e iis ---1( 0411.1i17.111 1 -30 1 1 1 : ••• AL. ~.---4-7---•"••- ----: ', ' • •• reNoit sus:40011w! : : . • • , 'll i . ..q,!, tltri P,"' annum , PiYabto In ittranee— Ta 9 ,•' - ',,, t ia within Mt menthe—a,4 II 50 It, c i ii.,i'e,ll3eio the year. •• , .?,. • •ro et.clAt•_l.'. -won., addros, tin adeatire,) , . ei'l e° d.y: • do •. ' 1 ..., d t i. -.•..ee• b , er iprions tanet)be Invat4blyinid ;In ad "',4 got tonne addralta.. '- . . . t .- , wel l ''" to online exhotnitits,•.. ..,..' 1 : ..' ~,,,,t, am be turniehied to (Ureters ilia Maws ' lb.. •,.. ;,.i.' t & pie, oe eh ou derlbroir. . . .. ..- ,-.. . i; SI rf ' o we mod Shoot ?kitchen suppliedwith 4ha g-r,::11 to naranee.. " 3 ,i.a . .." los LAW Or NlClrrrArlati., r lls %lZ r t i ll i W i it:= ll PrTo ll : lol Nr lTUe"" ro;',''',::,,,,N paid. • , eui until '';'1f31 4 :1 5 .-:ttile f t:lhry t e: - 0 1 1 t i e. ?A r A wl y si', :; - ~ f , " 'b t :lr until they bale settled tue" L bti . is :Id 11:if;,,w,ilizootittUed. .-. , - et i .„..ri Se* , noto!!ton.otber places without inewming li'O'liftbit'r;ralt:;t:Til re ew sp4 B° )l l 3lo. en 6"l"6thei°"fitT 1..;;,,0rte hAlri) daliiita that retWaing to take newepa: ' :,,a the onl , :e. or removing, and tearing them - an. e , ""; °tr ,i,; prime. tads evidence of Intentional trend. e - - RATES OF ADVERTISING. a 101, 50 tents forone ititortion—raln . eu t Insertions, 25 tents ewth. 3 . lines, one time Y 6 '1.,,-sob.equeut insertions, 12.% cents earb. All ad. ;;;.,neuts over 3 lines, for short periods, charged as s 11. . 01(1.+. TWO.: THRILL. SIX. 1,0 .00e.. •63 88 $1 251 's2 25 $3 00 . SO 1 26 1 75 275 - 4 00 , 100.! 1 50 200 300 500 , 25 12 25 260 400 800 lino., 125 225 ' 2 70• 450 ; 700 r ot lbio, 125 .- 226- 2115.6 00 'BOO ~arbors. 125 225 ,^ 300 550 900 ~,,,, ores Ws Lissa cotarrin s artattctOASS or rex uses. - 1 25 • 25 1350 600 10 60 ... , etuams‘. 2 . 25 4 00 , •6 00 -9 00 14 oo ;,„,.,juares, 350 600 •7 60 12 00 IR 00 ~pianey 450 . 600 ' 8 00-, 14 00 ' 20 00 ~ ...etereol., 600 000 t' -12 00 - 111.1 00 30 00 - ,,starger spamfowshort periods, as per agreement. ierSasinses Notices, $1 each.-accompanied with an o r rtnossant. 50 eritterech. • uteri Isements Saxe Marriages and Deaths. 10 rents O rstinsertion—subSequent insert ioni..s cents Sine wordsare minted asa line in ediertistng. 11 .• erbant , and others. adverliSing br the year. with and a standing advertisement Oct exceeding 15 ,21 be eharged, Including subscription, • $l6 00 . ; ,e the.a mount of foie squares, with chew • 1,1 subscription. . 00 sitlrut changes. at the rates designated above. tirerttsententi set in larger type than demi] will be :tsr.ted cent adiance, on these peke, All cuts charged the same as letter press. . Trade advertise:neat*. received frotn Advertising (rats abraad. except at 25 per cent. advance nn these unless by special agreement with the, publisher. Writ 2rs 23 cents each. Deathsaecompauled with to. rents without notires. be charge. d riotieoa. except I bttre'of a tiginus - character and purposes. will be e rimed 25 cents !bratty ruling of lbws under 10. lOser 10 lines,4 cents pectin?. - I ; • p r „..,. ingi of meetings hot_ of a geperal or public - barged at 4 cents pe line for each Insertion. T facilitate caleulatinus,we will state Abet, :32.6 lines 3.0 2 column-164 lines a half column-;-and 62 lines• telutnn. ‘2.:1.62 won:humans column-1476 a half • '3ll ,l l — mnd 738 a qulr(eilevlomp. All odd lines over .goat e, charged at thr rate of 4 rents per ilne~ for time. and 8 cents per tine, for three:Alines • • VeatlY advertisera mueti confine their l atterrtising to buiitasSett Agenges for others. sale of Ideal he.. are not tnelndo 1n husinris advertisements ,_. MEDICINAL. C: ViT'. EPPING / DLE34E AND RE FAIL, •• • -• Oks.omigssittirsancirifrassallgst. 8. E. donut opare end NOFwegi9i PoTTsVILLE. , LEO& PEII,RIN'S shire Sitter," couct 6.'50 Celebrated “Worcester tautly oritst,d. ' • •11 . 10- , , Iyeri Sarsaparilla, 09111 POUND Remedy, i i n which ~ ,e have labo'red to prod:tee, the fittest effeet nal 1a r.,:.„ th'itean bt made. it Is a concs•ntliated extract Pees Sarsaparilla. soetiMbined with t thez igubstances .14111c:41,1er alt enttirs poi er as to afford 4 nri effective 1 '1,1 , 4e fie•the diseares' i fiarsapaitlia Is trotted to tns. l' i teller td that Such a remedy ,is WiOrd , he those , .tr, seller, from Simmons rompla it ts,,anti that One 1 1. li .1.1 silllaccompli.li their cure most protect( imtnense• , ..- N ire t• -, this larg e; clasp efour eftlipted rellnyr eitilene. 1 11 tr cempfrtely this compotinti will ilo it has berm prow .., 1., expetlineut on malty of the worst cases to' be found I the f ,ll , ealug complaints:— I I S Nita.: nd Scr l efe,litess Cbitsphtialt. ,F4'ollGour mid 1 4 (entire litra o-r, I L - tci:fr, Pieter:a. Bb &hrs. Tumors. . : W.re ..yrofd Urall..S.nerfits and ,syphtfitic .-ttfitc •.t. darcilrint Ilitruse Drqtry, Nenetto.ti or Tte. Thou. , rr 4 4'01H/fly. i.kstret Sea and In.lirevti+..E.ryt,pdas, ,z .k. o,r .. I.lotNetro Fire, cud indeed the whole class Nu:plaint* arising f m impurity pl . fittliao , 4l. it This compound will be found a great promoter of 1:-.1th• when takenlin he spring, to rape the foul Wu '-,,0. whfrh fester in (be blood at that 35011 of the ,k cr By the timelY ripulsion of them: arty rankling •.. olors are nipped in the bud. Mulfitudts lan, by 'l, aid of this rentestly,ispare themselves from the code •••,,r of foul eruptions and Wei:loos sires. through .I , l,t,the system Wlllittrive to ridtitself f corrtiptiotts., f-- . 4 twisted to do this through the na anti char eels • the body by an *Meddler, medicine Cleanse out the ' t :cited blood 'lrt9ftwier You find Its imphrities bn rib' through - thedkinl in pimple eruptions or sores', an, it when yon s od IC is obstruetei and sluggish I 'whenever It Is fouicand _T .. :lir reins: cleanse it 'whor e,i... , tt g. will tell you wh• n. Ewen wher no particular 1 ,I t , -1 , 4' Is felt. peopfi• enjoy better health. and lire I:rr for cicallitng.t he blood. Keep the' b hied healthy, .-A ail is, ieJ•II: butwilh ttil pabulum of life dis4rdrred, .1.,••• cso b... no lasting bait h. Sooner 'or later Isontel :tort must go wrong.aud the meat machinery-of life is :... , tdrted r.roverthrolru. Z,lrsitarldit but anti tieserves Much, the reputation. ' tectutplishing these ends, But the world has been • : , --giously deceived' by prepare' lone of l it. partly be ,: • r:.e. the drug alone has not all the virtue. that is tluted for it. bat more because many pirotratlons, pot ting to be eoreetitrated extracts or it. contain but - 10 of the virtue of fiarmparilia. nr anything rise. :miring, late years i the .public have, been Inisfe4 by -....e bottles. pretending to give a It aft of Extriret of, t , lsaparillot for one dollar. Most of these have been' AU Is upon the sick, tor they not.only , Antain little, if et., Kr naparilia. tool often no curative - Properties what. 4 -, -r. lienee. Litter and pa idiot disappointment has ',wed - the use of the various extracts of Ikarsapmilli s nieht flood the market. until the name. itself "isjnedly .1 •.piled. and has be:cotne ( syporiymons with imposition 1,1 ,heal. Stillare fall t his compound .1 , ..t maps rills. and 1 dead to supply such a remedy assball rescue the name Irom the los of obloquy's. hirh rests anon it. And we 'Milk. we ha 71. grouud for believing. it he. 'titters which ire irresista e, by the ordinary ran of the diseases It is intended to ewe. iln order to secure' their complete , r titration from th statem...tb.k"reniedy should le }ti .:wow!), taken • tiling to direction& on the Witte. - 'BEPAItED BY ' DR. J ;C. AYRE ,it. 'CO., Lenvell• Rena. 'rice, St perlitittle; Bin Bottles for $5. 7 I Ayer's' 1 eery Pectoral, ,‘,• won for It . If such a renown Ibr the cure of every . oirty of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely 'lleer , <lry ferms to recount the evidence of Its virt we., 51..-eirrlt Inta 'beim employed. As It has low: been in ..:ant we thl'ofichout this , section. we need not do -o .cc thin assure the people Its quality Is kept up to ... 1 ..t it ever has been, and that it men be relied on to 0;4 their relief all it has ever been foetid tit dd.- ! --.....: t . H" ' 'Ayer ' s Cathartac 'Pills, FOR TIII: CURE OF , _..ll,rt,cs,Jatmdtrr. IPprpsta, Ixdoprgioe. Neteterjr. ?S.! a`matach. Erynywirts, HeartiocAr. 11.. 1 ra. Jar arastiow, l i r 44. tenses Mire Dis-ants, Lihrr Chiptai.f, ,Preisty. f t ~'.,.ors clr44 , Set , Rheum, Worries. Gout... Yearn/. ,4 or 4 11iµ,1,1, POI. owl fur i'artfying the Blued. Ihr, zoo sit., r -Coated , tat that the la nsitive can tie Sh+tu pleatantiv. and thee' are the perient in •••.-- world for all thi, purpOees of a (*mil p, ysie. Price. 25 cents, per Box ; Fire Boxes for $1 00. , . tirr.ittnnint•rra nt! Clerrytnett; Physic) ..;,2 eminent la-ram:a:age& hal . . lent 100! •• tar unnaralkced• wu r futifeas of I ar ara... here .0 not permit the in .1., , Ndenta bele,. named. furnish ;esti t.,, , , , , , ,ti. in whtch they areleent w •riptt,na of thif :a.rreeoiaatlaaii.t. all ;aat tdialtald be.t A lloweel for 11.eir cure [ Ita not he put nil by unpr ',tripled de •,,airatdona ;Ley lust, Mole A A ht A n . I take nu ollt•trX. • Tht Al-1: ...Ant Ih. •' r 111-z.l. and thoy I.Fhr.ul.tiatar• it 'ill our Rentedlee are f 't..1 1, by itt.l. ‘...!,: and by 1 Deutel.tr: zeal :tler'ell tar uzly,tit theicountry. '' : A rril.'..., ';‘11 .; i . •._ DR. COGS 'i7 FEW 31: For lastllimmaitory Dl!,,ea New )tedical Salll New 31 IT ISIkIOT A. , CUR _r Fo r Ibilaatrastory Di I AttN. (1)(;W ( . ;SELi:t4 • 1 , it. t•Alit. I natead • , ..4 hein; a iv ''"_ f *"'L'r.‘ l , trir but one 111. ,6,1$ but ; ~t.... but r.ne ihihr: to ~ .11: arat ..t,‘-.... ar h itever le it a fonn 0r..1.4- :4- h• al i hi... . abd -ulen, ea trernitio , X l'.l VAI;I . .t)ICAL SALT .... 1 1..., e \ I‘. Are j.k, .thAt A-101 , •lit I ,•-•1 11..: toff „I V . tt. it eftktualiyiilitr f'••• ,,, . , tr,• ,- ..,:r ; her:, A l V i-r...: :la m: an A ,' • "a.,1, in tee la le. the 'want of 111' : intAILIALA . ',kn.. ' ' V )11(1: TO INVX LI I JAI e.k in tam. a high the but. ,• , ' , .4.11 I inn y tact hen: nal , tati,n , d, t ~ Weer cr ...iin., tire .r..4.,ssit:eruldt , :t.:•ti:AL, $.411.1, a re i. eatin•guo ,L: - ttAin Peter, Ili kWh., Iltids. , .lr 1 ',. t Haut, Fite.. In ed tyre. ear. n.... • • ~,. .!seunth:ifr. Sninil attecti;ws, Es 0r.. , ...,..1,,,..„ r by, • - t':..tort.n.t..thitt. C. ugh.. ler.pe ia. Venereal bar-, t......: ILlarumt .t , laut.tleut. SQTANi3IAtb all itching an.:l ii,..i- clita..e,, . eruption*. , ' • , DL ic( t,(NWELL'S • 'I: MFD • •. • • r , ...: • - -: ICAI. S I.T oteirtit, like the rare ne tnattwr, an en - t raerdluary laittueurai ever the reins a d arteries_ result.. Int in, a grist 4.t derli tie il intlaution: w‘ a. 1 1. 4 "k".4 b.r' lA . pul", vrhrh I...ria rewuntee. lle na ursl male, as ih 11,,at fain and i i ...erallidrlyar. fr. oG tIS WFi:l ; 4 leil, MIX I. ; a. ihat 1 .... ..., ~ e. no .. ler.ii.—equi Pars the Atits th.• rrNtetti all atteral and voni•us , •- • , , , tirOltYrean y be obtained It •lz • h. this T ta La al)iikJe rac..tieloe roe m Dr. Conswilrs Antip • it ;:t. , Y.toXic do,,s • & J'y aa4c.f. froi rl exprmisf. ua mop chAniic et. Ion; rainai rder a, rhl , 4lk pdtksze. r • r ttlaoriia'a are! *lineal haus Nee • C TIL 1"L Ii; I CO.. Gri...tmits. 5 *inf."! io oral City, 141:. I &FICA I.l'i. tor snk. la Pali %'••.' in tti•.ehrl'le,4r n W. Purixr VI 1 1 :W. in Purl ain Si-Cliic,ar. Kra - tic in Mid • it t. asA,, vAtmttue.l~ctne.but ,-I.llnAlt sVaini NEW ItLIWC - Yeti-I,nm I'o4 . , .. - Tut' I NEW STORE. slibsTriliers aurrou . , • 1 fr',-..i, pil l'hc tili.t.%,Vot Pact. t Lat QT!' /i.10g,. t3,1,...m. ...- . ~., •-',ldOti,nli it Vizz.:OLD,',4 1.1,, rte stitiyt te 6, us‘i I r r.fiv,.. Dry Goods: Groceries, pi .4 4 ~ t 1., t!TrOr arti' I-. Atlept..• trpt I r,r,.... fikr.tsß:iirs their t GEI t , ...., In C :e. A 114.4 tit • bkh.ll , Otkt. a 1,4 all' 1 ing, Ihrf ta . imit,. 1 Fresh s Constant]. .- ~......,, 4,;45 al a ayl 0G114,64 a: ' 1 ":.. V.1.:1.. (I' '• ; ' • .. e-...tat ~1 ND EX.9ISE a -. Att :1 i:.,•,1 - - , • PUBLISI VOL. XXXV. -. • • . --...._,,,,,,,-- -,-----7,--- -- -- - -- AE - rioj,— • - . -:7-- - ---7 7- - "_.,...`= - .. - ..- 7 4 74 - -,..,..-=-,_ - ,, -- -- -10.T __ ....04.Z.,., 4 , - , .-gi,,l. '--.• ~, ,_,,,i."- ~„_., _-__...,, 6 ,,, • - • ' --- -, - -- -:-.,7--,_. - - -.,_.-7.....7.±---4-..'---L-------..-,,--,-- ma y_. .4-.,,,,,-.0..H . 1 m :-;....., r e a r. cr . lc z , .- - , ....---__ ...-1 .---------t.--7.--- ....3=lM- - -..---,---.:LT7-,----=---,-, t± -----.-.. kr... 4 ..---... 1 ,„ ._..e..... 1 ..„-• _ ..4 - 4 ,,, ,. 7 -----..,---,..-.- - 'Ls , ,•.-- - ::-.--.._.--r- ~ , . _--- _..,,,,., ._ _ _ -, 4..,_ ____ ..„„,...ir05t,e,,,0 1 .--r ts ., .... 4 ,- - - . ,4. -F ` .-- .. •--,,, r„..- , - ,- - - -17," ,: --------€.- -". -.-..---• ---,...c . 1,, % .-- .“-" .. 1 :....,... `- -"....,47.-"...7-...-`"-:_-.....14.1 :' , " -- - ----"‘j ''L.-- - -- '' : 7- ‘ 1 ~ ... ' - ----- ---'•.- --:';'•'- -....- - - e ---- =''-'2- --. .- 1 , 4 1'::: .-Z-- --'-'1"1.- 1 11'" e " . A4---- , •4-mriw, Fri& -m--- rainfalls of the phlladl & Reading R. R., on the Delaware, at PI • Pier No. 1. - • • Pier No. 5. ' - ' _, . ~ .11 3 iiir;No. 7. ,' VAN DUSEN, NORTON & CO., TYLER. STONE & CO., • . -- r JOHN R. WHITE.! natunis ix RR.? Qututria or • DE4ILARA 17 VARIOUS totatRIPTIONS Or. - : ' '-` SHIPPER HP . . '; ' RED At WHITE AsH COAL. I , god and White Ask , - • EiCilllinrlrrr-w• per. (... Walnut street, Phladelphia. SCHUYLKILL AND LEHICH - COALS , YOFFICES:.[ 53 Liberty street, New York. - ' AND - . - WHARF 140.7 i POIVEP.IOIIMOND. ' '' . [: 0 Doane' ATM. thWton. .. ' GEORGE'S CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL. • QinCESt /N 035 Waltiat t4teet. 111114400 W . - CUMBERLAND COAL. ' 328 Walnut street, Peilidel phi*. N 0.300 We.t. Thirteenth at .; New York., • 42- Alsn, anle Agent! for the OFFICES: 9 -Wish lEDgtoe Buihtiog, Providence. • °cIAI",/6. IS " • I.?higb. Coal Ind Nariwition compitoy. ['SS-42 104/ Binidway, New . York.. '. , - Pier No. 10.. PIER'• . Pier No. 2. - " NO. 15. PORT ItICIDIOND.' 1'51;42 BANCROFT. LEWIS at; CO., ' . • ..; BLAKISTOW& COX, • , . SHIPPERS or ens awn QV tillTtsz or Pier No. 6. •- - . • intsts ' AND riorrefte or via - • WHITE ASH. RED ASlliind rn [SWINT SCHUYLKILL • 'LEWIS ROTHERMEL , .. . !CELEBRATED ASHLAND COAL, • COA I. • FILANKI.ISVOMPArms cum lIER- - - D441434.1.1d stun= or 'mit., . FROM MAHANGY 310UNTAI OFFICE-11i Walnut ortreed, Commercial Dulidloi; --- LIND COAllat HAZLETON LE. • ' J Hit IV:COAL, - ~ - Olters thr sate by the Carte, the - held qoalitles of • Cal W,slo strewt, Philadelphia. :• , RED AND WHITE ASH COALS. - New York Office-79 Cedar street: Roston, Otlice-2.5 OFFICES:.< 4 NAelitreet,lNew York, .' • . ' Also, LEIIIGEPand otritnEgt.e: 0 COIL. . 111)-1 street . _ .. Klet. 23, '.;13 43- . •( 17 Deane street. ilostou. . - r5B-42 ' ' " - WHARF 240. 6,;ItICAMOND4.. r'''' . ' No. 12. Pier No. 3. , - op O S B _ street. Philadelphia. . ' Noah Stirteranl-2os. Maxtleld:—Ctias. Wanner:Lacher. . BAUM. 10PLE & CO, . . k 10 Exchange street, Beaton. [ SS-42 • DINERS awn 0,17701. or • N. STIMTEVANT ez co . 1 irciehmeamkow COAL. . 3. , ,„„..,,,,. 1 .P ier No. r — l ft: T. ow : rm. jr zALEin l i l y . it a vatiir sit:" cni O.: , ...., ritos . 1 , 2 Irlrgot gitalliiy lied Ask Coal. • SINNICKSON . dr.! GLOVER. ro .. • No. I'M Walnut straot, klaadotphis. • iatricks or IiscLODiNG TUE BEST TABIETIES HT ir : OFFICES:{ ( No. 7.0 State street, Boston. ' - . i . • • No IGS Broadway. New York. r 55-14 ' SCHVTLEILL WHITE AHD -RED ASH,- • RED A WHITE ABli aiIIUYLIVL A A. 81119.11 P , -; ALSO, Pier No. 13; - Lehigh and Bittiminous Coals. CUIEIERLA-5:1 1 , front the Fristburg Conspany'sGeorges ROGERS & LUTRER, OFFICES: j No. 132 Walnut street, -philadelphia. • ! Creek Nina. . ..., ' 01.4Statselionse Dar,lneot.. 9 , 4t0n. --.-- mArks AND sIuPPERs or Coll. . Wilinv.co 9 YORT RICH 0 N0..1,10 Walnut. street. D'hiLidapkta: AO AiIi..PEACII, MOUNTAIN, LUTHER, arol oth• - - 4. --- -M . -ICD ' PhillS.l" vg" OFFICES: ..ts o . Is krimy a r .„,,t, B os t on . -, . " or choir.. voins. . White. Ash..sitAVEN.'IILACK HEATH VEINS. 1 , -.•- ' - 1 Pier No: it. . • Nu , - 1 : 2 ihmedireit. EDP. at Cedar *L.N. York. 'oeviess. I' No. 230 Walnut etrert; Philadelphia.. LEWIS AUDENRIED dr, CO., eirsbiPment.fkl° wharves Woo.l24llB.llNirt Ltdch owed, Ellsabethporti* J., Baltimore. Md..* &TAN:- L. :INa.. IR NsERRD street . NEW York . ' ' , . WH LEsAte DEAL-MS iN DE DES? TANIETIEP of , '1 91.9tF N(1.13, RICHMOND, PHILADELPHIA. ' -" - - T ..au kl pis. Va. - [Aprii.l6,,'s9 6.1 ' • • I 'El— AYES&GbIiSHALL, r .iirp.T...B 67 - , Anthracite - & , Biturninons Coals. f '2+:4 Walnut street. Philadelphla. . OFFICES: 110 Tirol:away. Now York. • , Pier No. 14. • CHAS. A. HECKSCHER & CO., BEHKAD WHITE ASH SCHUYLKILL COAL. . ISi State surf Boston. B.IIIPPIDIS or ~ WilNktirNo.l3,POlrr R ICIIMON 11. rirmeer Shippers rr n; EN-bothport, ' ;, BROAD MOUNTAIN. IILACE HP.ATII AND SUPEORMI. Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal at Retail. RED ASII COALS: 1 ' EARD—Corner '..1,1 and Arch streets. LEHIGH, SPRING 'MOUNTAIN, HAZLETON AND• 45 South stnwt, New York. ' 1 OFFICE-103 Walnut street. Plalladrlphia. ‘ . ['5342 - COUNCIL JUDGE COALS. vc .C 5913 . FFICES:II32 Walnut street, Philadelphia. r 59,43 i . . SCHUYLKILL NAVIGATION. Shipping WHARVES far ANTHRACITE COAL, A GREENWICH. Delaivare Myer, Philadelphia. Whikrf No. T.. LEWIS AIMENRIED & CO. ROMMEL, POTTS 4. CO. (205 Walnut Strart. Philadelphia: FFIOES:J. 110 Broadway, New York. Slate Street . ind Merchant's' Row, lkwtori REPPLIER & BRO. • N. K. cor. Walnut Jr Fourtb r nauta. OFFICES: ZS - Anne Skrmt. Ngw Ilercha nteastxkil3 trtiridenc4: DAVIS PEARgON &CO., . , NI.NERS AND l!HlPPtiti or :rot: CELEBRATED LOCUST MOCNTAIN WHITE ESN and ' I RED ' . .ASH COAL, i ~ •• . (N0.13s Waink Sin:et. Philadelphia. OFFICE: < No. pWittLim Street . X, ew York. (No. 11 Doane 'Street, thkston.: . WIIAIIF-4111EENWICll, DELANY Ala: AVENUE. DAM PLAILSON' t PRIV,. , ', GliffV.: MOT; ASLILAND caps. Yiucs . • x.e.Goot. Wharf ikr - CHAS. MILL R.& CO. ZINEIS AND, PRIM. or CV.t4. .WHITE: ASH, . From the PINE KNOT s and MT. LA FTA COLLIES Es: RED' -ASH, • ..From their PIICENt COLLIERIES. CANAL I.:ANDIN6S—GIII:ENWICIf AND SPRUCE STS prprCE No. iO5 ii.etnut §Arret, I"hilade4ph April 9,'59 . • • . ' 15-1 y CEO. S. PATTERSON & BROS., • . D VALENS AND SttlPPstpS-Ut Locust Sind broad 'Mounts n:While Ash . . COAL -. • AI MED ASIL from the Pearl, Auntaln and :Pal mer veto& AwFiour and Feed tik,e in exchange for EDW. D. PATTEESO • WM. Y. PATTE.R.: . • Offlce li t norckonue. Railroad s et, Ptarn7k. Pn. OPAL A. PATTER:. • •. • brjdpe l ort, ityntsprairy among, Th. July Y3.:50 • • 3.3.1 y TRANSPORUTION. PtfCAD'A 1!L READING RAILROAD. iftS.6-61/19-4a-/ FIOE. 4.11 the Plitiada.S; H. H. Co:. lliffadelphid-Jmor M The '.rates of Freight and Tolls on Ooal transported by t bis aapaay, wilt be as folloas.frorn,lst July, lb;sa, un til fa ri ber notino : nr. St:4.mm Dames to rertl romedivoc bat lion of thew oar A acatkicit iL abto fall de : So Richmond. _ . 1 50' . 1 45 ' 1 :5 " PhiMdelphia, . I :.0' 1 iii 1 as. 4, Inclined Plane, 150 : 1 45. Irz .• li lett* lir n . .1 50; 1 45! 1 15 " tiernmntoarn R. R.,, 150 ' 1 45 , 1 15 " Tails of Setinylkill, 110, . 145 f ; 1 15 " Manayunk. , r 150 1 4,5 ; 111 " SPrinit Mills, 1• It 136 '.l 30 '1 20 K .• C sN ialtebocken and' Plyi m. tint Railroad. .1 • E 1 ."Zabo's and ; Vutte and • . . . .. :•11f , 11 . • i ' 1 ' i 1 , ' ..otristawit o r Biidgepon. I " Port Kennedy,' ....._, . I ) ' ••.Caller lotre. ' . • I 0 . " Plurnixtille. i , .. 1 0 •.. Rover's Ford, . ' 1 1 0 - i " l'oitrtoOrrt• ' 11. 10 ~ ‘• Devir•earrillej , . 1 40 ' .. Ilird.r, ' ro" . , Cl i.' .Iteidir.t., ' ' I ,90 ! ••• Ptet; ,, ,n itesilna• ; 'and , • _,:. .1-b.r. - cil , e. • OS. PO i SO 1. SO ••• Nl . .hrer `)e 1451 00; (S 0 . ~50 ‘• Ilarr.`.ui..t. ; 116, - r) I ; I50"i . 150I 50 ." Or.i:4l‘arr., . 94, WI: ''' ' r 'Pt •• , rrtor - I«rs with nthpr Pernand 1.,t aid there is rOtt!.- . :ants. I 15-t&I ICAL SALT eslOnly. idical Salt -ALL! 7 es Orly. • f‘r an ntf.. ! be alai, and 3C- , i , rior ofthe II I•rd citlebrnatret.• June 11. "VI 23 1. . P. 11. AI col LTI E.. Er. Pee y ICYS, 12 , 11.1.111T0 , MT. when:ter in I r sCHUYLKILL NAVIGATION CO; :(Itlice of thi2 Scituvlkill Navigat:on levA r iany,Junt:ll. 11 1 .%9 and Aft,tr Ju1y1,1450, chtrgr for tbe , u4. rt Cars an tilur Tnll on Antbradte 0,14 tht• Nay 101E3andthelvalter - ..0 e , :ntinur. unlit ftlftb.r•rtMee: . —lts pcttu -6 u‘A9, ,, s. Itcas of A lAid.sma:Aryi Ur all • irL is theLsoie )!..i.!! -The epiAl i p< i I.N. 1111, LAY hid Irate:. to i idr llead Iwo pa and; To Pbils4e4phia, 31.1•14y0ck, ,Spring TAntsherborkeri, l'lvraoulh Aim, • IRAkireport, • Nkrth.titirts, Pnrl ai.rntedy,' 1 - .2111..‘ Pare. :IPArtita't P.m: 'rntraidetine, P l +44thvillo, Roger. Ftirst. - Pairs:own Lattiding. Vr.V.33. . 1. Alt torm..-c.. Ilariburz.. • orwh" , ..tmrt Latadinc ------ iEW NI F.ll. rr • • etaiect te de.- 12 , ta.mlu...; frutt .I.trorri,,,g. Pe. on.y. Druzrjr.t , e. tic Salt. out:,fog;l. ipl eti prie r. g ,Nkocli,l irks....._-_—_,..— . s rbsr:6 6 ail isr, r* 1i.6 . 0 * =4O lb, Los Sve per isr6lar.; . esellt . alias .s6rs. for ...los, as st-usl. iirtsl Ito rbargo.temi frop.a, R. A a,,,,,,. thin i rconty-ri., (*aim 16 ,, r Wu 6111 is Made rat auy dis. ... d v i a..., lance. By onki 6: the 3.:stuseris. I"' F. FA %Tare. pnviif.wt. ' , 'EAV '3IE D- :,.. -PI4ILAWA. &ReADlple RAILROAD. file ! by C. W If.i , ; ' r!"..: f in __. ..... almmmmegi lin Nes Ililm: I ilt , - ~. b., 1 , 1 u. sint , i • t r,Art.,, oti Pit Mt: fIT. tgli Nualcitamotzt.:. ;. k. ..l7,Pb b y r s Pt it: I if IN titl . .iirl'k:lt 3IAIC It Ist, ws, sat' I* re 24 .: i IL . " ailtiltarthet motite t the folLowityg Rattsca..ALlribt P"' *.--rl i qh ' a 44 will bit eliirp , l pe:t luii pouutts: [ eau to try the - • • 6-1 r • 1 E I . • 1 : • _..1.-" 1 i , , 4 . .14CLIS Or r*sicirt, tee to their, ;,' ~. : Dry , •.ermfircriorteei. ancelts-Cirpet- : 0 ill ' abd icia 3 t7, a' In a m C; pars. Frvb 3•14 t. ri.u, mob. at 7 .*T. ,.,%. i .5 ..,, 5t ,,,, , ,, ,, , l• an th t e it4 ; 1 "L .tialsl l 7::ria. o or.acv . t i tica.ll p I don", IL L iiin:‘,.'nrirdwarta 1114414 IT , AiInit•TOAN, ) .2: I‘4 ::‘ " r I torAt her.NAtitintl7:.o)gerlo4o3.-,Ser4l4, I. . . a a Sr o. rtiaa ra.! na ,C , Atma.Colree.Grsia.tir ipt,Lna.1.310 , 4 . '''''''' !b0 f , 34..:13k.i la.iciat,NallN. Splier•A. Moe, $.411, runt- }. 11 i.: aa, , aa. t. •,a;al - - • , sictaL.Barse. Whisky, lie••• _._ ~ ) :, 1 "`" a • i ' i Brallas. Vim Dail.. Gnats . Mantra. Arrtiiin4,.. 'i Pi:dialed Tit. &It ,Scrap irve,..2lnober ' .. -, b, k,,,,, 5 , I , 1/ 7 1 1 1 4 t.: %al Lumber, 44".... . - . . ...: f,',111-... • *., .F.... s trii.u .s. ! . tri-la-F. eats, 'Cad WOoda Clay, Gracel,ll & . a iv ' i lev ism Om Limeatudoo...Sfatirrro, Pi: . , .., ' . ' - • RECK. , ' . . • • • - 'E! 1.,,, rains. , ~,,.roThaTfastirs..Sl:ste, Valid Liqua s,.' tir, , ,, I. , .. . ..._ • . i r m'af • Per barrel I •'• 2 • .111 ii4.l- . • 3Lucb , .. 1. ... , ¢ i. . 1 ., ' .2'4* , . ~ . • . - , ~ - - -- --- -f --- ZNkr , '; ,, nt':.;-ii- - -i:.' - .c . ., - .'-.'.. ,,-,7 ' . .,. , ,: , ;,, ,,, ' ,:-..,:-:,-...,; . . .-2 , ,- - -. --:-• ~- - -.-- z - --I.' '' ''''''' ' , , 1 . ---- . -- ‘E--•• - - - ... ---- i — rt.': - -,-- t , . - • , ..„_,- ,:_.., 4 .-,...:; t .;,. : ,f eR , . ~, -..,3... ) 1„,....,..,„„.,-,..„ ..,.,,,,„-,..„.1- ; , ! :. - -- . ..-v...r.,,,, 4 - ''....-{ , !" - 0' ,4 - kt, -, „ " ' ' ' . ',-''P , , /JAty ,- i? .. ,' . ~ , ,---- ... -.GENERAL A.I:) -- . , ... . . _ TT Vl _, - 4 ..... , :- ._ ,—. yERTIBE, • • , . _ WILL BEACH 1011 VI ?mug THE Bog OP g TART% Alii) BRING OUT tIOII fag - C4llllllB Or ILOVETAbiIhIIKTALS 111711 ca 11111.111iTE STIUSIGTH IrO OVA . giligt(ggt) gggiscg -LL NATE= yg Or s,. es ix, p&p:mfrs.—Dr. Jrilies. . , . 'ED EVERY SA.TUR MORNING. BY BENJAMIN -.BANNAN f POTTSVILLE,' SCHUYLKILL COUNTY li I)IINNSYiLV, =~b~ . -._ Whs.trt No. 2. ; 01 sk,ll 3.5 130 120 • 1.2-5 I'ls 30. I25,115;1 120 1 10.; 1 25 1 f5).1 10 ! 1 15 1 , 1 10 1 15.., 110 - -90 15 . 1 la 10+0 1 151 1 10 100 !I 11 05 ,951 , 60 I • - .7. - "... , sj a, =" cif', vs, ,cts- T 5 74 ;72 75: 74 1"2 GO ISO ; SO ! 57 Ea 1591 Si 1 SW 1 1 I , GO 57 !SO • 'issim42 e 5 -r o?4in i c—o fv!,0,47 4 40 SO ,r 40. 45:14i42137 i45;44142'iM 45 42 42 340.1ei , 5 1 4 ,41414i=f4t • :3SPZ7 3.3;41 .15,3735:31 :114 , 34Mi'a ...41 , 'L1i.271 • 4.° 7.••• ' C 0 AL. LEWp ApPENRIED& CO. OFFICES 203 Walnuts Wee:, PItIF,aDELPIUA. llu Broadway, SEW 'NAN: St{ State street, Balm inolesole Dealers in the best rerictier. J DOMESTIC COALS—Sic Dolt (*opa l* of pm:at:jog Env? 150.000 terta,a yror, of atletro-' Lai Dtanoset, (Red Arlo.) owl Duca HIATA,( 040e..441.) ALSO. . • Evelnelve Agi.euts for tbe ea)* of the purely geninine Lo cust Mountain Coil. from the Locust Dale Colliery of Gun. C. ll'arre A 00.. allot which will be shipped direct to New York, via Noel: . or coastwise, Oa Greenwich Piers, (below Nary' ard,Thlladpiphls.) • -ALSO, At Philadelphia; from Pier ;94.11' Portjticli mond. The choicest pillities .or LIED and (hi% ASII COALS trout Cohnty. selected 'with special care,fand shipped adder ope personal' stapesiotettdettee. . 4 At Blizallithport, N. J. LKQIGII SPRING gouNTAIN and COUNCIL TLIDGE COALS. From Baltimore. Md.' The catches - fed lIAMPSIItIeti BITUMINOUS CQAL. • At arsettity, B. J. • • (rid Le gh anti Norris Climes.) The very soperioatWll.KESll.l.ttlit.: COAL, from the Baltimore Vein, tai. n from the •• And Jaded improve ment and, Coal eeimpanv's Estate," near Wilkesbarrit a!so. the.COL'Nett. 1111M.£. COAL; both of which, for steam purpreqs and 'for family use. are unsurposard. . bebt certificates to our mikes, from parties who base used and fully tested these. Coal.. and pronounce them the BEST 'ANTHRACITE efelfif for steam in useJpro. during. DO fl I oker. leen ashes and grater blase. than atry rither,kinds, now before the public. ! • May 15, 'SS, „ Franklin . ,B. Gowen , • ' Miller amt Shipper or WRITE ASII Cilia. from the hart mid West Mount LAE* Collierle---31.01311)T II SLELACK ,REATII V Elt l 4,, Ormrt—Cent re streCt. opposite Epischpal Church. Pottsville, April It), 'AS : • lb-Ir PATENT - COAL. TEN. SAA,C SELTZER, Agent ror tlie.cel •braira *Aland Ceat. wined bf Bancroft.- Lewis k Co. has removed bps office to n Cedar Street, baste's Broadway and Nasaau street. Neer York. lias 'also tb# azeuey l'•,r the Iralel4 Focht's ,Patent Coal' Totw arid 13.Wke. All dealers in Coal sill end it to their interest to call and rev this new article for say log labor. • des Tvrk. Jolf f.t„ ' tC.ftnt HOTELS. POTTSVILLE HOUSE, JOHN F. KSTIFICR, Proprietor, C.atri strert. POTTSVILLE. Pa. • tß'Gcnd Staffing p — id November O. . . "WHITE • ORSE HOTEL." corner of assfre and ittliaatoriffn s. Theltrule. Joieph N. Peltier, Proprietor. Entertaintnenttanditeeomatadations of the. best kind. sod every attention rill be. paid by the boil and Ma at- re . „:" .tendant•to main guests and travell• r a . erseatnfortabli. .Atiattet 'M 1 34 1 "al 130 1 33 1 30 1 all 1 al 1 20 PAINTING, &C ' JAMES FIELD, _Bonet, Sign and Freers• Painter. IMITATOR ' OF WOODS AN ) 10 I I MARBLES_ - .• • ld • Glazier, Paper Hanger and Genera Denorator. 10 air CAN TatE mum; swamis appasik tke American 10 linos% Pet.itik. • 00. 1 ' !April 2. WI I.lk•riu 7 '441 i Window Shades—Gold Border& Do L to I • 6 and '7. Feet Long. 93 I , ' SPLENDID ASSORTMENT ! NEW PATEN'r FIXTURES! At Nearly Ralf City Retail Priers. • Cathe had st ._ B. BANS AN'S raper And Booksthre, Pottbsine. airOill and se e Own. NEW STYLES' - % A . R . --:- , -_- -- ....a. Paper • Hlillgll4B, •.... • Deo6rittions. tic. • Oiled Window naiades, -IPtntureapilte. IMUDEYSBOWENi„ -. Painters and Paper lkionwers, (* . Jen , Strut. rbttscidt...2 doors Wort Aurrama /Mitt MAreb .tti,'„l9 . : -• , - REEMCED PRIOSS. • •• •- • avort..l.l. ae.aarocsr v • oar). rrIE. subscriber. has a arge 'lot of , , Teri choice Patterns of • ' . • • il a i Papa,. *makable fee •Italis, . . ..- -- --- Parlors. Drain: Rom! , C 1132- ' ilitle, hers and Pu l tdic B uildings, is kirh is •-„ . . .......,-- ....• he will reit at ;ready reduced - I, a . ' ''''.• pricer. The Stock embraces the • • ' . - ' ...- West and most attrebbed Patterns, Papas eu titbit, as ..3 brats a rierr.. • 4 New is the time for Dural as, for P per numisgsaad, Beets at RANNAPPS (Awry. Tnet‘is ) r tied Aden *sr ad D.* Mem /fir PAP ER HANGERS SUIT • Er TIIWTitIII4P. devil l.'s." ' BUSINESS CARDS. AT IL L. DODSON, 'Den-Allll — IM u. tbd., Market Streot. gime , dnorsAillanlP smith siie.. tivairralie..Jaa. lA. WI 4-ly IW. SHEAFFER. I PottsiiIIe, Pa., .iati a . Ohio holosylirsaia•Stite Gocilailralf.army, espkwes biota. Minas. te. Itletaber 13,14 , 41-ti HENRY PLEASAN Ts; . Virji and siinitir i tionc.r.rtirrsTau.s. • Ornes—OelOrestreet,vrAidthOpetarears Warket sad Norwegiin ' [August .3, `ST 334ak ttiiStiiCiAliTtß, Cirit and Min -1„., r.„4 - i„.„.i.„,r,,,ec_'eill sttewl to tamers of •,..teteas-towsplas. to DSc* 811ter Tome*, Pott.,ilhn, N. 1. . [March 19, WI l:7 - * I. A GENCY—For the Porehasennd Sale et Reel &W e; beyttig and sellisi Coal; ta king champ et Coal Lead*, Mars, de... sad eoillidOst route.. Oak* Stehaatenoto Street, rettiffilk• .I. f &Veil g,':o3 ti-j CHAS- X. MIL. GbRGE Bi t FISLER. Meehanictal Eagle. 'mg 91-aughteamkeltends le the ode sod perchewei enthitieri, sad to lb* reboildiag sad Poi *iv 9.9 ( 4, 44 etstiiixety.. r.,,,rip - 13,.. March s.':;! 4 041. ' GEOil.. ttig - li. -- .81‘11111, 44 & °- % Xining; alligineer ' ~ ~,.. . • CellieWy.Wiiiritro ‘POTTFrILLIS. AZ INNA. - 11.milwpr lA. Wi :, • GO- • iumetikain; Civil and' Mining t j..E rgittos.s 444l =atr=r eit iatin T:rs,Lots, aOa Allather badmen 14 the Lta l l: bieprolismetaa. Leth-raddrzss, nonfat. Spring P., 0., Schayllill amply, ra. SATURDAY MORNING, AUCUST 13, 1859. elphiae-r-Plers for the Shipment of Mak SPRING MOUNTAIN , COAL . , . . New Concern. - 1, 1 . T IIE undersigned, having leased the Spring Mountain Miner, . - AT SEANSV HAIL PA.. Hitherto worked by Wm. Mlts Es k . C.).. are now prerared to supply tbis justly eelebratedi LEHIGH COAL, and respectfully invite Orders.' 'c.f. naNnor.vir. THEM r.i: A N DOLPH. - CHARLES HAMPSHIRE. Applications to be addressed to 0 Randolph &Co., _ . 111 Broadwiy. New York. Room 'a; ' 'IS ttalout street, Phil'adelphisi Easton. Penn - a : ~ Trenton, Sew Jrney. Amp: TO Ja . niary 1.'39 CAIN, HACKER & COOK, 11T3ftlft AND RIIIMIS PI XillacslmiXaatki.C: l 424ml. Also, dealers irt other ftrpt qualitier• of White and Red Ash Coals. 2V9. 136 Walnut strtet,"4latfe/pAia, and Woodland . Wharves, StyLliti. TROVAS CAE/. ' OMS Just M.Cooi Februaryot..s . 9 , Ply I. F. VOORHIES, warm yen stiterrk or rift ertiotasap Lewis Vein Red Ash Coal. From the ` - NEW DUNCAN WiLL:EBY." :He mines no other Cosi—which sainints iltrity. Saltiargo sales by JOHN SllAY.l49ent Yoe 1. Y. TOORUIES. n. Pins stn.set. New York. Pottsville.. Marsh 12.'59 pone 5. 'LS ^.1:7,1y . ) 11- CONNER & PATTERSON, 111,1iES V(D Ortirrzcs 'OF TUC CELKIIILIMSD Locust Mountain Coal. J. J. CONN KR. , J. S. PATTERSON, • Ashlind. Schuylkill County, Pa. rs ZI-ly JONES & COLE, *. TAMAQUA WHITE ASH COAL. From the Reevesdale and Rockville Collieries. APVIOE—No. 320 Walnut street. Philadelphia. Coal forwarded from Port Clinton- by *Reading Railroad, or in'lloats by Schuylkill CaukL , 119-21 PERSONS WISHING TO ESTAB LISH matitifietoriee ins new and thriving Sam where badness iv good. See advertlevment Of the llamtnenton Settlement. REAL _~. ' WESTERN LAICDS: XI? It; UN ERSIGN Ell, - Agent for Carbon. etterne. Columbia . !Odi:ca. ber and Dauphin . counties. offers for *ale, IA Td in Taride City. Snits enmity. loan. Alto, land in Illinois and Iliesouri, for testi, or on girlie. For nuttier Intorma lion elite and enclose Ticertate stamp. to ROB r. romrwc, Agt. Mittens - 11* ffetnyTkill en., Jan. 224 'l4l " 441 A RARE CHANCE • For Profitable Investment of the moat 'Valuable} Property in the Borough-of POttrvills. fil l :HE. subscribers' offer the following • Valuable Property at Private sale:' 0.1. The WHITE, 11014111 Dow occupied by doszeu il. Flags. This well kaolin" property contrilos i In (root .10 key I Inch on Centro street, and In eitzt - dept along 31abantango 9S feet 11 inches. with an ettensitte tavern yard. The Improvements on this pmpr ij consist of an extensite tirtsatory trowel timern boost. with extemtive bark belittling& ' .Atao. Two three story brick buildings—a portion of Giese bdildings are now sped for the hotel, and a pop! lion recopied by the Pottsville Gas Co-.and the Sehoyi-! kill Fire and Marina ; Insurance Co. cane first story,the second and third 'dories are oteupied ss I dwelling. Aton e A large and mmesodions !totes stable fronting; on &.ennd ghee,with brick carriage hems and sive *beds. This property Is.° well known that a too partkular &veil foie° is deemed antneerraary; say pr n wisbieg nreeliallinfortnatioo cell on Or subscribers,: :in. .2. All that weld known harem scan awed on Centre street known as the NONTIIIT • Eft.li 111./TEL.,',. ; and kept t Y many rears by DANIEL liar • This ralaabk progiryty will be sold with the adjoining • poverty—the, two containing in front ori Centro street 6 t feet 6 teams. and extending westwardly 'aline a . Z 1 feet wide alley 1010 feet to Peened street. and northward- : ly along deco: dent tDi beet inehes.w lib the improve tweeds consisting of a twoetory frame. tavern setrt hon with a large and eoenntediorur three-story brkk building ;thereto attrehed. Thls hos bleu erected within a few - yeans, and the whole sr. raogement is enotplete. Tbeeltatobensdintivemom and cooking department. it is believed, nil compare with any 'blond in the County. • Mae. 4 large and ccuamodintui two4l i Melt stable, with esienairo Yard rootr. •' • •• • nun, A tams three story stone and brick bonding fronting on Centre stmt., with a store on first door and dwelling on the second and third rt. odes. , this pmerty,.l.ll leasisess stand, cannot be man N o. That r Ad 1,0 well knOwn bosiness stand eitna• fed or Omare atresi and tor many year* occupied by Loul. . and others-as aII 011 if tend feed 114011 P., This vaisabla property adjoins (tried i larch's lion •store r.n the north and James Sillytnan on the south;. t7e t t i rletZr f anitt" at it: it $1 w'idtllS'ettt .4 crane/ way fry Centre etteert *brooch ihn raked alley i non wad kw the hotel and adjoining pospertles. The DaildinFs on the Property modal Ada pad sod.' sntodarstial two shg stone hulk:Una [arty feet deep. t be sad story orrapied es a store. and the snood *OCT at a aro Hoven conveniently SW/sited and in goad order. To this is attached a largo tahrstory tilintastare boons! will:ea ;visite grans:tit ins staring grain. ,Tbiaterwart form its location far boodoeits: is well !, worth (hesitant ion or "persons desirous of going into; the Gouraud teedatosillon. if tits property is tot ante betwit the 1511 t day or'' ?lamb It will be for sent Poserodon win tto g Den aa the er,st of April nest No. 4. Fire lOU of inatood oa Naha:dangle duet. es- ' 'tending note the brick building in the seer- of Hole; slat }tai-S stitet. to . tbe throe story brick U111411'7. on' the soothe.** corner of lashantaargtand Soreed'strrets.; This property to too well known to regal* e any me. raps• Neer. 1 and - 5. arrijoinina . three story . Wei., ballast. costal/Aar, in twat on naturetairw street. U: tort. and in depth '4O . rode with tram. a. stet honer. crimpled byllawar lisonForatua- No. a. erataining la, front as 31.thantialgo . greet, 21', Lat. and in depth 40 teat. with frame otlice, oasopiad by ' Kar. t Bice: y N0e..1 and 1. eettainior In front on kaltantae-o St., trot. It inches. and in depth 40 sect. with din ets.rer.ocrapit' dby JAMS Sam s . ESI4, F. Pastatutu. Stefan.., . This property for the enaction of nines or plane: buildings. esdnot' eserlied try any other property in the horowea. f Th. ter.tota win he. aoll . aLitgly or all to tether to suit perritasers. , ThWarsitabipe dwe . 7lset 'sir/tatted ea the loath rest corner of liska strop and Second stoats: for coin- , bet and eusaventriter an a CV6I/210111406.0/ dwer 'lltitsg; it has . few eiperime in the linanegh. ThisPrttoly contains di feet, 6 intik." front oe I=gc. Janet. to the UMW of deasead„ Item* slow attest. 9/ teed. d Inches to Uetel stable, thennel ewtorardli along wad stable, 13 fel . inotais, 114ato nrallowardly at that width same Wert Yank*: fret. 61 inane to the Mae/ itta fatt lat,a This larrte a burgs ; yard Witte dwelling no 'Mirky - ant Is erected aeonra allot brick stable, with entrance fetus Sperall street. - For tartber infortnalion se in des f ripa aid coinlV ikon et at le, snl o t* • • er . Arll4, rettitirk. Mach 5, '53. Randolphs & Rainpshire, Jean P y TATS SALES. TRAVELING. . .to take Tasertegenrby Steamers to seed - • * 6 fawn Farms In the end and second. clasa and a t steerage at thi lowest rites. A Steamer talk hoax New, York tor Liverpool en the 26th inst. That Clap Par erasers, ,476--Third Claes. PO, found In. Previa:as,— Pateengere also brought out by steamer*. Apply to M. BAY NAlt," , . , . r' Nita also sells drafts on Europe la roam of LI and Xpwardi. - March 11.'69 11 . -rar:- • PHILA : DELPHIA: Ar; '/MINPREHRADIING ItAiLitoAlr 0..04. doe, 227 tenth TUORYR street. • ! . . . - PHILO 11.1411. A. April 16111.-1669. BLS-RV:NW:a TRLINS NOR HARRISBURG On and attar Monday,leth instint. TWO Pssienuei Trains will b. tun DAILY (Sundays excepted) to tier, elsbarg sis Seeding and intermediate points. • • . 1110111titiO - LIYR _ Leases the Depot, at Broad and Vino attests, at ;ZI A. X. Arriving at nandsteane at 12. W. Scan. • _ , ArTlittNOON . • . • Leiates tbe Depot. at Broad and Vine straits, at 3.Z0 Arriving to Marritburg at kW P.M. Pare to Ilorrisburg, in doss, ' , $l2 . clan,' • • - 2TO By order Of tie Board. W. o.)gelLtigliiti Jilt; April 30,'1 2. 1840144 - - Seaitary. AUSTRAkIA PIONEER IJNE. Established in lux. awning the tu. isdislis. s..iting Poidarets oft the Day Adverti.. f6IIHE. Beautiful new AI Pip ier ship , ELIZA AND MATILDA," 1000 ni borttwa; Nano Emu., Master, now rapM am. r awr. log at Pier, No. /I, NectA Alcor. mod. haring two-Weds of her rasarity engaged, will bay* iwatedistejkspateh for Aleibmsrtos. She Ass magnificent Male Rain arrow. noodstlons for &goad Cabin Fawn:sirs, all on peek Rates of Passage. _ First Cabin eatoon.S.:oo; &wood Cabin. .$lOO. Children in arms,- free; one two you) and under t arctic. Miliaria Yet Freida or.Pgusege, apply on basrdor to U. W. CAMERON, 6 Bowling Gown, New\ Irofk• Slgtit Bills for sale. sod rash ideal:less goads orison.; Moments. _ : • Consignee. in Australia: Maws. Wilkinson, Bins. t Co. • Jtily 16, '59 Pune 'Att '2',l-13.1 20- • • Only Direct Lino for Ireland!. STEAM 'to all PAPTS'of CriEAT: attrims and IRP.LAND, - a gir g a irier-1130f The powerful iron Sfesinships, CITY OP BALTIMORE, CITT OY %.1123UINGTOS,' crnr OF SI ANCIIESTEIL KANGAROO,' aall from New York fnr CORK mot Mom* to LIP IgftrOuL. lia-SevriAncrotate Bardsrday.-§Ol. Passage ham New. York: • . Cabin, $75 Third - - - pi! Passage from Liverpool and °elk* Cabin, Vte ThlrdClass, . - - Bil-Pankangars forwarded to Havre. Antwerp, Bracken and !Isenberg, Rkr pra In Cabin, PS Third Clan. To EMUS (in 2d Loom from Livorpool,)Crobln,ioo;* Third Clare. Fn. The above Steamshipenre born of iron. in witeit I Olt enknpartanan he carry each an oxpericured Soriano, and every orquirl.e for Ilse Immcdtate extinction of Me llor Pasaa^e apply to R. J. Matta t C0..177 Broadway, N. Y • John Dale, 15 Broadway, N. Y 4 to R. EDW ARDS, Pottsville; A. 11. RICil ARK, 111Inemille • EC. 8.-4'sni. - engers by this Line avoid the risk and de lay of calling at Jialitax, and R. Johns, as the steamers proreed dirertqa-Cork. [Apilll6.3p. 16. LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. Summer Arrangements of Yassenger , lr ns. ar IN antl:at ter MON PAY: MAY 16th, 1 I cLst. ttfq raesenger Tialne on 'the Lehigh Valley Railroad Couitaby will run at the fulloalos h.aus: , Daiwa Trains. ~ Imre i il4.o. Erprest.' - Arms.; Monet. Chunk' sq. 6 .0 A.M., lz.M.) P. 111.. 12.35 P. 51 Blatlngton t _4Ol . . I.CII " 1.29 White:Hall 7.12 " 1.33 " 225 " Catlo..ouqua 7217 ." 1.45 " 2.52 '“ Allentown 7.401 .' 116 " 3.15 . Bethlehem 7.58 " 2:11 .' 340 " Preemambur; 8.07 . . 2.20 . 3.57 " Arrive" at Llo= 8.30 " • 2.43 "-- ' 4.41 " - •, Up Trains. Loam. is ow. Mail. Expecte. Easton 'at 6.00 A". 3.1.., 11.45TA'. IL 3:35 P.M, Freemantivarg 6.40 " 12 09 ' • 3.57 ." Bethlehem 7.00 " • 32 19 " ' 408 " Allentown, 740 " ' (2.34 .. - 4.20 - " Catexannita (,• 8.07 " 12.48 '"t .. 4.35 " White Ball 946 •" . 1.00 ".1 •'', 4.52 " 9131.Ington 9.04 " 1.:0 .". 5213 " Arr. Ileueh Chunklo.oo . '.AS“ 2' 6.10 ” DOWN TRAINS WITH THEIR CON . r.erroNs. The COO A. Si. Mall Train will ran in eon teetion with the CatatriSS3. Williamsport and Erie traltr from Elmira, Williamtlott. Danedle and Rupert. and will connect at 1 Allantmen.with the East Pena train for Reading, liar- risburg and.Pottcvine: al - Bethlehem with the North Penn. train fir Philadelphia; at Easton with the Cen trist of New Jersey train for New Thrk, and 'at Philips• bur. with the Bel. DeUtraln for heividere. This train will also enable passeneris to go to the Water Gap, Fcrant.m and Heat Bend, either by the Stipa. or the Central of IV. Jerre , " Frain. . The 12:7) P. 11. Express train will re i n In enneeeflort with the Reamer Meadow train from Wllkasharre, White Haven. Ilazttton and Weatherly. and /with ,the East Penn. train from Ilarri.burg, IN Until!, and Reeding, and will connect with the North PenttL train for Phila delphia. with the Central of New Jerad train for New York, and with the Rel. Del. train for Lansbertitae, Trenton and Philadelphia. t +" UP TRAINS WITH THEIR CONNUCTIONIi. The 6.00 A. M. Accommodation train 4111 lonmeet with the East Penn. train for Reading, Pottsville and Llaskhe burg. The 11.43 A. M. Mail train will run in en j oneetion with the lte , i. th-1 vain from Philadelphia. Trenton and Lam bertville. Ilth tb e Cent rel c f Kale Jersey train from New York...ph - 4 e North Penn train from Philadelphia, if and will co nect with the Deaver Meadow train for Weatherly.,. arleton. White Haven and WUkesbarre. The 323 p. 31. Express train will ran in connection .with the Ottani of New Jersey train horn New York, and 'kill connect with .the East Peon. train for Reading, Pottsville Bed Harrisburg, and with the Catawissa, W. and E. train foe Rupert, Danville, Williamsport aid Ei. mire. ' ' ' . =IE=M PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R. I 'Ssiiiimr Arrangements April IE4 1539. il— -: • 4 , - , DOWN PA 85 ENG Et TIIIINEL - • ' ~ I Leave Pottsville. daily- (earept Sun plat 11.30 A.M., and 3.30 P, It.—Pamine Reading at 10.10 A. 5- and 5.06 1 P. )I.'• Arriving in Philadelphia at !In Boun,and si 7.40 P.ll. I ' ILi P pAsstsara TRAINS. , Leave Philadelphia, daily, (ezeepdßandiya) at 7 30 A. M.., and 3-W P. M.—Passing Drafting at A.M., and 6.P5 P. M. Arriving In Pottsville at 1303 noon; and at 7.50 P. al.. - . 1 • 1 Wei gpind Down Passenger Trains eonneei at Port Clinton with Trains to and from Tamaqua. Cassis:M. Williamapcirt and Elmira. lirwoing Paasenger, Trains meg 1,71112eCt at Pot Clinton for Wilitesbarrr, Senators acid Pittston. • Passengers leasing Williamsport fiy the Catawlags Esitioad Night Line at 10.10 P. M., fronted with a Pas smear Train !analog Pnrt Clinton at 420 6.1111, artlse at Rending itt4.3o. breakfast, and prnooed direct to Phil. adalphia , by time6A.JS. Reading; Atnommodatloa LEBANON VALLEY BRANCH. • Pawenavr Sala learrs Reading at HUM A. M.. after arrival of Cu and Dena Warning Passenger Trains Imam ihiladelphja arid Pottsville. Arriving at Harrisburg at 12.40 noon.'avaranneeting with Pawenger ft-aim:on the Northern Central. •-paosylvanla" and "Cumberland Valley^ .li:inn:ads. for Sunbury. Williamsport. Elmira, Pittrbvtr-. Lanastar. ttaltlmore and Chamberabwrg. Wettmanl. leaves Harrisburg at Y.ls P. )t.. after arri val of MILLS froollboTe pnintw Arrjvlag at Rendiqr at 500 P. M.:. and eonneetivm with Ur and Down Trails for Pnttaville and Phltidelptda the same arening. No rains - nisi as &ado*. , - . Parenooonetween Penns Baud Plilladelpbb.o 75 and 51 25; Reading and Pbiladelplbia,sl 75 and $1 45; Itarel,bortatid Philadelphia. g > and ft 70; Lebanon add Philadelphia, v.: 60 and 52 10. Raiding and liar risburg, t?./ and $1 30: Handing and Pottsville, $1 05 and sp Readins and Lebanon. Pia and '7O cents; Pottarille and livnisban. 52 . 56 and 52 15; Pottsville and Lelatßoi. Si t•S sod sd. Tbroisztt No. 1 Tiebeta—Naiseiik. to Ealtitnoie.ss 00 Pottsville to Gtvvy Ann. St 50: 'Heading to Raltillmo, St: U*3411140' o Laurin' rt. 25'. be poundsof itagrage olloord eeieb Pantencer. The Seemul Thin , Can run with ate the above Regent' Pay.enzad Trains. • WirMqrningTrain Down and .tßensnonTrabaUs,enly, run QU Sandni. ' • Three,ltt First Chou Tickets. at reduced rates, to Ifilisg t an Mx, Buffalo, Detroit. Mimeo. andall the principal prints In Ike West. North Wert. aid the Can tdas: mitt Eadvaikt Tickets, at truer Estes, to ail the above placer, ran be bid no applinting to the Slat lei' Arno. Tickers wilt be , purchased helmet the Testes start-. ill i tbee fares ebar,ted if paid in can. G ...t .1000LL3,Xeg. a Geo. Sept. ' Ht. Ipn SO, "r WIRE SCREENS. i WIRE cipAi. ANRALATE SC REENS. I OkiN 11. (late oand sue i easier to Emu it Uusixt..) would resfeetfutly tall the attention of persons eseptged ill the Coal easiness, to his namsfasibry •of Wing COAL AND SLATS SCREXIIR.COAL ItIDDLKS, WIRY. BROOME. An. de.. at the 41 establishment. 31inerstille. EchuyitinCo., Pa. Nosing been tamed in the basinete of Semen istak leg far upwards ditweire years.' flatter myself that I ten tarn oat *speed week as is done anywhem is the county. and musld mist to the quality of my mart in the past. as ssgessentse of what it will be in the Nom, pledging myself that I will spare no pains to Mate my west satisfactory to all who may give me a trbi." , • JOILI:l H. KURTZ. M ineratinie. July 'IL 'Sf TERLYik. FRICK. :i s. issogSena i tarors et wire Coal Nvo Li LD respectfully .call tore Ken non of pia , f.. • ... .._....,,,,,,---,- ~.._ ..e. 1 .7v • . fleshes. easaAtei la ----- -:, .. - - 4.:3„.-f- , . the *mitred& to their 71.: - -- - _ . 3. . C...iii. Brew' of the -, .'„ -.- , ~.,, vatiette elate. Th ew .. 1 ..' -.. . :: - . have hummed Cull- 1..... ,- ;,, '.: _ - ''.... . - -•- it les Str terming Out , ... 4- "p...." . i. ‘... ,__,_ -, f \ \ theheitet work vith .7-- '4- " Ir,;•- 4. , ../Wy. .11.:0 pevaptates eta die., _ - -- ' -..m..----e - - - ...... - .. ..4 pad"- listing . the. ==. ' A .0:77 .. ~,,,„;_:7; ' , - -,s moot experienced ~ ~ tan& la the State they eve gastaatee --.-- :=-=-....... --' _ ' ail wog* &me at their Factory. -. itypairiassealisamaitaabssetatiarty dew etas thesteat seta; Sete{ t lletts,llayelmis.retmreitY ti. gNskot s u p al. reasa,ar, Ale, always ea bawd , - AU *km directed tektite Om by mail erten at D. L. lletettes Hardware stem will twelve evaaltet an/00m Pan:THIN litirtlir 12.:5 004 4. Itt 5 I It- PERSONS WISHING TO CHANGE this tandem Ina midi! loneastaz essestry,a Itear neeriarmems. *Mrs beadress an gobs& Wysse list sli. mos Is ssilksa4 411.4Wi51. See advertisement ter tlel tianitnostra EntUrneent, meths: calm. - :octrq ; ..AY fliAl.llllk I *oilman easily waillsbre *gig 1 Meath a tender Mil, Au April "la of maw awl toms • - 1,1 4 logiag Thin west glints blew; awl, naming kuri I beer, tbo glad sines* run: I Shy views of say soul I throw; Wide epee to Lb' wan. No Boxer Ibrrird sad behind ' I look in liar* and tar; Bat, gra hiful,lake the red t *tie The best,et new and We. I 4LlPnalh no memo a don't bind, I TOllama weed and tam -.TM manna drivplaa frog OWE Rebukes my painful cara. by ASlts tolltpz oar; tl YLa anal Nought so /mainly / wok:mai at my door. . , r• .... , Th. Silva Spring soy Diver t: Amon' th e ripening corn, • . Nor freshness of the dement of y • .13kos through the Autumn mine; • • Tot Shall the blut4ea gentian tookl Through the hinged lids to Hear*, Amt the psis aster Is thubrook Shall are Its Imp &ell. j The 'monde shall - weer thdr robes al patio,' The south wind softly Alb, Am, sweet, aetm dap golden bus Melt down the ambit sky. . - Not lees shall timely dead and arded Rebuke an age oUvrtiog; • . • - The graved dawers.that inddlte the inert Make not the blade less tuong. Bat molting hands shall learn to bast, 5 To build as to destroy, Noe Ires my Imartfor others bpi - ' 'Puiti this mordimjci. ! 1 All lolled ?Mr. who vbiely buds • To give or to withhold. - • Ott knormlb more of all my needs • Theo all My prayers have tub!! Enodgb that blesalugs undeserved • liars merited my erring track— That wbecom'er my feet have 'aWery tits chastening turned me bock— • I ' That Wore nod more • Procildinno • Of larch andscstouct, Mating the stologs of I ink/ scud • *tonal good -4' • • That &Whi l tlow* but 'a rove s' MIT Which opinsinto Whereto to blinded child con dray Beyond the ffaitcceo That i • . • . . That care and trial POMO at last, Thniugh'Mamety's aurtead air, Like ninon ain-raugenoverpast, In4-pisdistance bin— rpip That all the jarring notes of Ilia i 8 em blending In a paten. ... dm' all th4anglat of tla etrige S:ow ro diug Into calm. And 1 , 0 tbo'ddatitirstall apArt, And ma qie nos - C.:lnds play ; - And nti ihr .i..dows of my bort 1. 1 open tont* —I Ali c,iit public sri POTTEITI4II -1 0 IIIILIC0SC The last Annual Report'or the Pa of the Borough ef.,Pitttssille has Pataphist form. Republish - belo tire of the Report of the Soperiatea r . .er with Soma other extracts from did eluding 'She Receipts and Espeadi best &b l oat year: Report .of the Supertateado Public, heltools, to. the B reetere: Porrtru.tt,4 To de Doaid of Directors of the disc , ae:cr7.=xax: In , duties as Sopiiinteadent, I herewit ' annual report the Public Schools ough of Putt:6.01.440i the year eadi 1859. ATTENDANCE. The attendance fir the , past y than fee any previous year, but still ber were very irregular in their eta Wimie In attomitnee, (not Nebulize, Average No. each moutb p , f . 'daily number. . number &Meng every day, Greater! number of tastes In any month &miles « • .-._ garage attendaisoloper cent, 1 83 4 lea the offipring of 'the free * cho rdo system. , . I g I • . " a . .* i • S 3 r 1 1 1 4 f:a. .. 1 2 .. , V' - Zr the absence of eatopalsory measurer, I world " ' kr 1854441 11 :. recommend the Directors to open a school in some It would seem that something further ought to central Port elf tho . touse for all •Pupils who may be d.me to secure more regular atteldence. but I i foriaittbsit stets in th e other schools , either 4 , 0 am at so loss to ' know what ' more Director, o i l account of coiduct or irregular attendance, and Teachers can do to secure it, than they; bays al- to select a good teacher fur dile school—ode of ready dine. . , . j „ eiperiree• sod skill in teaching and government. Sloth of! this irregularity is caoscd by truancy. It it, doubtless the case that wispy pupils play . Irregularity. from whatever cause, ,:is the greatnif truant on purpose to be suspended, and while ilia ,evil with which we base to contend}, ; necessary for the good of the otheepupils that the There are a large number of pupils who do not I titian* should be removed from the schools, that etteta School half of the time, rod !consequently, the others may trot be eamipteditt their evilatx. their progress is slow, and they bemires a soars • ellorile, yet este:lrk& does rot sera to ha mac of gniat trouble and annoyance to flrir teachers effect in - reforming tbe delinquenti. fla almost and to ibeif respective classes. ! ' eteryrichool there are a few pupils!, who, on me lt coats more to educate, or rather to inttruet, Count;of their bad , conduct set a very pernicious (without regard to progrese,) one pupil who is etamPle to this eehoolt end may he the to very irregular, than to *retract foor! who sire reg., he imeorrigibie; they take up the time of the War.. one hundred paddle might easily he select- I teacher, 'Who :oust be Continually stn the watch, id (tort our public ' schools , who,' solely on ac. flir they are watching every chancii to disturb the count of their irregular attendance,l require four- I, school. ondr . oftentine••• then Detested aid Pilo fold the time to remte that is reqUired by them c *abed . cause en imeitetnent in thi schools by the abeam regular;. they require fourths* as moth eiublooroness and resietiosee, which iii productive assistance from the teacher. and! conrequently of. greed iiiiorY to the school, and much time le thesegehr pupils are robbed of tinte which just- lost before the school can be restated torte's' and ly Wellies to them, and mud suffer on Recount of order. So far from being an additional expenre; the neglect, in moat eases, of par e s t o s a nd th e i r ! `!deb a school, ould be • savieg of impetus, and children regularly. ! most certainly IS wepideostribute tO &greeter reit- Could parents be made to toali the extent oft, eerily, **ore reoPetful condom; and to the ad the evil, its pernichme effects, both apes the' sr- I viorement of the pupils in all than echo**. ' It regular pupil aelLopon the *boot it Swells to 0 should be made the duty of .the leacher of that '.me that the eril would in a great assent he rem. school to use every effort to keep! the pupils in edied. Irregularity retards the rove* of the alma, mid to refer* them by kind batten' !resi t, ,piapil and of the school, leads to t et' and then, meat, end thee should not he olloired to "tarn t° to labehood to conceal it, and the 'pupil instead! • the other schools until there was a thorough far o( being well , educated, grows up In ig norance , ' ormation In th eir eroded'. If rich a school could and instead o f, becoming an ornament, too often net be sustained fur want of pupils, ft would be beeogsa aburden to society. i ! . • the strongest argument in its favor. fot I ale stirs As far as I can, learn it as the inniveisal eons- 1 soWe'ent number can be obtained to apes the Plaint in this country, where there f ro n o corn pui. school, if it were intended only for truant and sort' laws. / : ~ 1 1 i , "incorrigible" pipits. It is true the directs Is it, not strange, thil, while the people could-, haver tos power to compel the pupils to attend this er oor free sehtiols as the chief itzerteney, the! school, any more than they bare Ito attend the crowning glory of our free institut ions . sod but other "rebook. bat the great eensPloint among the l'erart t 4 our liberties , so man y are I , th u s neg li gen t parents is, that their children ant turned out of in pending their children to school l/ , -school to cur the mime*, and if d sueli a school It ie & f e et, st ra n ge an d p ara de j e ll i to it may wen established in 111 central position, 'many of appear, that there :are many pitt*nte wha would , the parents would take their ebildres to school , defend these reboots if assailed, even with she'll every day, ors least , no room 1 for complaint ' blued, yet take so little care in sending their own ' would be hat. - 1 children, that they derive -little or no t drantag• 1 , p armAg y sencooris. 1 front them. N„ only among the peen is this hi , ; Thai Primary schools ate the foot important. t et 3 P a • ur r for bets is laid-the foundation upon which the* ligence to he feud; it exists amo ng ell classes.—. „„.„,„,,...,1“,„ of i t.... 0 il i e o ue n t i oa mus t Indeed, some of our best exatopleit of regularity i AT mt . m i lthah 'i t ,,,,Yr - t - h - ou r ie r- h r t - a '- e d f eelin g , of p c ar i ont are found among the pear , which ithows that it is! el a ti on d ' I ' d* rk of he''schoo l not zwiessity, but indifference that; kirepo so m ay # away. I i ate acquired here. no . sabeeqeen toil eau folly . Parents thus wrong the public, wrong their MIDI right them. l . r kind of teacher for these Schools Oita for " • the Sec.:radar' 'salsa**. Flee rhen ram' he , I may Dot be irregular , Yet alt most! 'age' I"' e r fogad who will succeed well in se mita of a higher:! less from the irregularity - of other,. Admitting • ~..,A. .k..., ... ... be i sm .' h a that the parent has " the right to !injure bin owe . , , a Primary -„---• ...L. - I , -- „ 1 - itts far --- miuilleliee"impulenlit 1. t children, be certainly has children of his neighbor, so i l th rig ist t e to d ‘ res ig b fe y'a lbil oti '- i ll e a-v o -li Ts ma ea-cl im b i liTlH--- , y o-f- ee e.x tr tm , fle i e : " Th in e h e ilmi li se o ot t L aftl ett s h o u tha i n d sending regularly.- If there are a few very irreg. i be made as attracties as potaible ;I, the fereitareof War pupils to any rebool,dt is very difficult th o se-! the _mat epneoem e, style, w i t h - 4 0 4, 4 and fea ts core the regular attendance of oda*. i I_ • , •hi to h of the peril , !e t ii not asce,„ ID addition to these very irregetar p o pai on iny until •I • size i racy for toe to isforo as Dirst that our school of whom are so irregular in their huteedanee that! for h it *Old he far better for them si.til for the elm -, ,was ,eh, of „.„„ e gi rls e t a r eiAl inerab apologies mercy, if they were pet to werkohat they usightl that --. t the Peet= ought toknow Plum% w hen they send their Unlooses learn, at least, diligence and iedistry, which are i , to receive their dud hnpresaions about study and the most important lessons for tb. yiiag. Term * booms Woes to the past c e ntur y. They an its a great many children who !are ablest for; months at a time,, and many *lib never attend! . conveatent, unhealtfie, and poorly adapted to the school. i I ... 1 1 purpoem 'of initiate:lag : If they were prime* it Tail may ba ma ain all put , n r. the teene _ c 1 county poorobrosei, they ileitis be complained of. 4 ' 4 1 as noiseless.. It is to be hoped th at th e Diner* rpendirg their time in worse' thai idleness. Our' - •• meets have become schools erher6 recipient row-1 'wil l Ps"fe•L th eir siTargesit. iati, } .° a " ° build 6 dies site their ant lessons. I 1 4 , l OUP 'cleat horse - for the g irls, in place of those now occupied. I would recommend the Directors What eon be done to retriesti an Skil of .hi Ste yea to open one or two inagn i t oaq The m i n d s et , the mime •)" meat he! s i Choo/0 for pl4lllll between the prepre a i s a d opt such a mar* as miii miteedy l ages of eve and sit. The legal age is years, this groirig evil. 1 ! which I think is at least one year toe early ; bet • I ~ __, __,_ Every frotad of liberty and of man ought tot !lull". of It " killidl proper I l . rin establiabi4 raise, hie et:* against it, and thrprers • ' 14, 1 with the right hind 0 teachers . tt *mild perhaps oug ht to li g hn ta than public taiga', upon this i he of real advantage to send them early, as these , sulleet... I I wheel*, if properly toed tied.' would prepare the higher echoes . The rooms shook! The Sup,evintendirat of Breehl yn aye. oN o o h." bethem for lied with . No ' I Framer. "Noirelera 1 reeving mere* have faded was* at all hours' "" . i Slater , ^ (such as Holbrook. s,) cards, Meek-boards. of lb. day , fiat them am leselittudes of boyel . and other aft ..1 r as the wants of the waaderiogaboot sad comes:tea 'on the awe! .:: 7. s igh may - • " ---11- -.- . .gm. t. • The instruction i n me ' of the streets, idle is th eir kall i dts, dissolute in F. --°°- 1....1.4 " 11f " ; ; oral—Throb their eoadoei, prefabs and obscene in their too-1 belts ; arose .... - k hgastea l o o t :1 1 ,e Theirehtrol 1 vereattea, lead grace and vulgar is their mamma.- .---,,.,a-: desire f... awa k en t.... 16 ' to ' • steer and near- Oar chikktes when us their way to Pelmet, ate ha- i ----- ---- 1. -- - " a-- g • ,; .. ma r -- - ble to be enticed away by there, iittrisd iota phi- ' , re — lil lute ot ia rni s tb e k h indtiosr ltill Pfl , P pel lls' it Pli eseor ".. ?fi lvi iiii a l l ali v elt ill : eel of diaripatioe, taught every evil practice, and; '' - berme we 6,„. aware of r ,, , . . ' lion, and al those virtues which are ornaments of ". "et? in enure; society —than to advent* them fa ary psitilealar and ramp:initial of the vile la ain. meet of the, breach of eliseatiee.. i • itregulartitteadithee and trearie, that abeends,l . . _ may be Hoene 'directly to tbia sourer. Thesol P RILVTAL CO:OPERATION. 4 street schools mast be broken ap, end time de- i Parents a mild feel *their dint,* artist the graded ebildrea sated if possiblelfrom wig:maize I teacher by hearty ert-eperatien is ail his plans wrereirede l eri, sad death; or * wesl'be taxed', for their ha rereumit e arsit sot feeder them 'trac tor their Mises. support them ial th eir wretched-I live, as panto* dei„ a y iii *judicious inter mess. and Suffer all th e terrible evils which theyi• ferniest, or tiptoed...l I gouts is th e propene, entail nen* society. It will not !do for as to say of their chi ten, the cre ating is their minds .elbey are net s vr ehihiree ;"' they are siretebodeal a disreapeel: the t; . Sawa parents Arad eltildreo, iota West= be cased for, reclaimed and net expect I. the reat e el Weak thew child odecaled.! We may not own their paternity. Lot nem Theylcaneet te e amr ,il 1,11 Flit by , the we shalt tats to /wilier the napoimithilityft Chalet fnstruetion.asf ems whet* hays bees taught alts: sad pay theta* that arise! from vtelatittesi to diatom/0 ee . bate. Irtlatlytere set reitivaY of law, " ii , .'" ier:. „ I' ' - *jutted. obey Lea: receive, bet' little road, erhte le naite7 ibis 'era. estaPataell atteedeses, they tie 'teepee' the ttatehrs. It the raft has bees tsbal with the berpleatjelFeett ie filritft! OM* kb Mft I ', 'upset the teacher, be her, is set 4 At erlaad and in-many of the Dermas states. 3 , , 1 a great e, secured his, proves ba his XL Eel, as Easliebseas ell high npatatice es , statrz. .11 d , . for hardily:oats, visited various state of Europe .for the puroote of iseertaining bow their systems of educatioe worinfd. In hi. report. he aiijra:— "It ii•a gnat fact,lhowever moth es May be be. °Hood to doubt it, that throughout Prussia, Sas oeY, Bacon( i, Bobtails, Baden, Wirtemharg, Bes se Darmstadt, Beare Cassel. Hanover, Holland, and Swieserhod, will the children above six years Of age are gotta." at the present time attending school and macho; a careful, moral, relig'ons .and Odenwald education, from highly educated std,itialasplisisd taireheni." . Of. the Saxons he slays, "Thsy oonaidar the .G -ainers of the young, as a matter et primary int potato% to wbieb.all aloe most be made to give .v.l • The morality and the liberty, at well as the Wield sod ph sled condition of the people are ill considered to be 'dependent upon the early sod fell derelopmint of their moral and intense tealZaculties. Tr the attainment of this - end - , the fore; every other considetation mast be made to yield? , . - t "I oat give a traveler who is desirous of tom preVer,diog at one !short view the workinza of the Gernian and Sidsystems of popular education, no' tter advice t nto direct him to notice the state of the scree hi soy German or Swiss town t ;Math be happens to visit ; no wetter where it may be. whether n the plains of Prussia or Ba varia, on -the tanks of tee Rhino, in the stasil townstrf the Bloc Forest. or in the moustainass Cantons of Alpin Switzerland, no wittier where, let trim only walk through the streets' of sock a il t town in the morn ng or afternoon, sod emit the number of children lo,be found there, abate the are of four or Soda; or let him stand in the same whet the children•are going pi, or retans- iog from the schools, and let 66- examine their *boil, appearance , their cheerfulness. and hap- pintas, line, at same time, the politeness and east. of 'their i Fnere. It that one spectacle doer not coed him of the .eduestionel efforts of Gerraany; and of the happy multi which they are I produeing; lshim go no farther, for nothing he can further se w e l ill teach him." ' The chief obj ion", to .sueh a law is, that the peril's would not submit to it ! I aeknoieledge that this objection if valid, is an insurmountable Opel.i In a country like oars, laws, to be, of any lase; Won have the assent of the pop u lar 'will, arr.., peel of l when they appear to conflict with the rile rightscitizens; but whether tbis.ob- joet,wn is valid * not, it shows that . the subject &oda to be agits mare than it has been: . • • ~, i f ilet is the' obj don A xially solid, and cannot smelt a law be erifo? • Is it egoista l l he Roya -1 tar will? .If people s holy. understood the sub- Jed, Ido not thiok in i lwenry would oppose : it. Would the Wealthy loin •appows. it; when he ba, to pay ihousinds of dollars • VW. the very pur- .yoss of educating those children! Would the parte, nt litho feelslatantetest in the Warsaw of litachildren, an ' who *tows that the* may be 1 4 'enticed away an ruinediby audits and tegratital Certainly cot. Thera are many, pascuts Who ba Fe grest,di lay In keeping their .chikirst•st set oat, beewase :hers, Ishii do not go to school, soles theibews . • i .It is pot eerta nly asnittlyrannical io•eontpel a patent to avail halfwit of rho &deadest. offered in lour fret see is , than it is to compel' those who have no eh terve, and..who cannot restive ani direct odes tags. to pay headrests apt thou.; .c. sands of:doUitre to support, these schools. Upon list principle i ,ths rich:float made to - pay,so :laigely faith, Gelation of Other mea's children? Hii ls Oe'd that is property will be safer in as el !netted coizimun ty than among the ignorant, and :that the public g00d,,, requires it; that be will here to pay les to support the poor, arid lima for I Gat administra 6 of justice. •It is for his ad . eintsgeand fori t the public good thet he should 'help to support be public schools, tad , whether h'' wills it or act, be roast pay for this of jest in pi portion to his wealth.' In [set, it matters not lir mach orti.w little be is beneetted, it seems to resolve itself chiefly into , this,:— The safety of 1• di Commonwe Ith demands it, and be must soh: m t.And can not appresehthe 'parent with. s ousts- r atiramintsthan we vas the taz-payer? t,. It is eminently for his advantage • that his child, `, rep thould 11l eciapated, for whose welters he .should:feel the Most tendei and" anxious solid. tarle. The man who (eels otherwise, to sairortify • toi he called feeler, aod fit only for the insane liejittal. •It is es moth the interest oldie parent that his ebiliinsu *build not become "paueerse thieves, and vatabood., aril is rot the interest of • the 'tax-payer that his property should not be sou. len ; fed if hundreds in every largo:town Owl* pow op as ignorant as if tbe.-e we re a no free lebools. and a greeti o deal more idle, 4for while' ',alai are pistesrliag 'go to school they are only ` Isaniing,babire of idleneas,) what guartotee bari the tsi-payei that his property will bainy seen, re's- with the , school, than without, them: . . And when these children who bats attended school so irregularly.as not to be - benefited in the least, or perhaps have Neves attrroded at all, grow op to be idle, and !icicles youogyrn, they are •pointed.to fe Monthly. lid Ilehott iuntd in a large per i eat, togath- RePortp UM for the sit of Dos rd of DI. Ist, 1859. , lk Seloo;• : ergs of mj Submit my of dos ,Itur g Joao Ist', I was bettor • great ees d■nee. • ,)1380 I; 1073 210 ;.) .-, - ; 414.0NA i ' , 1 _, - ,0:-• ..,:- S;tA .', '.•-rittitTllit.4FilcEi It.Alaimoiare4 iPtaaaet, 4, act 441 r, prole r• 4 teimseet‘JOS444l.oollllllllTlCK4l st•swityikerrly We at C 140,440 the Muse Jonairas,abasper thou eau Wise st *ay eibir4444l4l4ll4wails riffili4et 1 indh as • ' lbakexpitiplatit,f. .111WS=- •J Dm,* FY/Arm ?Saha. Haul Di 1 1 . NKr Book, . Artieisielialtrommet !Ape Baas, . • , cr , ram., ilia, aA. - s , a . - ... ~.-.:a ~ ._.~~ , .. J. •;,_ Aith• vary abeetesesoUrc , Onrseittefiellt oITPI t emoviszteastre than Orli Stagy etherelk. la this as r. (land tie atateAnd vokeewhandoesployerleipmealy ler Jobbing. Islas anraetlcal Print., Oetorlf• 1 1 11,11 guarantee our work to b. as seat an ray (baiting b . tamed mats thaitthre.PEfEi2E6lNOOLOESnon. at thiiiliniaa settee:* ,NIA, Leta Irma In .1117 variety orgy% leastihmild of start' diperiptioa ausafutessill,beast sik# Drier at shortest slalom: NO. 33: THS TEACHER'S While' children an at seiteol, panwtal setheelk ty has passed Dose ~ t he beads of the pans% te. the teacher. *he la IS sevens' in the school ream se the parent in the'domestlet circle, sad this sik• stir+ ty is se essential to the menhir* of lbeiebsel as the other is to the welfare of the femlly sad " any inter:entice is as molest and lejarlows lat the one esie as la the other. If be abuse Me al thority, he is responsible to his employers. When parents understand, and regard the best istewilte of their children' they will ease te firestrelet. the plans , of the teacher by espies sad tedM crest interference with the sethetity tab& naturally and legally Weep to bits. - Thli Is. • terferenee,is generally caused by , ease swami, standingorhich is the »salt itemise inteational or unintentional misrepresentation by the pupil„, If parents woeld visit the schools, they wesid bo oms better adrainteid with the teneber and with r his plans of leittitetios, sad woeld thereby ea courage bOth teacher and mils to labor mere flithfully, and they would be sally repaid by , the InCtlaWl improvement of th eir dilates. ' CONDITION OP TOE' PUBLIC SCHOOLS. BOOK 11111)1111,T. The results of the put year ban bees vary satisfactory. In no year sisum ban beiallst perintendent hoe the result heel so satialeettery, as for the past year. The classes - for premoties in all - thWiebools; surpentd, (and hi lame of tilos 4 far surpassed) those of any former year. I thialf: the introduction of Intelkodaal Arithmetic hes had a most beneficial elect, not only td that branch hitt is all the branches; Very Respectfully. - J. P. SHERMAN. COEMON SCHOOL LIBRARY, Abtint fon years ago the School Board fixed obi toMpenntitin of the Treasurer for receiving and paying out the funds, at on per amt., tweed et two per sent " the limit witichibe law allows. sad appropriated the op* per esuLithas sawed, towards establishing a library for the use of Lb* schools.— Up to January, 1369, about no colonist bad bees placed in this library, at as expense of alma SSW' .embracing some of the most valuable shed** works issued in tbis_eonntry, topthent with rimy of miseellaneoni publications. which have been selected with great ears by the teadurra asd z directors. These books an eagerly sought 'after ,by the pupils, end will tend greatly to gi vs taste, for reading among them, and elm keepthem eel of the streets at eight. The useessity for ouch library is tbi sere **rest van we state, with f great mortilleation, that then is tto peddle Wormy! • in the borough et Patuville..vbleb, ebetalas aa population in the neighborhood of also es teat . • thousand. If this pima is kept up by the diner' tors of the common wheals, in a few years a vary ' valuable library sill be collected., The lead them 4 and, amounts to shoat $lOO per eenes, and the library will be of vast bumf t to the rising gotaera- ,, don ,•deeated le our common schools. ') • VALUE OF SCHOOL PROPERTY. • . School Hone, Sharp Mougtain. and Nis lure% $13,000 ' School flonseMest-Norwegian, ' • 3,000 School House, Centre Street, » 1,500 School House, Ent Norwegian, • Len School House, Fishhook . lAN, , ~ • $19,500 • All the orders 'of the School .Borad are pall promptly, end the Board bays so debts. - COST OF INSTRUCTION. • The following. hi the cost of *denting mmth pe• pil in the @eyeful mamas • ' Per Year. Per Maid. • High School; • $25 50 43 12 • Grammar Schools, . 13 ' 104 Soiond44. - 6 00 • 50 Primary, •.4 00 34 The point average-in ell the geboobreatimates tsgether, is $6 60 for iamb pm% per emus, or • • 55 mita par month. The pries of tuition in private acheills of the same grade as the High) School and Grammar &hoots is $lO per quartei;ss 840 par Ittinetn.— In the private schools no tuitios is less than $.2 per quarter. which would be $8 per annum ; nbile the arrive in ell the public schools, leeledlug the 'High &tool, is only $6 60 per ansum,—lsii itia. the regular charge fur begialtws Is priest. scbnktli. Experience bar fully demonstrated that Cho ~ansoint that would be required to educate about one-third of the childteu ander' the private imbed *yam, would wheats ;lithe child's. of the be. rough in the comport /chanty; and it the fritteds of education were to direct their minim in behalf of the common school", they Could be made far' superior, both in osefulnesened dlseipilas, to di* private schools. As now established they ars bolt inletior to any of the private 'schools. RECEIPTS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT, ' . Per the Year lading litst ANA, - swim of Taxes eapectill, ~ • VAS 41. • State appopriAllaa, • Comity Coatailsvieneri sta w ' eastatai ,, lamb, ISS Tallies of eblldron sealttlag eel et dislxiell, • 111 es , • Paps' }lsies, Ite, • • 2M: EXTIIILS AS A SOTS . Tineliers' flalariss.. ' '_ • • • + V i ta" lont sod repotrirqrl sa d improving- reasids, Fool. • - 2lOl 011 , Core of school roams, her, vidtionostring, 0e . on no • Library tor ass of reboots, 43 00 BoUry sod eomniosions of olleors,(krerotasy, , Oolloctor„ sad Tronntrar.) % . El II Inetdoetal oxpossett (Selmsel rooms finattemi. • zspar.,,sugni, printing sal statlonory,"war ' , tor rents, Issurannt ae,,) • 20 al Ilk= Is Excess of ospanditurete over receipts fur the year. $48919. I A coosideraltli portion of tile= duplicate for the year, however, raisins imolai.' ' • TIIEACHERS A THEIR TEARLYEALARIEIk- Poyabte by ti. Nostijor tie nor 1869-40. Mr. J. P.23l3stenbo, Euperintentiant, • , $BOO • • " J. Gramm, , 600 . • ." • MI • " D. E. acre= • 420 • Mira S. MeCool, -4 4 T. M. Strand'. . ate • 300 " EL B. Connor, • . •3011• , " r. A. Couch: • • . , • 274 " E. B. Stroud'. • . 284 " 4 Emily B. McCool, • SM. ". Railed DawalJ, 4 , • Emily Higley, - 2111. Victoria Vooglaso, " .1. B. . .2111, " Emma B. Boyle, • " Mary J. limos, • lvt .„ Ella C. Coif, ' • , in Calk. K. • urs • " Satan &Op, 102 " Ellen Meerut, 102 , " Haibs J. Wilson, • " ' 180 " Mary J. Eder, - 160 " 'Sarah A. Martin,_lso ' " Eden Benton, ." 160 4 4 Elisabeth., Later, ' 1118 In additiUn to . tbit diary, awe are two man cis/ in tbe Rat of Welton, tabs aeppliiil by IMit let of Saptetaimr, nest. • .• BOARD OP DIRRCTORS, An Organised has, . , DAMMAM. Pia!, aliumtruim llo9 InTukae.. • , L wogs gAuosr. ISMS. . JNO W.IROSEBEJULT, X. E. BOYER. JOIStII ,' cus, D .A,N KE. icsusEß SIMARD L J. IFILANIELIN HA CAM AIL rox. • .11 1 10. BI.XIPLEt, Tea At., /AM M. lIMATIT, Treat. Giusti Calmer? Maws Brewsita Enemas* aim Tin Uttar.° STATILII.-11 is stated tbat went* bare keen wady by the St. Gesrp's Club of Neer!:York, to base Isgrand cricket suntan ale llobokeit, sows time in September next. It will be between thecelebrated All England Slaves and' twenty-Iwo cricketers of tie dotal in 'the Viking Stated Among ths Y E. flab eleven will be the celebrated air' tetrad Pare. trades,. Loam, Cs!!* i and whets almost as celebrsted. parr& lately Wade use hundred and sixty-seven ninth"' one innings; is one of . the gaatebe; la *bleb be played. . Mr. weal a baring a spleadid owed laid oat; tetweea bia ingualoW lad Ai New Teat Chas Hoesa - ; far tie St. Oggetre's flab, at a matte 000. It Is to be 2.06 yard, Square . , asd to be read , tinge for air sate*. The trareliag alt Mime, expewes of the Right Crickets,,, sareathig is about $7,01N/ t are to be paid by the New Teems. There' are to l ls*. four agatebsti played, ose.at New York,, oai at ' ifaielpbis. aad two et Neatreat Is Nermaber 'War a billiard match. will take Ohne Mitoses Itv. Joho,llaitssta of . Lir:noel. the ehaviyies player of Great toff fielabli. ash flirhasl Pillar. Wile has than far l iteral . hiatiel is be the best Milliard player is, side Saw, try: no perste*, is order Ihs* neither am gets tits afiltOltrage of the Miter is their National prom trill play the Preach emote game. *bleb is tits mess seittathle of tile titres. TM sea played for willies be kit lisa WO, alba set mete lbfeh SlO.llOO a side. . 1 , ------, Tool Westin:goo Stem taintito tag wit nooks , of Cotiinns ooftn le be tiro aborts., Ink ski*" 1 of A tat= thee_ there Imo b=o for thirty voto.-7. - This is`Ftbo storootypod Itsneeennio *Oaks,: ga teeedoot to a Proriaostial olootioo. A slant est 1, Siteit, laillPtg ' iorosiiptioo, with honied onto viatiooo retod, , had no spiocise to aspen tbo eorntptio= of the 414 a. tiaittnittoo,, tioalikttsill dot i Deoteteagyeasettlit ei OnasoseT-, lIC "liar isinassiit mos sea with lbw ealiik siavaa i valastikail. salt tike,—• " re l? er% . . • ‘ .. ~1 1 as ' .. davg dam% pi - : Whits, R aq i eekt as sag sat Alias asi devil!' ; ~. . . ta;-ia N.
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