thniti-thuarts. EPIGRAM Cries Sylva to a reverend dean— " What reason can be given, Since marriage is a holy thing, That there is none in Heaven?" " There arc no women," he replied. She quick returns the jest— • Women there are, but I'm afraid They cannot find a priest."—Baze stir RECINTEIr, at one of the numerous them trim in Paris, an actor new to its boards, and too recently arrived to have completely gained the suffrages of the capricious Parisian public, was treated with the most unmerited harshness by the audience. Feeling the great injustice of the disapprobation, and stung beyond his self con trol, be muttered, but in too decided a stage whisper,' " Silence, imbeciles !" The insulting epithet was caught up - like wildfire throughout the house, and nothing would pacify the aggriev ed feelings of the audience until the impertinent culprit stepped forward and made an apology in the following terms t- . 1 Gentlemen, I called you imbeciles —it is true! I apologize—l am wrong !" In an instant the etorm of indignation turned into as vociferous applause; the wit of the actor obtained his pardon. lOtrA BROOKLYN DOCTOR vouches for the facts in the following: An anxious father not long since d7ssovcred his " only son and heir," aged 5, engaged in pitching pennies with a number of ragged ur chins, who bad just initiated him in the mys teries of the all absorbing game. He gave the little gamester a long lecture on the sin of gam bling, etc., and finished by telling him that if he ever caught him in the naughty work of pitching pennies again, or gambling in any way, be would give him a severe whipping. The youngster stood with his hands in his pockets, coolly jing ling the half-dozen coppers he had won ; and at the conclusion of his father's remarks, little Bob drew a cent from his pocket, and balancing it on the thumb and index finger of his right hand, said, "Dad, 111 go you head or tail for two liable. or none I" VIDEALZ Grussencs.—Progress and improve meat are the order of the season. The following, from the Winstead (Conn.) Herald, is an indica tion of this progress. The Herald says: The ladies of Winstead, the skating having given out, have taken to kicking. They stick a penknife into a door, about three feet from the ground, and kick at it ; if they hit it, they take it out and stick it in higher up- This was get ting to be a favorite exercise, and a good many girls could kick pretty high, but the amusement has come to a sudden end through an accident to a young married lady of the place, who, at the first vigorous kick, went over backwards upon the floor, injuring herself severely. The ladies dare not do it any more. J A Guar - Larsen banded ns the following lines a few days ago_ They exhibit the wonder ful pliability of the English language. The lines may be read off from right to left, from left to right, in columns downward or in columns upward, and always the same question is asked and answer given : Shall we all die? We shall die aIL Die all shall we ? All die we shall Nor Ben.—A young officer of the British House of Commons wore a tremrrolous pair of mousteches, on which one of the members said,— " My dear fellow. now the war is over, why don't you pat your moustaches on the peace es tablishment?" " Had you not better put your tongue on the civil Hat?" was the prompt and happy retort. ThAT F IMPOILTED . —On his return from the Rhine a bibulous old tourist, being asked what be thought of the fineness of the views there, answered, "Well, of all the views I cared to clap my eyes on, the finest to my taste was Vista C'ognno,"—Punch. Desirable City Lots For Sale. rTB. UNDERSIGNED OFFERS AT PRIVATE Sala It moderate Men ' Handing Lots on North teloth street. NMEaZ=ZI;I= Three Building Lots on the went side of North Tenth _street, and Bowmen Building Lola on the mug side of Moss • allTheoy. conditions will be made easy to purchasers, the pro prietor being willing to leave two-thirds of the purchase money stand oar the promisee, if aocared by Bond and Mortgage, and allow payment to be made in installments of 10. 20 and 50 Dollars, until the whole debt is paid, provided that one-third of the purchase money is paid on delivery of the Deed. Tide L a rare chum for Laborers and Meebaules to se ems tomes, as the lots are in the neighborhood of the Steam Forge sad Indnatrial Works: and as it is enderatood that ail the Depots of the Junction Railroads will be pat up near the property. . Plans of the Lots may be seen at my office, or that of Omar Wagner, Req., Court street, Jan 111-ti] FREDERICK LAMM. TATS, CAPS & FURS, • PDX PALL Awn virmsmlnt, jaAT THE OLD-ESTABLISHED STAND OP F. G. 13401.41.381. N o . 6 W e st Penn Street, next door to the Union Bank orneaotos, VHO IS CONSTANTLY RECEIVING FROM New:York and Philadelphia the latest styles of HATS and CAPS M;=M=;==l . _LAMER' FUR& BUFFALO ROAM TRUNKS, CARPETBAGS, .VALIBBS and UIiBBBLLAS, which will be sold at the lowest cash prices. As he pay (h■b (or alibis goods, be is enabled to sell them at the low est prices. [2 it large lot of the best quality of BED FEATHERS moaned, to which the attention of Housekeepers ii.raspeet fully !gaited. Vail and examine.—No trouble to meow goods. root 18-if HARDWARE & IRON STORE, WEOLEBALE AND ItETAZIS. rpErF, SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BOUGHT the old lktahlished Hardware and Iron Store of the late Fikker, Stevenson dc Co., and hiving added a large new Stock of goods; would respectfully call the attention of the public to their large assortment of JUMP WARE, CUTLERY, IRON, STEEL, PAINTS, OILS, CLASS, SADDLERY, COAUII TRIMMINGS, dn., Which they are detertutneo to sell at the yery loweet Mar ket Prices, wholesale and retail. GEORMI LERCH & CO., Corner at Fifth and Marked Square, next door to Borbon's Mandan Bodsc, .(Celm's Old doold). 4310R011 . .LEACH.] Jan IS [J. T. JACKSON. • BRBES OP TUE (X ) , • ‘ -1 VU LODI A MANUFACTURING CO'S Ire 43tir.7 Int as 3.30 South Wharves, Philadelphia, Pa _COMPANY, %VITO A CAPITAL OF .$151:10, the ilea extend!. Works Of the eine in the W.ottd, and !en experienes manufacturing of over 23 yam, with a reputationiong established, having also the ' exclusive control of all the night • soil of the great city of , New York, are prepared to furnish as article which is. Without doubt, the CHEOPS-1 . AND TORY BEST fertilizer in 'zebra°r. It greatly 'acreage° the yield end fluent; the crop from tan to three weeks eviller, at an eXP9bge of from tb ea to four dollars per tame With little o noiabor- Also, FIFTY TONS of BONE TaFEU, being a mixture of bone 'end night sOli ground floe, at $45 per toe—a eaperier arti cle for grain and pass. A pamphlet containing all neces sary information, may be had free by addressing a letter te'thetanhaeriber. . . JAMES T. FOSTER, Ogre of the Lodi ManufacturNg timnyeey, OS Qourr.:wadt Street, New-York_ J. L. STICIITER, Agent, Reading. Yob 7-am] GLASS ! GLASS !! GLASS ! ! !—A LARGE assortment comprising in part Genuine Remind Ver non aplbieus. Champs, Wines, Eggs, Beer Bing &c, Be. Per sole vhiMp Si PEIXOCE'S, doe 6) 40 Beath 15th West IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS A N D D COUNTRYEALERS. CABINET GREAT FURNITURE AT REDUCED PRICES. North Fifth Street, 3rd Door above the Old State Ranee JOHN D. BERTOLETTE, TT WING PURCHASED THE LARGE AND extenelve clock of Cabinet 'Furniture from B. Berto tette, he now offers to the public the largest and most com plete assortment of Furniture ever offered for sale to the citizens of Reading and vicinity. We Mock consinfie of PARLOR, BALL, LIBRARY, CHAR - 888, DINING ROUX and ICITCHBN Farnitere, all of hie own manufacture, and made in the moat work manlike manner, end warranted to give entire satisfaction. ismptoying none but experienced wbrkmen, he feels confi dent of kineennS. TO MEM 1e.71.111.D11. Rs has constantly on band a large stock of Walnut, Ma hogany and Rosewood Veneers, which have been selected with much care. Coach Body, Flowing, Cabinet, Japan and Shellac Varnishes; Undertakers' and Upholsterer.' trimmings. UNDERTAKINC. Ready-made COZtie always op hand, mad lottuorale tended to in the elty and aoontrq at the ahorteet sagas and On the moss reasonable term. ANT Doe% forget the place. JOHN D. DRRTOLETTR, Fifth street, Sd door above the Old Btate Rotuma. Heading. March SO, 1.861-tf. imaimxisexcricrwx• COAL OIL WORKS, MANUFACTURE TILE BEST BURNING OIL In the City ; warranted pure and sweet, non-explo s..ess email when burning, no Crisping the wick, barns longer dote any other Oil made in Philadelphia, to which /J.0%000 Certificates can be obtained. Alto, BENZINE always on hand. 01liee No. 2.38 Worth Third street, Phila. JACOII B. FRY. den 13-3m] GEO. LERCH & CO., Reading, Agents. BOLLOCK'S DANDELION COFFEE. THIS PREPARATION, MADE FROM TIIE best Java Coffee, ie recommended by physiclana no a superior NUTRITIOUS BEVERAGE for General Debility, Dyepesela, and all bilious disorders. Thousands who have been compelled to abandon the use of coffee will TM this without injurious effects. Oue eau contains the strength of two pounds of ordinary coffee. Price 26 cents. NOLLOCK'S LEVAIN, The purest and best DARING POWDER known, for mak lag light, sweet and nutritious Bread god cakes. Price cents. Manufactured by . . . M. H. KOLLOCK, Corner of Broad and Chestnut Street, Philadelphia all Sold by all Druggists and Owners, (March 1-ty FRENCH'S HOTEL ON Tfl NVILOPEAN PLAN, CITY OF NEW YORK. Single Booms Fifty Cents per Day. City Hall Square, corner Frankfort St., (OPPOSITE CITY HALL.) ES AS THEYY EZDNEi\ the pacioni refectory. There e a beSh aed "I .o4ine un w 6 ar a e ti o a f c rill t i o N tl aS El a u ntEWßlS[EN who say we are fall. Jan 17 ay] R. FRENCH, Proprietor. ilEttrlir. 1 AI EE., BUNCH AND SEEDLESS RAISINS, ?eschew, Plums, Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Ac., A. 111. PSOCOCK'S, 90 South Fifth Street- Feb 7] RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF REEKS COUNTY, FOR THE YEAR 1862. 'IIIIE AUDITORS ELECTED TO ADJUST AND settle the ACCOLInto or the bounty of Berke from the 6th del' of Jellhafp...L D. Mt to the Met day Or December inei, both days inclusive. having examined the name, re spectful/y lay before the Honorable lodges of the Court of Common Pleas. the following Statement and Report: IVILLIAM LIERBST, ESQ., Treasurer, DR. To Receipts. from Co //atom to toti ALBANY. Daniel Brownmiller, for 1861 in full Jean Miller, for 1562 nom; paid LEM Peter Fick, 1861 In full Reuben Mute, 1582 on account UM Henry B l er q:b e ?, nthoure'lPti BERN. Daniel B. irrgmer, IS6I In fall William R. Bonn, Ma on account BERN UPPER. Samuel Wagner, 1861 In fall William Marberger, 1862 in fall =EI William D. Klein, ISSO on account John Burkhart. 1861 no nem.unt William Mein,lB62 on acc.ant I=! John 1.. Hiatzet, ISCI on account Daniel Dent; lea on n0...a BILECKNOCK Christian Hartung, 1861 in fnU 1562 on account OXILNAILVON. William Guilt, ISM in tall Bober& a, 0i1mer,,1862 none paid CENTRE. William Pallelam. 1661 to fall JAR W, gplleabach, 1662 none paid COLEBROOKDALE Thomas Shatter, 18611 n full " 1868 on account CIIf4RII Samuel Kurt; 188/. oil account 300 00 William Bute:plot, 1363 0/X account WS 53 DISTRICT Charles Wien, 1859 on amount 10 00 William Reinert, 1861 in toll 188 97 Franklin Miner, 1862 on account 17 00 DOUGLASS D. E. N. Manger, DIM In Dell MS none paid BARI. Daniel Shultz. 1661 on account Roos Roth, 1862 on account lIKETNR, L B. Livengood, 1860 in fall Samuel Strunk, 1661 on account William Ganser, 1862 on account GREENWICH John Shearer, 18131 in full •' 1882 on account HAMBURG Reuben Adam, 1861 on account Mahlon F. Wolf, 1862 on accotutt Samuel Werner, 1681 In fall 380 21 Arthur Rinnae"berm, 1882 oa account 888 24 lISIDELBERG I,OWSII John Maurer, 1861 Elijah Stiely, len --- - 1222 81 II EIDELBEIIG NORTH'. William Ettimp, 18(IZ in full HERRFORD Samuel Gable,lBl32 none paid. JEFFICIISON. Samuel Phattfer, 1860 in fall Samuel Zeehmau. 1861 In full 45 88 Samuel Potteiger, 1.862 on account 141 43 KUTZTOWN William 812cedler, 7861 In full Imre ff. Stauffer, 1862 none paid LONGSWAMP. JAR Katz, 1661 In (nil Wientine Geist, 1862 on account MAIDENCREDII. John D. BMW, 1861 In fall John Banl, 1862 on account MARION. Samuel Erred, 1961 in full John L. Kinser, 1863 on account MAXATAWNY Allen Elchwoyer, 1861 In hill Charles D. Koch, 1662 on account Joseph Hotter. 1861 I a fall " * 1862 oa account OLBY. George Brownmiller, 18621 n tall 2124 12 ONTRLAUNEiII. AMOR liattfman. 188 1 1 a full 36 Dude! Coltman. 1861 on account 672 it) Ernaactol Rickenbacn. 1862 on account 106 316 ELEM Charles Diehl, 1982 la full 17=13 P. S. Albright, 1941 In tall . 6 •` 1982 on account Mg. Abraham H. Shaffer, 1861 on manna SOO 00 George Bechtel, 1862 none paid Frederick H 111,1858 In full 119 64 Levi B. Haan, 1860 in full 03 00 Henry G. Heffner, 1861 on account 825 91 Aaron B. High, 1562 on account 491 91 Samnot Sitter, 1959 itt fuel George Grubb, 1860 to full Michael Wedley, 1861 In full Lewis Woodward, 1862 on account INDUCEMENT ROCKLAND Jonathan L. Lanai; 1881 irk toll Reuben Rhoads, 180 en accooni C E ID BUYERS John Herb, IS6I In fall /852 on neseonnt John Sell, IMO In full Emanuel Maiz, Iniq Infoll Jamb bhneler, 1862 on acoonnt 111LPEROCCON urran William Reber, /Sal la tall a 18112 on account TULYEBOCCON Godfrey Bordner, 1861 in full' " " 11362 On %NOMA UNION. Statham B. Watnaher, 1981 In fall 199 89 JohnzLituireou,lB92on account 18 84 WABHINGTON David Bonfield, Is6l let fall Peter Dasher, /862 on eneount WINOIIIOP. Mallon O. Spears, 1801 in full Jolla S. Beid/e, 18432 on uorouot William 'Freeborn, 1861 on Ateonnt 90 00 Floury tiocknui, 1862 on account 75 43 READING—North-East Ward. George &mbar. 281.0 In tall 168 89 Christian Shelia 1861 on account 98: 00 William Heidenreich, 1862 none paid EWA OING—Nora. West Ward. Aaron Gets, 1860 on account William Kean, ISGI on account Herman Beard, 1663 none paid SHADlNO—South—East 'Ward. Edward Soblet:A.lB6o on account 412 27 Chrialsn Shultz, 18131 on account 758 68 Charlen Beidly t /862 on account. IEIO 00 'READING—South- West Ward, lons B. Griesinger, 1851 on acconnt ]4OO 00 Wood M. Schwartz, 1802 none paid READlNG—spruce Ward. Edward Fiehawk, 18811 n fall 880 18 " 1882 on account 250 00 Permanent Loans. 'iamvel Marquez!, 500 01 aniel Kemp, - 2500 00 rohn Frannie .401 01 William Kuril*, 89, 40 Isaac Relit 1000 00 John Aalenbach, - 270 00 Henry Wagenhorst, administrator, 850 80 .aniel Grieenmer, 110 ' 00 +amine' Knabb. 7,0 00 Catharine and Win. Witman, adM'ors., 100 5 00 Satoh 0. Hartzog, 900 00 John Lorah, . 500 00 Henry Seidel, 1000 CO (Marina Breneteer, 3080 40 Daniel Michel, 600 00 Dr. William B. Wynn, 600 00 Jacob O. Rot 1200 CO Daniel L. Orlezemer, 1850 00 James Belt, 570 00 Margaret Feat& 030 00 Samuel Merkel, 530 00 P. B. Brockman, 1300 00 Joseph Shoran, 2000 00 %Mel Banter, 800 00 J. Heeler, assigned to A. atieradin, 12 , 0 00 Daniel Zacharias, 130 00 Joseph Levan, 40) 00 Daniel Hahn, 600 00 Inane Bora, 2)0 00 Henry Katz, 200 00 Levi E Rook, 1500 00 Anna Keener, 800 CO aleliazil Balitiza.lar, 003 03 Jacob Donabower, 304 00 John P -Fealey, 1.100 03 • Isaac araeff. ZOO 00 Daniel Hartman, 250 00 William Herbst, H.q., 1103 03 Silaintta Dooahower, 000 80 Bybilla Grim, 44 00 Blasius Barley, 760 CO Lewis H. Wander, 1500 00 Kizaboth Stroud; 100 03 Margaret M. Dewitt, 168 00 Andrew Kerr, 850 00 Daniel Berielet, MOO 00 Samna' B. Grant, 1200 00 Mary EbberL MO 00 Abraham Bete, MO 00 Richard bonne, 800 00 Thomas Lincoln, 1200 00 Jacob Althonse, 800.00 Nathaniel Goodhart, 150 n 0 Catharine Hartzog, without tittered, 300 0) Daniel Wittman. without interest. 300 00 Henry Plagenband, 60000 Henry Frey, , , 1100 00 MEI 314 52 50 99 371 61 1:31M EMI no 74 852 72 - 1223 47 48,863 00 Bridge Contracts and Tolls, for 1862. Penn street Bridge, yearly contracts 1000 00 Francis Bechtel, toll collected 694 60 3 5 54 94 SO7 50 MUD 1103 60 Lanoadater Briage, yaltrly contraete 866 76 Ilarriet 6.loGuiro, tell collected MI 00 69 00 81800 301 69 1620 75 Poplar Neck Bridge. yearly contracts 208 80 Joseph Garber, toll collected 294 71 GO3 21 Hamburg Bridge, yearly contracts 315 CA Jacob Gerhard, toll collected. 198 18 80 00 36 2.; 18 Bridge Stock and Dividends. Dividend from teize's Bridge, per Mat thias S. Mallards 40 03 Dividend from Altbonne'n Bridge, per Benjamin Parvin 62 42 Inter et for same, 20 80 Dividend Black and White Hone Bridge, 280 00 283 22 DM 21 05 522 32 Er 33 24 02 u 02 James Bell, Itaq., 4 00 Jacob 6. Livingood, Eat, 20 00 Henry W. Smith. Dig., 12 00 John S. Bieber& Eq., 10 00 Hatable Mengel. Beg, 8 00 B. E Dry and George Beam, Yana., 4 00 A. W. Kauffman, Esq., 18 00 B. F. Boyer. Erq„ 4 00 J. B. Bechtel, Evq., 4 00 A. B. Wanner, 61. q., 4 00 Samuel L Young, Bsq., 8 00 John Bank; Erg , 12 00 Cherie. Davie, keg., 4 (0 I K. McKenty, kaq., 4 00 Jame G. Hawley, Eq . , 4 00 J. D. Bitting, Beg., ' 89 34 L 3 88 CM 857 64 660 00 1017 64 1215 65 221 34 Fines. Tobias Olonner, for persons swearing 6 01 Reber & Reifenyder, for silting liquor 2'45 Job Tiro, for flabbath breaking 4 00 J.U. Bitting, Rag., Sheriff 158 00 Samuel Hoffman, sabbath breaking 2 67 193 97 UM 647 35 -- WO 13 Coats. Peter Tester, account acclaim 43 67 Jacob Bechtel, on note 17 84 Benjamin 8011, on mania of 09001 6 00 William Maier and Eliza Preia, 03 39 David B. Manger. Bel., 8 14 Benjamin Bane, balance in hill 20 81 Frank B. Goodbart, in Mil for note 63 49 369 94 2168 Er 19 00 753 84 093 10 1365 9 -- SOB 77 Strays Sold. Ibrabaut H. Vanderellce, l bull 78 3780 2119 81 4567 21 a W. Tia Ons goods sold Maintenance, Key feel, sz ao 333 99 =I Road _Damages A. B. Wanner, for Richmond tp. Wharton Morris, for Oreenwich tp. Daniel Brenzinger, for Penn tp. - 1268 77 472 40 749 91 Old State Taz Old State Tax for the year IS6I Huckster Lieenm Amount le the county out of the county 1:13 Deduct advertising and Treasurer's Com abeam's 194 72 Miscellaneous. Adam kelnaid, for Jury fees refunded 4S David McKnight, .&q.. of Soldier's Relief Food ECM IMI3 , . Baum R. Guest, or Robeson, for State tax for 1961 191 olomoo: L. Cuttr, old planks at Shell's Bridge 4 00 George Y. Ritter, for Ifionerationa of tax for 1160 525 25 416 Off 1=1::EZIM 640 00 750 62 EZEI Whole amosat resolved by the Treasurer +101,788 8-1. 396 12 788 96 CIL The Treasurer claims credit for the following orders drawn on him, viz: CM DIRSOTORS OF TEM POOR. Funeral Expenses, Out door, Rauben F, Drumheller, 3 coffins for enadry persona 0 75 J. AnCrecht, 1 coffin for E. 2ettlncooyer 600 Marlon Benninger, 19 coffins for different persona 71 00 Samuel Brumbach,l coffin for Silvis Moyer fi 09 1 • for 311r6 !hotline Z t,O Joseph Ronekey, 3 coffins for diffilreat per -00118 6 25 floats Snrkholdar, 1 coffin for 301. law, 2IN 1 •' Kerper's 1540 00 900 53 IMM3 449 118 583 9 4 ll= -- '.- 2134 / 2 child 500 Henry Burkholder, I coffin for Sarah Phil- 859 65 les 4 Daniel Bank, I colon 40 n for Wm. Baas h 00 Elijah B Rottew, I coffin for Deter Wertz sOu John Wagner, Scoffinefor Zen. & Swavely 10 00 Lewis Snyder, 1 ouffin Fir John liolllnen 300 .. " 3 culling fur A. Bechtel's CIE! MEI ,OD 600 00 . . cbildren J. Lehman Heebner, 3 conks for different MCI 14 GO Martin H. Laid* 4 coffins for different perilous Jo➢➢ rob. 1 avala :yr Eitaabeth }forte SOO BO EMECIECI E!2111 =M 72 95 41 85 331 8L 439 36 398 71 270 00 ItIISCONBMANOR. 183 09 10 53 SPRING 7:d 72 821 81 1375 59 EM 194 10 193 23 NO 79 119 24 4.5.9 98 108 90 = 18181 687 84 QM WOMBLSDORF 166 43 EEO B')7 02 790 00 EMI 1970 941 1400 00 1130 13 $42,103 39 Verdict Fees UIIMI 34.53 61 7288 13 50 E=E3 120 03 SU OD 40 th 180 00 828 07 CM=l3 699 67 5W CO 1409 67 79 29 11E3 12 76 600 Charles Schell ? S coffins for different per -5011. 5 00 Amos nothermel,lcoffin for Wm, Himmel- • retch 5 00 Jonathan Knorr, 2 coffins for different per. sons 6 05 John Jackson, 1 coffin for Peter Meek 5 00 3. E. Ritter, S coffins for different persons 576 &obeli Smith, 1 coffin for Catharine &bort 6 00 Barrmon Oxenrider, 1 coffin for Ootlieh Whitmore 5 CO Jacob N. Manger, 2 coffins for different persona S 75 Jonathan Beidier, 2 coffin, for different per tone 6 00 E 33 Out.Doorq Relief. Patrick Finney, for John &schen 20 00 Widow Schmel, 20 01 Samuel Filbert, for Jacob Wonted. 6 00 Benjamin Scarlett, for has family 6 00 John Miller, for Benj. Scarlet. 15 00 Henry Leaman, for self 20 10 Elijah B. Bellew, for Widow Warts 20 00 lease Bahr, for his child ' 10 00 Isaac H. Moore, for Jacob Wagner 20 00 Jacob Frick, for self 20 00 Reuben F. Drumheller, for K. Hoffman 6 01) Bonneville Binkley, for Jonathan Rath 16 00 Samuel root, for John Moore 10 00 Jacob EngeMort, for H. angelbart's - family 5 00 Jacob You.", for different persons 124 81 George W. Bain, '. " 108 11 Catharine Hoch, for self • 10 00 R. V. Drumheller, for Jacob Ermines 20 00 Widow Steiner, for self 20 I 0 George D. Stßzel, for Widow Hummel 20 to Jacob Gilbert, for self 6 00 Lewis Seamen, forself 20 ill Mrs. Cohabits. for self 20 00 Isaac Steiner, fur self 10 10 Mrs Haw, for self 20 00 Thomas Almon, for self 6 00 Daniel Bitting, for Thomas Mason 16 01 Chao W. Esser, for John B. Otto 20 00 elizabeth Bone, for her child 28 03 R. F. Drumheller, for On. 'Shearer 1 20 Ephntins Frits, for ka o eu e l Lossig 10 00 Samuel Boone, for difforeat penis/nit 86 70 Bernhard and Koch, " " ' 72 13 Samuel Frees, ~ .. 97 68 Levi Wolfereberger, for George Klee 6 00 fervid Johaeos, tor self /0 00 Jones Pott, for Susan Romich 20 00 James B. Wells, for Rodgers , family 12 03 .'' .. s. 20 03 John Hoffman, for self 20 00 gigots Rotten for John Weds KI 00 August Kerchner, 20 00 Joshua Bieber, for Mrs. ROW , ' 20 00 Isaac Moors, for Jacob Kerchner 20 00 Geo. BMW. for cell 10 to) Henry Tramp, for daughter 31 00 William Glasser, for self 10 00 dietary Flannery, for Mrs. Cortiff 10 00 James Geiger, for Reines& Cott 12 00 Wm. Srmeutront, for different persons 07 66 Win. Rhoads, sr., e 80 73 Mary Brown, for self 10 00 Frill and Brubaker, for different persona 40 07 Samuel Filbert, for Elisabeth Long 10 01 Charles Goodman, foe self 20 00 Polly Smith, for self 5 00 Samuel Filbert, for Polly Smith 6 00 Isaac Moyer, for Lenhart 10 tO Henry Burkholder, for different persons 600 Wm. Peocock, " 58 36 D.l) Deppsa, for self 6 03 George Alepech, for self . 10 00 William Dodd, fur self - 6 00 K F. Drumheller for Mrs. Ruppert 600, Geo. K. Lorah, for Philip Miller's wife 6 0 0 Daniel Buskirk, for Mary Olinger 21€ 03 P. K. Span, for Wide Koper 6 00 Tobias Clouser, for Daotel Kerchner 6 00 Jobs Henson, for J. Eck 6 00 Frank Ludwig, for Daniel HIM. • 6 00 John Pah, for Jacob Rog 5 00 Mrs. R. Burkhard, for self 6 10 Samuel Troop, for child 6 01 Win. Rhoade jr.. for different persons 6 67 Rudolph Collor, for self IS 00 Jonathon Borkey, for Snlialitet Worthier' a(0 Aaron Getz, for different persons 19 69 Jeremiah %idler, ‘' “ 825 Wm. Bohn, for Jonathan Fisher 16 00 A. H. & W. Schwartz, for different persons 0 90 Widow Choleraic for self 6 00 E. C. Blesser, for differenopereons 44 11 Charles Remy. for Geo. Molfatridge 17 60 William Hess, for self 6 00 Peter Marshall, for Wm. Shultz 5 00 BenneVille Mester, for john Fisher 2 50 Moho & Miller, for Jacob Zorr 5 OS F. R. Bpang, for Bre Manliest 0 00 Geo W. Hein, for different persons 14 62 Samuel Filbert, for Godfrled Witmore 9 .50 888 71 EIII3 rrn EOM 138 43 Dry Goode William Raper 84 00 David brmentront 105 32 John Hoff & Co. 24 09 3eorga K. Levan 195 85 Win. N. Coleman. ag't IS 2) Riegel & Brother 443 58 David Neff 395 53 R.. 4 P 14 Ladarla , de 31 James, Kent, Baas° .4 Co. 377 77" Wm. S. Albert A Co. 210 18 Kauffman & Kleeinger 3.0 53 B H. Brown 0 83 Franklin B. Flehthorn 14 83 Bitter & Keyser 37 94 Jolla S. rearm' & CO. 12520 Groceries Hiram 8. Getz & Co. 839 133 Waterman & Young 1113 43 William Moeda jr., groeerles and shoes 233 03 S. U. Smith 3 75 F. B. Shatters 6 21 Cattle and Hoge. James Sloan, 10 bogs 158 42 Joseph Rambo, It) hogs 157 85 George Rader 30 hugs 41. 57 Jacob /err, 12 steers 1488 20 Francis klefkle. :12 steers, 1108 80 Weidner & stewart 22 stem 905 , 0 Joseph Rambo, 00 Plump 270 CO Samuel McKnight, 1 Durham ball 40 Oa Whiskey and 'Vinegar. Bonneville Y. Yoder, whtakey It 07 damns' Filbert, vinegar 6 62 Tobias Barto, whiskey and vinegar 60 24 • Hardware and Iron. Joseph L. liitichter 217 61 John McKnight 73 33 George Lerch & Co. 16 it 6 John benzoic & CO 8 68 316 17 • Grain, Row and Grinding Grain. George F. Boyer, grinding grain 74 77 ' - Jonathan R Miller, " " 127 12 Adam Filbert, 44 00 Samuel Snapp. cued wheat 6 40 it F. Drumheller, rye 110111 94 t 0 Joariph Balbach wheat 262160 Filbert & Be ner, wheat 93 04 Thaw B. Halbach. clover need 70 00 Adam Filbert, wheat and flour 633 23 George Strunk, wheat '.... 62 96 Isaac Sbeneman, wheat 67 'OO J. F. Drumheller, rye dour 33 26 rail A Brnbaker Ilene and. bran 180 23 SamiO4 Filbert, wheat 85 e 9 John Filbert wheat 95 76 Win. Decker, rye 16 60 Sanun4 Filbert, rye 9 10 George W. Rain B Co., grinding grata 60 92 1885 88 Drags. J. ff. McCurdy .Toba. H. Racer B. d. Stevens • Coal and age. Chas. 6. Bichley, wharfam coal and salt 108 91 Itinhard gear, awl and salt 684 18 John 0 dill, coal 314 00 bamuel Frew), wharfage on coat 7 85 Wm. Peooock,bltuminoas coal 17 00 Aaron Oats, freight on coal 184 20 Tobacco. Charles Brewslsar 300 :13 J. &S. Syria • 40 83 in 06 ' Book, Shoes and Leather. Wm. Geiger, those Trout 7k Grim, leather H. F. Felix, boots Sad shoos • 813 93 Printing and Stationery. J. Lawrence Gists, advertising 27 80 Chia. Kessler, advertistsgoad stationery 98 87 Hats. /kande Boland - 70 37 ii 010637% Joshua Seely Fulling and Dyeing. J. E. EdeDna Daniel Senders Isaac Teat Lewis O. Felts, school tax, 1881 42 OS Pecnypacker, school tax, 1562 _ 81 15 J. Liornberger, road tax, 1861 on account 62 66 Salaries, Jacob Conrad, eteward 9 montbe Michael Itigiattoyer, under eteward, on account 279 1 9 H. A. iSummone, clerk. 1 year 225 00 Samuel Filbert, director, 1 year 65 00 extra service' 15 00 Aaron Getz, director, 1 year 90 10 Calm services 15 00 R F. Drumheller, director 05 Of extra services 15 uo Chas. Healy, M. D., physician's eer►icee 100 00 Michael '4'. Liringood, " " 0 mouths SO , 0 Wharton Morrie, attorney. on account 82 BO Pred'k Lear Smith, attorney 6 menthe 07 00 Raging Conrad, teaching school 93 75 Peter Zfinmermou Engineer, to MI 1011 St M. 8 Bickel, blacksinith, an ecconnt 154 SO keubea Kohn carter, on account 2t 75 James nicht', carter 147 07 John Hansel baker, on account 175 46 Chriattan Ziegler tailor on account 224 00 Frederick Rebutter. gardener, ou account 112 26 Abraham Fry. porter in noapital 47 00 Zit !Boob engineer. 5 months 150 CO Mary Whitman, maid service, on account 104 89 Mary Dangler, .• ~., 4l 75 Miscellaneous Items. John Fromm, labor in hay-malting 11 00 Henry MIH. .. i. 17 50.. Anthony Herten, labor in " 17 30 John P. Hellen, pipe end castinge 70 Si Jacob Shaffner, 1 bacon 77 33 Wee. 'Kohn, medical eervices. 2 nudes 85 01 John H Spats. Medina nervlciie 5.00 Samuel &gamma, carpenter work 315 31 Charles Seely. medical marines 15 01 Abraham Arnold. 6 coats 24 00 John o. Henry, 3 ploughs 31 00 Smmuel 11....1..wer, mending 116X1i666 4 64 Andrew leads. Bar stones 6 ES Michael .K , A,lner, brooms 8 50 Henry Crouse, notions 31 16 Peter Brown, lime 6 60 .. .. Horne and cad hire 17 60 Berke County Pawn, carpet 140 93 P. 11. Spattg, medical services, &linable 590 Christian Ziegler, interest on loan of $1.500 30 00 P. Albright, freight 6 30 ' Lewis Briner, cake meal and sand 5 18 ' Grief/ & Whitman, bed posts 3 30 Helms & German, brurbee 47 66 H. B Sharer, cedar ware 0 06 Morris, Tacker & Co , steam plum 9 69 Daniel Miller plumbing and pipes 40 03 Simon Reinhold, brusbes 3 96 James AI: Matthews, medical services, B. Zwoyer 5 00 William Williams, maintenance, Blume Zwoyer 6 00 Christian Shutter, earthenware 29 :16 D. Llewellyn Beaver, medical services 2 60 Titus Kern, brooms 7 50 John Lung, inalutettanee, L. Smith 5 00 Jacob Waiter,•• 5 0.1 Douglass ancCounard, steam fixtures 10 99 Directors of the Poor of Schuylkill county, for the maintenance or paupers belonging to this county 73 Mt Harriet Jennings, for furniture due her by Daniel Althouse 12 00 Michael Ilightmeyer, familiar* 10 50 Bockhamtner & Bald, fish 100 00 Wm. Dmmheller, labor during barma king amt harvest 33 25 Richard Schmieder, labor during bay ma- king and harvest 29 75 . Amos - Lambert, labor dozing hay-making and harvest 25 75 220 76 (Total amount or Poor House Orders, 119,982 18] Prison Inspectors' Orders. R. T. White, for carpet chain 177 95 Jacob Young, is tons coat 37 45 it F. Owen. 500 copies Annual Report 28 00 Reading tins Company, eioce let• December 16 75 K. Fable books for use of prisoners' 12 34 Hecry nryTyson, strut rags bought in Jana- He T 76 Henry Tyson, maintenance, 3 months 415 14 do do 9 meanie eatery /12 60 Mrs. 0. Tyson. 3 month. salary 37 60 (ileorn K. 01444er S 0140th4 Wary 123 00 Rhode & Fisher carper chain 84 91 Henry Tyson, carpet rags bought made February 47 10 Lewis Briner, carpet chain and sundries 61 84 Henry Tyson, compiling Annual Report, 1861 6 00 .7 li Straub, for sole leather 0 15 R. T. While, for carpet chain 120 20 Henry Tysen, for carpet. rags in April, 1882 23 77 Jacob Young, for coal 28 60 J. D. Dertolet, for repairing sofas 6 75 Samuel Summons, for visiting Lancaster Prison 7 60 R. T. White, carpet chain 218 50 Rudine Ora Company, bill 8 10 Henry Ti son, maintenance, 3 months 408 74 do do 3 months salary 112 69 Mre. 0. Tyson, S months salary 87 50 Lewis Briner, carpet chain, May 9 40 31. Fleury Tyson, carpet rage bought 85 28 George K. Cleaver, 3 months salary 115 00 Win. Bridegam, for roofing prison 100 00 Henry Tyson, carpet raga bought since July /3 BD 11. T. While. carpet chain 273 75 David Hats, Prison Inspector, attending 11 days 22 00 /lutes Lee, attending 10 meetings 20 00 A. D. Hilt, do do 22 tut Daniel Young, do do • 11 00 Samuel Summons, attending 16 meetings 12 00 Jacob Young, do do 12 00 , Lewis Miner,. do do 12 00 do do Secretary's services 12 00 Reeding Gas Company, for gas bill, Sept. 1 1862 4 50 H. T. White, for 1000 lie, linen chain and 2 steal reeds 264 60 Henry Tricia, carpet rags bought in Aug. 64 00 Willianiwitridegant, for roofing* Ml..* 100 00 Samuel Summons, for carpenter work 75 70 Leh:truster & Smith, for painting and .ma terial 36 06 Henry Tyson, for maintenance, 3 months 585 61 do do 8 months salary 112 60 Mr.. G. Tyson, 3 do 37 50 G. H . Cleaver, 3 do 12.10 R. T. White, for carpet chain 225 00 Henry Tyson, carpet rage bought in Sept. 1852 35 27 Wm. Bridegam, on account, for roofing 290 00 do for tin ware 12 12 J. Keely, for lumber 16 49 'Jacob Young, for coal 222 75 Bard & Reber, for hardware 28 94 Charier. K. Basil, for tin ware 29 65 H. Bennethom, for tilt ware 16 70 T. Keppleman, sash weights. pipes, &c, 33 99 William Kerper, for dry goods 12 54 Adam Heilman. shoes for prison 16 94 Isaac W. Harper, books and stationery 494 P. Albright, freight 10 88 Henry Tyson, eating 2 boys to House of Refuge 32 80 Anthony Dreher, for brushes 7 42 Henry Tyson, for carpet rage 64 24 Uhler Lather, excise tax and license 85 64 Henry Tyson, for incidental expenses 35 16 do do do do 19 40 de do for maintenance. B monlbs 410 AB do do for 3 moniks salary 112.500 Mtn O. Tyson, 3 months salary 37 110 George K. Cleaver, 8 months salary 1:5 00 Dr. John B. Brooke. 1 year's salary u physician 75 00 William Ilerbet, Treasurer, 1 year's sal. cry 20 00 Hrs. 0. Tyson, for dinners to Inspector. 13 60 =1:E1111 MD Principal on Loans Paid William Moser,, paid la fall 400 03 travld B. Mho!, do do 1400 GO Aaron K. Kline, do do 30 0 r Joules Moo, do do 10. or Charles Young. do do 60 00 Banter. EL floyder, do do 170 00 Andron) ELM, do do 180 03 2218 98 Interest Paid on Loanit. Amount paid on Loans to different per- WWI 4742 73 Printing Order* Maltz P. Daring, publishing In Schnell. poet MI 00 Arnella Havreneht, publishing In Geist der Reit MI 00 JrWO Knabb t publiehlng In Journal 332 r.O J. L. Oats, , do Oaseue WO 75 Arnold Pawslle, do Libra', Bete baohter Myers dig Son, do Berke County Press 12 00 Charles Realer. do Reading Adler lab 75 do do Sitatlonery 08 67 3.20 04 all January sea/lions April sesalone Anmut seeatons November menton Coroner's inquests. 1 John Fox, holding inquest on body of ry Ma Kenai) , I 62 do Inquest on Aaron Heckman 46 do do William frill 76 •do do Michael Haan 62 do Viewing body hiehael llDLaohlla 76 do humid on colored boy, name not known 12 do inquest on Theodore Rahn 96 do viewing body Ellen Can 75 do do S bodies, Heller, Sher man' one unknown 85 do inquest on David taker 20 do do Lewis Bbensteln 60 do do Martha Sage and Frs. nor 1 24 Jeremiah Beard, inquestou Hoary Swavely I 68 do do do Win. G. flathead 24 Jeremiah Van Reed, for Wm. Holloway 28 Daniel Claimer. on John Cleaner 08 Henry C. Cron., oa Catharine Ebbed 37 Henry Burkholder. oa K Phillips 12 Aaron S. Roll, on Owen AloGlovara 62 Samna( M. Kinder, on Samuel Smith /2 Abraham IL Vanderslice, on Johnand Eliza bath Pott 04 Samuel M. Klee, on Henry Grim 913 William Shubert, on Henry Jacoby 63 i - 208 44 1 87 88 15 270 46 1326 11 Election Returns. Jadgeo of Spring olecitono Coustobioo, adiertteing neaten 2811 90 Return Judges and eleinion assessors 11118 23 Constable Usury Reiter, notifying oleetlow 1 00 18 00 6i 93 881 01 Assessors. Paid Triennial Assasament for 1861 759 87 Patting up Data of votables in /864412 206 00 Notifying days of Appeal . 848 28 •. .Itood Damages. • ---- . . Thomas L. Batdorf. viewing State Road 12 29 MOMS Moyer, for road Tuipehoccon town ship 16 00 °aurae Stoudt, do do 60 00 Philip sad Michael Poker, do .40 00 Limo Scidort, . do 500 Jonathan %cent& damages lo Idnlalanberg 28 00 Henry Knoll, services inlaying road In Tul pehoccon • 200 Joseph Sahmaeker, damages for alley In Reading • 35 00 Lacy L. Boyer, do do 58 00 Lewis Moor, for Joe. KandalPs_eatate TO 00 Scrub. Hobart, damage, 5 00 lease Moyer, do in Oman 78 00 - Do do fees for viewing under the old law 750 Eliza Delany, for damages for alley In Reading 20 00 Mary Hindi, do do 45 00 lery rbillipa, do do 25 00 Anthony Foliar, do do 74 00 Samuel Marberger, Exeter township 15 00 David Schneider, • do 7GO William tinnier, do 13 00 Joseph Karbala, do 14 00 Ifloodemus Noll, Richmond township 140 00 Joel Wartzenluft, do 123 4.0 !Baca Ososse, Huta township 60.00 EMI 70 97 CND BEI 81 47 376'0 267 96 MB UM 111:1 --- . Junes, Oyster, TOataves, :41re. January Term. 1882, Grand Jurors 95 21 Do do do Nth do 187 88 Do do do Court Cryer IS 00 Do do do - Tipton!' 58 73 Do do do Coovoying prioonera 18 00 - -- 1024 85 April Terns, 1802, Grand Jurors 103 03 Do do do Petit do 690 71 Do do do Court Oryer 68 00 Do do do Tipetaires . Si 25 Do do do Convoying prisoner( 11 25 - imp.: Term, 1662, Grand hums 121 27 960 24 Do do do Detit do 781 41 Do do do Cotat Cryer 68 00 Do do do Tiostaven 121 25 Do do do Cuatopoirpriooners 11 25 2881 88 --- November Term, 1862, Orand Jurors 08 96 1114 18 Dv do do Pads do 670 72 Do do do Cann Cryer 18 0,) Do do do Timms 66 70' Do do do Conv'ing primulas 10 00 Mayor, Aldermen, Justices, Con etabla and Witneee Fees. Mayor's bills for bell, rgllool C99491%49. 696 98 and Witnesses Aldermen and Justices of the Fence 64 78 Constableefees In eandry Commonwealth PIM 123 68 - 870 28 60 00 Constables' Returns: 82 84 62 70 69 62 63 62 193 58 = 1694 93 1606 65 MEI 11:ZEI UAW 70 Arresting Vagrants. Pees tar arresting vagrants aurrag the year County Officers. Paid Oeo. W. Brockman, Commissioners' Clerk. 1 year's salary GrXI 00 Joseph Bitter, Court Cryer, salary 303 to James B. Bechtel, late District Attorney 396 ao Daniel Errnentrout, present do 79 00 James Bell, Clerk of Court Quarter Ses sions, 616 20 p aama l If. RI., Wm. Steffy and Joseph S. /layer, County Auditors 180 00 Jacob Donabower.Cominlssioner'S salary 221 63 Paul Wenrich, CommLisioner's aalary and extra eervfee 319 BO George K. Lora, Commissioner's salary • and extra genies 274 00 J. Hagerman, Commiesloners' Attorney Iyemr's ealory 100 00 J. D. Bitting, lateBheriff ot Berke noway 201 38 Court House Expenaur. Paid J. L. Stiehter, (or glass, pony, &a 838 Perdloand Weser., repairing locks 3 05 Francis Rambo, repairing Coen Roane 87 Charles N. isneiL repairing root on Coact Hann 12 52 Sam'l Donabower, repairing chair cushion 226 Frederick Fox, 1 doz: common chairs 8 00 Henry Jones. for hauling ashes 1.30 Adam Fox, for planting trees in Court Holm yard 73 F. B Oils, for shade tile; in Court Henn yard 7 30 Lewis Gabel, for paving In Court Homo yard 166 2 D. Smith, Treasurer of Gas Company for suodry bills 38 . 30 William Rapp, for battling ashes 76 &Mimi Saminotts, carpenter wort at Court Hones 14 89 Jacob Laden, repairing Court Hones stock &I 76 golomon Brengel, bal. for repairing roof 65 68 Jelin Flicklagor, for putting away coat 800 Henry 8. Wilmot), bill for palming ' 1 40 Elijah Ramp, for 100 bushels cbarsoal 9 00 &gory & Mtobart, for lumber. &e. 8 46 Win. hbosdej L, rosin soap, Oil. 4 121 William Rrinentiont, for soul 41 00 Wm. P. Dickenson, repairing ILattiras 7 Up Jacob Young. for 10 tone coal 42 60 Jodi as Healy, bomber for Court *loose 3 00 B. Todd, for repairing window blinds 2 00 1011 55 BRlDoll6.—Penn Street Bridge. inWin Beontel, it month.' salary (17 60) 102 60 Win Ireton, mending lanterns 1 6/ David L. Wenrich, bal. in fall for plonk 384 06 8. L. Snyder, plank 2 21 B. D. Eindeb, Treasurer of Gin Company 79 20 Warner, Macey & Merril. Ga. fixtures 14 76 Jut". McKnight., for hardware 91 46 Immo Inuthnirt, cleaning bridge 2 60 Lancaster Bridge Harriet 51'Quire, 11 months' salary (17 50) 192 50 K. D. Smith, Treasurer 01101 Company 68 135 Werner, Miekey & Merril. for albite@ 14 75 Jelin McKnight, for hardware 1 513 halm Halbert, for cleaning bridge 2 60 Poplar Neck Bridge. Jos, Garber, 11 Tawas' salary (18 /50) 181 60 Hamburg Bridge. Jacob Gerbart, 11 moon's' salary at 212 60 per month 137 60 Jacob Doaabower, (or lotting said bridge 6 60 Benjamin Gordner, (or rePigring said bridge 183 78 SS County Bridget. Leidy Shull, for lumber at bridge 87 00 Harrison Levan, work at Lenbart's bridge 2 DO Jonathin Kline, hauling warms dab 1 00 John G. intwfter, repartee bridge root Is Greenwich %Alla Bane, for work at State bridge 6. & J. Drexel, for stone at Bead's bridge Wm B. BergeCrepairing State Bridge at Wester's Conrad et Wittman, lumber for State bridge In Ben ITS 30 Wm Merkel, fur repairing bridge la On 111140D011 ".." 101 52 Merkel & Adams, for &moony bridge in Richmond 100 00 John alcenteben, whitewashing State bridge . • . 20 00 Jacob R. Maribor, lumber for State bridge 11 05 Refunding Orders. Charles Diehl, Imitator of Penn, amount • overpaid 11 20 Jacob keettel, witness fees reloaded 1.80 Samuel Ouldin, bridge toil refunded 8 61 Levi A. Hoes, collector of Riehmood, re funded 51 Gee. Browmiller, collector of Oleg, tax overpaid . f 2 07 Soldiers' Relief Rebecca Yocum 3 00 • Geese la Groff 3 00 ROOM 5/Schemer 4 00 Marla McDonough 9 00 Abgline Hopkins 13 0i Mrs. George Saylor a 00 /Idle Rots 000 George Ar. Ralik. for Bmlly Kaufman 3 0) Solomon Slater, for Mre. Suck 2 CO Sophia Wien 4 00 Sarah Wllfert 800 Catharine Kepple 8 00 F. Biemiller 2 00 Harriet Balder 4 00 Harriet Filson 0 00 Mary Hassler 6 00 Boob Kline 2 01 13c0on Kendall 2 00 Angelioe 210d5 2 o amens Noecker 2 06 Sarah B Bricker and others 715 00 Anna Fisher , do 68 . :,0 Morelia Calvert do 47 CO Anna Boyer do 29 00 FrPLOCtle Heck do 4t; 0/ Catharine Murphy do en , 0 Joanna Pox do 64 tO Catharine Murphy do 00 60 Anna :pohn do 40 00 Sarah Doebler do 32 00 Catharine Weidner do 21 00 Amelia Gabriel do 40 00 C 338 3205 00 IMMI Bounties to Volunteers. Capt. L. Heber Smith 4600 00 Do William H. Andrews 47.'0 00 Do William Motinil 4500 00 Do Richard H Jones 430.. 0i Do George Newkirk 4200 00 Do Joan liouoody 0420 00 D. S. William K. Dolts - 26,200 00 Site 00 Do J P. Koch 95, 00 Lieut. John 11 Misalmer 3550 0J Do A. S. Seaman 3600 00 Do .0 131 Hessler 4100 00 Do A. C. Plummer - 500 09 Soudri Vo/untoora 1600 00 . 19,250 00 EIIII I= Miacelloneoua. 1814,460 00 Joseph Hoch, horse-Mrs for Commission am lOC 87 00 A, W, Kauffman, for making out Tam% 46 69 A. W. Kauffman, for services, tam and coma 35 08 —.. 81 75 lease Althonse, conveying prisoners to the House of Refuge 28 CO Isaac W. Harper, for stationery and blank books 190 03 Margaret. Addis, taking Min to the Bottle of Refuge ft 13 Jacob Knabb, postage stamps 1 27 Charles K. Keller, Recording Treasurer's Bond 2 50 David Plank, account of balance doe him 2020 01 Samuel Heckler, blank books and sta tionery 10 03 H. FL Diuhleuberg, discount on note 25 . 03 Peter Hoch, home hire for Commissioners 4 00 D. H. Beidemau, repairing 9 chairs 76 Caton Bank of Reading, for note 200 00 Do do do do 16 00 God Med Bordner, holding special election 13 14 Levi Hoirmaster and J. V. Dora, clerking election 3 00 Wm. Bturad., jr., for soap and broiler 710 Ritter & Keyser, thread, yarn and tape 30 Eastern Penitentiary, support of nonwhite 337 68 IL H Mahlenberg, discount oa note 26 67 Jacob Knabb, box-hire & postage stampe 125 C. Freed, blank books and binding 15 75 James tiarbeson, seal and press for Or— phans' Court 10 25 David Plank, interest sad principal 356 mi Henry B. Boyer, horse-hire 1 60 Wm. Herbst, Seq., counterfeit note given - by Commissioners 5 00 Charles B. McKnight, for note 1500 ttO Samuel for 2 years' subscription for newspaper 2 05 Philadelphia A Beading R. K. Cs., freight on safe P. S. Higgins, making 11 duplicate* John Y. elltlithlB do 2 do Matilda Zschman and others, scrubbing Court House • 13 75 Michael K. Boyer, making 7 tax duplicates it .00 Michael Kraemer, making 12 tax dupli cates and maiden ug appeal 30 00 Perm", Barring A Co., difference on ex. • change of safe 150 00 Jacob Knabb, postage stampe and box 1- 34 Wm. Bridegam, expenses taking George Haas to House .if Refuge ' • 10 00 Henry 8. Wiretap, painting and materials 16 02 G. W. Brio:Orman. expenses to Harrisburg no Clerk in paying volunteers 4 10 School Director. of 's l ...idimer..elt 03 43 Wm: Herbst, lisq , and Bodo Otto, expen ses to Washington in paying volunteers 62 48 H. El Mobleaberg, discount on note 122 50 C. H. Homier. repairing Black Marla 6 75 Isaac Sasaamao, wagon hired 3 0 ii. H. 31oh•enberg, discount on note in Airtime.' Bank • 256 07 D. A. U•rich, pact modem examination on '•-• Wm Sege 2 Abraham Vireo, ice in Court room ill 30 H. IL Muhlenberg, discount on 1 15000 01 10 0J David McKnight, sending Physician. to Waabington . 367 00 Matilda &clung, scrubbing Commimion ere' office 1 60 Thomas W. Hartley, for seal and prow for orphans' Court 7 00 Howard & Co.. for freight do 25 Hitter & Ke.ser, for tape and yarn 88 Diller Luther, for 11. S. Excitor Tax on bridge tolls 22 6S H. H. Muhlenberg, discount on note is Fartnem. Bank so 00 Baizece of new Biala Tax paid at Har ri..burg 65 06 Treasurer's salary for one year 400 00 Do Commission on State Tax 692 98 Total Expenditures, To the li'rreorabte the judges of the Court of 00111111011 Pleas of Bork,. County The A ditoro reepectfally report that they have earafally audited and settled the accounts of Willie.. Herbst, EA, Treasurer of Berke county, from the 6th day of January, 1862, to the 31Lat day of December, 1882, both days Wein-. 81PB, aud And a balance due the Treasurer, amounting to the ..cor. of Pica Himdred and Twestpfour Dollars and thirty four cents, (AU 34). Witness our bands this 10th day of February, A. D.,1863. WILLIAM WISPY'', 308. S. Auditors. YZB► D. 101t01, Amount of Tax Asseeied During the Year 1862. 1339 _e 1 7; 1 .7. .ii S w et S l' Names of Townships. 1 n "---'' li . 4 IR' g. I 0 .." .0A El N " 8 i2l Albany, 4 6 2 71 68 99 60 66 2 0 72. 231 ? .. 0 3 6 7 16 41 Alone°, Amity, 1194 70 1194 '0 3' ' } 4.4 2. Bern, 1222 27 863 37 569 641 Be 24g e" . ,rn, Upper, 964 49 968 49 0 Bethel, 1269 5" 301 t3r 967 881 277 2 hernsille, 175 30 38 26 139 11 , lireeknock, 440 72 322 38 213 341 Poorooroon, 544 27 544 27 Centre, 938 17 988 17 421 , Colebrookdale, 998 32 6410 00 238 12 ''o Hamra, 1181 94 919 05 249 30 I'7 •pl " 4 District, 318 79 17 00 331 W . I ' o "* , 79 Douglass, 612 99 612 22 6 1 13 Nee, 425 16 91 63 403 53 102 1 81 Exeter, 1608 34 593 10 1013 24 Greened* 983 4!1 7011 91 778 92 700 t o Homburg. 478 43 336 39 93 14 Heidelberg, a. 1195 55 888 54 217 01 70 11 Heidelberg, Lower 1678 10 749 91 925 19 &o Heidelberg, North: oo 671 48 871 46 Hereford, 900 67 900 67 740 49 Jefferson, 652 40 147 48 604 97 174 00 Kutztown, 487 82 487 Se Longnwamp, , Naidenereek 1 0R1 271 al . 7 4 6 1 0 6 82 34 663 8 : 1 6 11 276 62 Merlon, 1469 48 788 96 872 49' Mosatawny, 178460 905 53 878 417 44:n m, Itublenberg, 1126 37 692 94 643 43 16 - 3 — l l Oloy, 2221 ig 2221 18 Outeleunee, 884 gg 186 801 648 82 go 84 Penn, 04 40 9 1 8 401 Perry, 809 82 800 20 208 8. Pike, 489 81 469 fll Rinhmond. 1317 67 481 91 836 621 325 (10 Robeson, 1022 03 489 85 682 17,. 687 17 Roakliod. 603 74 319 54 2841 201 28 00 itilecoutt/manor, 383 59. 76 58 289 03 140 go Opriug, 1444 38 1878 59 112 78. Tulpehoeton, 1104 00 119 24 164.4 It 282 00 Tulpehoccon, tipper, 483 18 193 25 880 58 146 67 Union, 870 98 16 84 864 Cle Washington, 930 60 1 08 90 821 60 Windsor, .• 867 11 6417 84 89 27 30 09 . Wameladorf, • 488 18 76 43 862 70 110 00 Reading, LB Ward, 1120 10 1122 lb . 1 N. W. Ward, 1228 98 1228 91 " 8. 17 Ward, 1207 41 300 00 1107 4 100 Go 8. W. Ward, 1491 44 1491 4+ " 13presa Ward, 587 30 260 20 687 .90 100 +l2 --..--- —.._ 27.741 70 8180 71 347 02 686 18 Ot TeTAMbilta TAX. Jacob Weigenotts, WomeWort, 1889, 27 04 John Dentrich, Alsace, 1889, 813 84 Charles Wien, District, 1889, 87 12 -- William Kilns, BMW, 11H31, 702 15 350 45 Charles Lebold, Hamburg. 1560, 212 La Lewis a:rdslagood, WarneWort, 1360, 23 96 RIADING : dams Gem, N. W. Ward, 1980, Edward Sakmook, 8..3. Hard, 1860, 260 96 • . - John Boriceri, Bethel, 1801, US 14 821 01 Joh. L. Kintael. Bern,'lle, 1881, 170 01 David Minim Earl, 1851. 75 95 Bameel Streak, Exeter, 1881, 284 oe ilisaban Adams, Bambara. 1881, 125 25 Daniel Coleman, Ontelanais, 1851, 127 89 Abraham H. Shaeffer. Pike, 1854 1 4 98 Heary O. Heffner, Blellamond, 1851, 208 03 William 'Freeborn, Womehdod, 1801, 44 75 Runny : Christian &halts, N. Z. Ward. 1091, 581 74 William Kelm, N. W.-Ward, 1851, 1124 87 Daniel fabults, 8.2. Ward, 180, 523 / 3 John B. Oriminger, 8. W. Ward, 1541, 185 03 EEM3 9 21 23 69 1 60 7+2 20 The above k a camel statement of the ontatauding tax on the Ist day of Jaaaary, , thou mitt's' awl! JOSEPH & DOTED Auditors. ,ZZRA D. YOROY. A, ' vac— mount of Bonds held age on the let day of Jacob H. Relit 000 00 0. Amelia rithor 1 1 00 Willirm Young 1000 04 Susanna Ritter 400 00 George Feather, Enq 600 Weak. Ben. Society 701 00 Deborah S. Fisher 750 1)0 Daniel D. Maurer 1130 00 900 0 • , Reef *min R. Pater MO 00 Peter Soh solder 288.1 00 David Schneider 8480 00 n•Illlam Koabb 800 00 Geo. & usmnel Detnrk 9410 00 Jonas Herbein 000 00 Emma !chaffer 8 000 Amanda Hartman 2840 0. James Morris 400 00 William Arnold 2500 00 Peter Deyither 700 0• David Brumbach 950 oa &slier Bechtel 105. 14) blizabetb Heebner 9843 8 Mary Ann Bled 2)00 00 Henry. Nell 1000 0 .. Rebecca Knabb 2180 00 Esther Boyer 100 00 Susan Knabb 2.000 00 John Herbeln 500 00 Peter S Koabb 4.0.) 0 . Lewis K. ilotteneleln 1. 0 00 ! Daufel K Itottoostolo 0000 0 0 Jacob G Hartzog 00. 00 Susanna D. Knabb 1000 00 Elizabeth Reeser NO 00 Snsanna"Khisling 400 00 Catharine Henry 115 01 Belly Reeser 800 00 George Wltner 1070 00 L. Brine, Adult,. M. Phillippi 150 00. QM 11E1 Whole amount of permanent Total, The above is a correct stet. eonnty, on the int day or Jan of the loans made in 1862 632 00 Feb 14-41] tthADING SAVING BANK. - - INCORPORATED na.aY 11 , 111459. CAPITAL, $50,000. Banking House, East Nags. Square, North Bide, - Reading. Pa. DEPOSITS RECEIVED FROM TEN CENTS to Ten Thousand Dollars. Money is received on de- Posit truss 9 A. Si, to a P. M. ; And on Wednesday end BM. urday evenings from 7 P. fd. toe P. M. Interest will be allowed at the rate of Finn per omit. pot annum, on all sums remaining on deposit, for one year or more. On s u ms remaining hiss than a year, Interest will be al towed at the rate of Fbur per cent. per annum. - AR- Ali the assets of the Seek end the figifvfAus/ 197)1,- 90 of Me stockholders, are liable for the payment of Dr posits. • Persons who have money to deposit, are Invited to call at the Banking Home for farther information. DIBBOTOIII3. DIVED YODER, OHMS forms. MICHAEL GREBES, coirs.sx. Raßint. Dintal.B. LIMA; CONaa9 Y. Sallnam A. P. Roan President—A. P. BOAR. Ides 117-1, ASTOR HOUSE, NEW-YORK• 'plus SPLENDID HOTEL HAS BEEN mated, and is at this moment /mond to none in de s: nee. Th. Lodi& thawing ROOM is a beautiful one, having no eonal. tie open corridors and complete ventilation render it most delightful In warm weather. It is unsurpassed by any other in situation, having Railroads on the front and south sides, over Which ears ran to every part of the city for half a dime, Travelers arriving from the North and Nast, will *oaths email care of the 11111.141 M and the PJghth imams an ere , nomy and convenience, espeolelly at night, Care Sun Direct to Central Park. Porhunilles preferring homelike and really genteel so• commodation, it offers superior attraction. All °lessee have manifested their affection or this Hotel, and every pains will be taken to render it a home Yoe the traveler. . . The name liberal aystem will be continued, and the ut most promptness on the part of all pawns belonging to the organization will be exacted. Telegraph 0 dice, connected with all parts of the 174.rn and the Cambs.-with intelligent and reliable attend • it, is situated near the main entwines. SuperinterMenia of Railroad's, Managers of Pohl'. Con- Teronces of all descriptions, aro respecthalq role& ed to send notice of their arrangements, connections. chasm,. 0 time, &e.l to the Hotel for the better information of Its gasses.' 448 'la at) 480 Milk, Eggs, Vegetablee, ite., are produced on a farm managed exclutdvdy for the Astor House. Water Closets and Beth Rbome on every door. Br. B.—Bee notice of yoor intended runt Is respectfully requested, that rooms may be prepared. (July 30-0 - - PRIX .;`,E & C 0 3., World Renowned Melodeons and Harmoniums, 0410 WITH THE LATEST PATENTED oyemento,intredu.. ls the IMAM &WO erlth the elect of Pedal bun no the cheapest leetrumeete—from $46 to *MO. EARNEST GABLER'S UNSURPASSED P As_ IligAII:111 Si 9 7 and 7.14' Octaves, fall Iron frame, overetrama, 0 04 2, 1 , , 1 1d tame, My.. , piste mat very richly finished, from 40/1 0 0400. irmerdlik toetyle. Able, Pianos by other matters. rir Every Instrument Warrants!. Ferniest the Mir eat wholesale prices, and a liberal deduction far Oseh, or on email/ end convenient monthly Instalments. Janine BELLAK, Sole Agent, an+ eig Sal Bomb Fifth Street, above Spruce, Dec 6-Ono] Philadelphia - LIOR SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, 200 MUTE .12 Graotte Tea Setts of the newest style. I.POR SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, 800 GRANITE E SALE of Ile newest style. VOR AT THE OLD JAIL, 1000 SETS Ir Common voa SALE. AT THE OLD JAIL, THE LABS est assortment of Liverpool Ware ever offered is Reading. FOR SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, A LARGE sasoitmont of Pittsburgh, Boston and French Glanv ware ofevery description. F°4 SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, THE CHLO/C -act variety of ear and Hotel Glace, Gid a . a nd fiersOff were furniture ever offered to Beading. FOR SALE AT THE OLD JAIL, CO 'BARRELS Slacken at Philadelphia prices. remelt tit Vffit.r:f Vic wan too r. '7,51115 *la?. si3 15 ....[.......,.. TEL -EXTRA FINE OOLONG'TEA, AT nsuuows„ 1 - - 40 South Fifthllarit tyTRA. LARGE FAT MACKEREL, AT PcaNCII, ab n 40 Vesta E MO Mot. SW 18 42 78 4196 34 =el met the County of Perks, January, 1863. John K hauler 940 00 V7lllleni K Stanger 1271 00 Jacob Toting 1091 00 Jacob L. Orilla,MeV iiCO Hi) John D. Knabb 1400 imo Daniel littler 450 00 I.Vdte Schneider 410 01 Jacob Young 'Ad 00 John B. Blume, Beg CO) 00 Josiah Spohn 1200 00 Daniel Faber 800 00 Kagdalana Wilhelm ts, 0 130 Dante/ L. Orimermer ow Or obillp mpobu 1000 id Jacob Weidner 20, Or George B OW 0l Btle%blth Tredrasa 900 00 Benjamin Marta 10 , 0 00 Daniel Schell (00 00 Hotly Sell 80,10 00 William K. Rtanfrer 800 00 David Brambdsh 050 00 William Koabb 600 041 Benjamin Kati ROO 00 Somata B Knabb 00 00 Isaac Beif 900 00 William B. Allgaler CM 00 Barbara Bell 10,0 00 Hannah Allen 800 0 lotvld Orambach SOO 00 Sarah Kanter 2100 u 0 iivid B. Mint 140 00 camel Michel 900. 00 William M. rialrd 10 00 Richard Boone 1000 00 Nathan Knabb 6 0 00 Blizsbeth A. Ritter 6.0 00 Catharine Voter 100 00 Charles Wagambarat MO 00 Daniel H. Leman 1000 00 $77.468 88 loans made In 1882, 48,883 $t20,331 80 .moot of the debt or Berke wiry, 1613, tuclaalve WILLI JObEP EZRA lAN STEFFY, H . BOY r.R,I lndltors D. YoROY,
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