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AN ORDNANCE of Lofeft5 Bor0uA
RaLATTNs- TO TEfE DISTRIBUTION or
SIR EEyS. SFDEFELxS c,,H .4LLETS

81. Il enacted otid ordained IlJ the RuFptSS and
Tn7ga ColtHr of the Borough of Lprsit. and II is-
.HeYcJU ordained and enacted bgSqid authorities
SECTION l. That from aud after the pubi.elI~
tOn of this Ordinance. IL shah he unlawt tul fot,
any person persons tD C,fStftIet or any way
disc0Im ode the free use OfsStI Aiary' : street OV
the Sidewalk thereto pertaiuing> ia said Bor-
oUgb Of Lorctto. 10y depoSrtiug thereon lumber.
shingles wood. boxes or ailss o. hFs SaSseFSe}
substance whatsoever; and auy gegSssa or TeI-
ohStrHcting stid street or sieS stiHs after
due notice as herein gwen. -4aah be subject to
a fine of ire D0jlGsS f2E e-gcb and every such
offence. .,t
SECTION :. IL any pcTsoGI' % persons shall, by
the construction af fg4CcS or in any other way
whatsoever, Obstrucr or diScumtnOde tue free
use Of any OF the ct'S>cis Alleys OF said BOr-
ough. So a. Ia rSRelec the same inn aSSs. ige
incoTveIIpnt as a pubiic highway. ht she or
they so offending shaH forfeit and pay line of
offence. AD4 Any person or persons who may
have. previous tothc passage of this trdgaueo-'
place Hy . ssI iIcy yicn or 0bstTlcti IONS feen aCr
OF ~ 81 Streets or alleys, and shaf usR1sSI
refusA To REMOVE Jbc same within -<cnty days
after the puhiiC4iT3Cn OF this Ordnance. he, she
or they So Offending shall be liable TO the same
penal " as herSFnbefOre enacted by this section,
SECTION 3 Toe fines in an cases provided for
hY this Ordinance sail De recovered on the tn
formation OF any citizen officer of said IAor-
ough and all Iines recovered shall be held
fo- tbS usa OF the Borough.
A. j. CHRTSTY, burgess.
r. u. SAUPP. Clerk tS-25-5tl
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CHERlFFS SALES BY virtne q

~ sundry writs of LcUdri FUcidS and Al. Tend.
Erpou.. issIycd out OF the Court of CoEnnsnn
Pleas OF IsimbLia county, ana to me directed.
there VIII be eNpoSed to Public sale. at tbe
UNION HALL N -.!OHNSTOwN, on Saturday J.,
the s9fIE day Of April next. at = O'Clock, p.
NJ, the following RCHi Estate, TO Wit
All the right, title and interest of Mrs Sarah
Bradley and Joseph FieidhOuSe. ct. III ana 20
the following described properly. - VIII: \
two story Plank Hotel now orcUpiC-! asa pH1-
lie inn or tavern. called the Continental Hotel.
tavfng front of forty feet and ttcpti; 81 7hir-
ty-six feet With porch six by forty 6iSidy feet,
one story high, ana one story Frame stable
appurtcnant, twelve hy forty lV+lD fset. situate
on q. certain lot OF pi0cc of ETOUr-i fronting on
Cindcr street. IN the Borough OF NiilvIlle- Cam
bria county. ana extending hack to an aNs-y'-
haVinr AN alley on the north-we-e aHd loF ot
Cam'ria Iron Company OD. the a0rstiF-ciSt. with
&ppurtenanceS. Taken in e5SeCutiDu and to DC
sold at the suit Of Edward Pesen.
\ ESQ. All the right, title aud interest Os Jas.
II. Howard. of, liz ana To a lot OF ground situate
i'm the Fifth Ward of lOhnstown Borough. { am
bria county. fronting on Morris street ou she
south, running back along an alley on The west
tn au alley ON the north. ard adjoining lot of
Timothy Hunt on the cast, having thereon
erected two stOFy Brick House ard tCsO Sto-
rY Plank store Room and n FraI7te- SraUle, now
in the occupancy OF Thomas Is. Moore Taken
in execution and TO bc sold ac the suit Of Z
BenswangCr. -, ,s2s HeiiburB and joan kI"mm,
trading as Eenswan9cr, Heiiburn Il ktcnm.
W. Il. BONACkEIt, Saeri1-.
Sheriff : Office, EbenSbuTC- April L, l5Il---
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SIsrERs or ST. J JostpH.-Msny of our read
ers are perhaps not aware that we have ir our
village an IN u.titution for the training and ed
ucation of youUg boys from FIVE to twelve
years Of age. called mount Gallitziu Semina
rv,' and under the care of the Sisters Of st
Joseph. This institution, like all others, Jun
dertakcr for no other object than to implant
deeply in the tender minds of little bows the
precious seed OF morality and religion, as well
as TO imparrt the solid principles OF good ed
ucation, which are implanted with delicscy
and tenderness that cannot be found in any OF
our large colleges had its mishaTs and trials,
ard even net with serious opposition from
sotre Of whom better was expected. But the
good Sisters are well instructed in the 0rnCi-
Ules OF their holy calling, and petty persecution
is a cause of great joy to their heaits, AMI
If they were even temporarily cTuSied in
their efforts, IL would not make them sad, for
thew well know what their Saviour said
"B Blessed are you when ihen shall revile YOU,
and pcrsccute YOU. and say all manner OF
things falsev for my sake rejoice .gd be ox-
ceedng glad" etc. The com nunity have
received an addition of four postulants within
the last two weeks, which will enable them to
attend to those committed TO their care in a
more special manner. There now twelve
boarders in the Seminary and more expected
Twenty could be accommodate eu very convent
emily Hore a;:on with reference TO this wor-
thy institution.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-01

OUR ELEVENTH Town CoUYcIL.-The fol
loving named Borough officers we're elected
March %, Ic35 Burgess, D. H. Roberts :;
High Constable, Charles Ltziuger; Town
Council, j Ohm Williams, Robert Young, ohm
j. Canaan. James Murray, A. BaUsuan. Mo
ses Canaan was appointed Town Clerk; John
Ivory Treasurer. Rowland Humphreys Street
Commissioner: John Myers, VIM. Davis and
John Scott, Street Regulators: Owen MELON
aid, Johnston Moore and John T. Davis 7 ire
men; Geo. J Rodgers Superintendent Of Hay
Scales. They went right to business, this
Council April 6, it was resolved that "epch
member of the board who shall be absent from
any meeting of the body for more than fifteen
minutes after the time appointed shall pay a
fine of tn onty- five cents" And we read that
Moses Canaan, Town Clerk, and James Murray
Councilman, were each soon after fined the
amount named for procrastination. An ordi
nance to regulate the measurement of stone
coal was adopted Febr;ary 49, $50, and the
sa me ordered TO he pub i-hed three times in the
SKY. February 10, the Burgess was directed
to procure bushel measure" TO be used by
the Superintendent of the Hay Scales March
80, 1896, the eleventh Town CounciFdrew its
salary Hor the year, put on z boiled shirt and
It's store clothes. and Tent out and enjoyed an
old time holiday .-Allegh ghanian.