El READING, PA. A Ztj tyk Ic if, .......wwout,py n Wifif IE4 Ay. 01 , 13 $04,154' 5 °1 0 ) 1 if!„o°tleileant of th 9 U.S. Army , I;,} ‘4 l .l4.ilitliNwPtlcons, l 4, ll o'clock on Thurs.. „Aly 4 fs7lltiirl i of inflatumalion of the bowels. oct nod peacefully, • (len. Itousseau / q9B r of 440 best, and bravest soldiers of the ~: t l)etnoerat. Ile was . 01 yery pmular with bis , soldier4 who always re („49t1T,94,111F0 . 4 wil,ll.thundering 'cheers, , and his fir°9l l ,?!CrPOwtkys obly and brilliantly handled, r 11,0 1 /1114314 ; was born in Lincoln county, j 820,, his father having been a cousin , ! f eei4enl, .111wrispri. lfo, was almost wholly ;t:t 814140004, bit ha laborekso• that ho was ~e)oled.tosttidy ,lad, and,was admitted to the _bar ) * 13,19orufield,,Jndiana, in 1841. • 110 was ,pmpitkip,of t ludiona ,volunteers in tho')Mexi .lllop;war? 4(l,g:wards, ho was elected to the State Senate., Moving to Louisville in 1849, theysa kei4l.,alino to the Senate of Kentucky.— y, Flllll/440 rohpltiou Wok!) out ho !flied two KerittAckians:,for the Fedort)l ; :amy, wpm, Brigadier General under ~.I . ,xlpotl at 81410,,, I. ) conpnantloa a division in McCook's ,vt.p1t,i40362, dititinguiphipg himself in the bat tle of Perryville, after which ho was made a ,-,4B.l9q.loupra!,:qf Yolupteers. His career ,thrqyg4opt the war was quite a brilliant one. / HA mts commissioned a firigadier-Octieral in ~„„T,OpregAay army is 18(17. On the purchase of r iet t ittfklftt.fropt.ltuamia he was tient thither by the ~, • United States to cc ..ivo possession of it. 110 ,aft,prwards plikeed in command of the Fifth Diatriet • y with headquartera at New ,lty his, just, AO firm, but mild and , v , mattigtiq course, , ho prevented a terrible riot ,•1147 , 9pp t4oloitea, and thoblae4, and won tha hatred of Northern Itadicals and the re• Ispc,ct,ittl}l witcom of good citizens and patrio tiotuto throughout thu Uniou, who wilrregre isAlittit no proudly ehorioh hits memory. IIECONNTIMUCTION A rAiLunta. ',•, fltthin' at e Iteconstroetion H Of the Southern t 4(es is a dead failure is proved by the New ‘(1. York', une, whose editor sees deeper into a inillthone than any of his lbolical cotempora• r• zi r t, w 0 I rtes. At P 4 p o rloatio, Mr, (Ireeley reports 'the followitig,order of events, which is only a ' ' sainPle of what is occurring all Over the South. erti country under the m i callawag regime, lie says: 1 64 4pp . nllipg lor ruytions iu all branches of the service." "'Metres and pluilderers front . first have been in offi i ce n D I ': :41 Subordinates in collusion with them to carry v ., iput their schemes and robbery.",,,.l; Officers of different districts leagued together in per 11,i.htratitig 'and covering up immense cotton , Al‘4llaruountinif to wantons." " Over forty licensed digtilleries running in New Orleans dining the last fiscal year, and the Govern• !,„t : nopt net col/Ming tax optigh to pay the sub !: • ries 4, Re store keepers." . 4 . No distiller over tprificdtited in I,Ouistana to a final conviction." " Bonded warehouses for, _liquors robbed of thoultands of dollars.'' " Vi'prehouse:s burned " Aown.wheto tho liquors had boon previously stolao.", "clouds of Collectors NV1104.1 , 1'01'6 less anti securities notoriously. insolvent." ; "Norehoutto'bondn largely of the same char , , eetes;" " The Judge of tut important court is openlY dinounced as unfaithful to his trust." 111 Thelf. 8, District Attorney charged with Print!, iu the " " The defendants in i coctahl winolawstots soon to be tried, openly " boaiting that they' have so "fixed' things that the government can never obtain a verdict in the U 8. Court." "'Oros frauds committed I ' l "littl+';'inter and Spring itithe Custom House,'.' 4ousu officers and Aitternal Revenue ' gglpere. colluding together in ' fraudulent ididpinent . of whiskey." !sl Men holding small laried ,eflipes ,suddptly become rich, some in . : i rtiying ideal:Wens and Valuable stock, others Vilttable pteptirth 'some spending tens of ,pionsonds uputl hot women, and others losing allltlerger sums 'at the gaming-table and horse twos, and $40,00# to get elected to - a high Val: 1 .8 ( 4 4 4 111 0 Puelf t fi lling certain Now Orleans °ones' trorn top to bottom with the negro leg 'Miters, and paying them $8 a day for doing „Inpthing."„ ; )8114 aro thor beautiful records connected ~.. pith It ical recoust,ruction I How do the , , ,•,:tsspoyer and , laboring mama ,of the North ..liiiiitti‘2 • .. 1 , • : " An I NOT' A MAN AND A BROTHER ?" "John W.lldenard, the colored represent:l - from ' LOuishine, has left Washington in •disgust.• lie has no hope of his admission to Coagress."—rhila. Shade of Thad. Stevens, where art thou? ; whore . .Charley Sumner? It is eon said that the . "honorable" Menard was • yedgeed to pucka penniless condition that he was forced to apply to the Freedmen's Bureau ,Aralisportntiouto his home. Hush to 'the ,resege t . p, immaculate Greeley, and howl, 1 / 4 TO qualy i l'hillipa l •Beecher Co, ; f or l o „, • .yeus„ebony god is dethroned by his 'late worshippers. One hope atilt remains--bring ,him to Pennsylvania,to the "loyal" county called Laneastet, and he will be made • a jury• man,front which position he may in time be ,r, piv,moed: to, fill.the place of, his late brother, 1310. , Stevens—or perhaps liana Geary will , t roake him o Schuylkill county policeman. 13y ail map tiring him to Pennsylvania, where 11403114:10 are respected, and are permitted to 1, lido in lice' earn 011 tha railroads, a privilege' pot potsd l to white 1110111 • li r if l't ,r 1 .1 AIM boon M. emoseLL l Surveyor Orner• :.4tl 0.1,81. ate of Pennsylvania, lam our thanks JAI 4 copy: of ,tho Surveyor OeneraPs Annual , `T :x490049, th year ending November 80 ) 1808. It la,* yery useful' work for reference, and con tains much interesting information ; in n very concise form. coLoition utolArs voucOrr ,Nostairm, A 841441 Fe diiriatch give(' Op following par . • . ticulars or the meld riot between the white and black troops t ett entrat City, " - rifts - Altos," in New tinxieo l in which trio white and three colored soldiers were killed l. ,and large number vrounded. , "Tho, difficulty originated at a ball given by the white troops. "The rOtroes claimed a right to dance and participate in the festivities, which was ref6sed' them by the whites. fight ensued, and at terwards the colored troops obtained reinforce ments from the fort, and returned to the ball room and killed the white soldiers as they left, the house. It is reported that they burned the building and ravished 64 wile and daughter of the owner." Those white Radicals in . thel North who ad vocate and vote for the equality of races, aro directly • re4pooSible for the' blooeshedat Con tral City. If they continue their amalgamation crusade they.will have many more violent deaths to answer for; for unless we are greatly mis taken in the character of the Northern people, they will never permit negro equality Co be forc ed upon them, °vett by Congressional enact nient, without open and armed rTsistance t i necessary. • ' • • Hos. J. LAvr4tENtik (UTZ, M.. o. t Nis our thanks for a copy of .the ItepOit of the Com missioner of the General Land OffiCe. It Is a valualrle and useful work, containing import ant infon'aation, illustrated with an dxcellen • map of the United States.• The United States Senate. Twenty•two United States Senators, one• third of the entire Senate as now constituted, will go out of office on the 4th of March next. They' aro : Bayniet orDelaWate; Buckalew ,of Pennsylvania, Chandler of Michigan, Conness of California, Dixon of Connecticut, Doolittle of Wisconsin, Edmunds of Vermont, Freling- Ituysen of New Jersey, Henderson of Missouri, Hendricks of Indiana, Morgan of New York, Morrill of "Mahe, Patterson of .Tennessee, Ramsey of MitLedota, Sprague of thodo Island, Stewart of Nevada, Sumner of Massa chusetts, Tipton of Nebraska, Van Winkle of West Virginia, Wade .;of Ohio, Welch of Florida and Whyte of Maryland, Of thisiitiMber, six aye Democrats and six teen Republicans. Eight of the prospeetivo vacancies have nlready'bcen filled, and fourteen remain to be provided 'for. • Of the eight now Senators already elected, two are now members of the Senate . and aro chosen for new terms.. These are, Edmunds of Vermont, and Sprague of Rhode Island, both Republicans. Abijah Gilbert, of Florida, Re• publican, has beet' chosen to succeed A. S. \\retell, also a Republican. Gov. Buckingl . )ol, of Connectient,-Ilepoblican, has been , elected in place of Dixon,"Dentocrat ; and Brownlow, Republican, oflTennessee, in place of Patter son, also it Democrat. On the other hand,lthe Hon, Allen G. Thur. man,' Democrat, has been chosen by the Le• gislature of Ohio to succeed Wado, Republi can; and Bugene Cusserly, also a Democrat, is to take Hie seat of John Conness, of Annie, n lie Publican. Maryland has also chosen WlWain T. Hamilton in place of. Wil l lium Pittekney IVhyie, both Democrats. So ,far the new elections leave the political char acter of the Senate the same as before. of the fourteen retiring Senators for whom successors have yet to be provided, four are Democrats—namely t. Bayard, of Delaware; Buckalew, of Pennsylvania; Doolittle, of Wih conBiii, and Hendricks, of Indiana. Bayard will very likely be re-elected, but each of the others is sure to be succeeded by 'a Republican, We are not aware, however, who the new Sena• tors from Pennsylvania, WiSconsin and Indi ana, aro likely to be.. Of the remaiuing ten whose terms expire with the present Congress, all of whont aro Republicans, the place of ono only—FrolinglthYsen, of 'New . Jersey—will be tilled by a Democrat. The rest' will all be succeeded 11 Republicans. . The net ,political result of all these changes wiil be to take two votes from the Democratic minority of the Renato and add them to the Republican majoi;ity . .\--4hita. Post. • • Fuou ME*tco. , -7The ateanxet Imperahice, from : Vera ,Cruz, brings, siialater Otos from Stexico. There were' many rumors, some of them claiming to e6mo from reliable sources, that Mexico, is on the-eve of a revolution. his asserted that-Alio people are disgusted with the administration of Juarez ; that the President is controlled by Kerdo di Tejada; that the government officials net as they please, and there is no protection for American residents. An Ame'rictan was 'implored outside the walls of Vera Cruz short.ly before the sailing of tl!e French steamier. The assassin, although known to the authorities, was suffered to escape, pad arrived at 'Wane yesterday. The. United States Consul at Vera Cruz is powerless to oh tarn justice. The Mexicans are much incens• ed against the United States, and some of them clamor for another war. It was reported that General Alatorre t would head a revolution against Juarez, for the purpose of placing Por firio Diaz at the head of the Republic. Pnom 'CunA.'—Genoral Duke has issued his proclamation to the Cubans., Tho news frpin the interior is to the effect that Count Valma zedo is marching towards Sayatno. Tlte'revo 7 lutionary forces, strong in numbers, are be sieging Gibaro nud other towns, and • 7000 o them are holding Colonel. Tona in check at Tunas. The Marquis Santa Lucia and Gen. eral Castillo, at the head of the rebel bands, remain in the neighborhood of Puerto Principe. ProyisiOns are arriving at Santiago for the troops, and furnishing the people of 'the into • rior.• . _ Death ottlenerall ItOutmati. NEW . 01:LEANS, Jim. 'B. —Oen. Rousseau, , died very calmly last night 11 o'clOek, having taken leave of his. friends and Staff shortly before. Manifestations of regret aro universal. Today being it holiday—the annirrsitry of the battle of New Orleans—all t flags, both of the for eign consulates rtndVerican;ato at halttnas nud draped in ••- • - tro4i i. :'`omingo is unfavorable to the government sporty. (.leneral Adon had crossed the frontier froin Hayti, nnd joined tho rebel General Organdos' forces. NEW 4,DVICIIIMIIOIIIIOII% IJiARNONIN . AND 43AVI141:18 AM fiIOCIATION.The iltkUU4l Ineellog of the nnonte Building and Savings Association will , tafte t gace at the public house of Gottlieb Rehm, NO: Penn street, Thursday evening, Amway 14,1089, at 7 1 ,4 o'clock, livery member of the As ',Walton 1 expected tobe present, in aonordatieo with article XX'section 1, of the Constitution, In default of which the constittitionsl provisions of sal4 Association will be onfomed. s, •, • Jan a -tl4) • 1111.3 1 / 1 11iWALTER, Secretary. • SAL4.-Ain Saturday, olattiary 39, 111, wilt be *old at petyllasitle, tini boO rJoht,u. Spate, in the` borough 01 outelsdo the following real Witte. to wit,: • A otot ground ills feet more or less In front' and 264 feet lndepth; whereon Is erected a splen did private resldenee, with .all thbtnedern im ptervements, built in the Italian style b t with large parlor, Bitting room, dining room and kitchen on the lower story, and eight rooms on the up per stor#, built of the belt material and On lobed • In excellent style, with fine observatory and %II the usual out-buildings; the grounds are ceautl fully laid out, and tilled with choice trees and flowering plants, it being unquestionably the fineSt private residence (outside of the city of ittnullng) la Barks bounty, and is located in the healthiest district In Pennsylvania; the said pyo- i perty is situate in the aforesaid borough 01 tneisdorf. ?croons wishing -to purchuse at pri vate sate can do so, by oisiitag,con the subscriber at any time betoie the sale. • Rate to commence at 1 o'clock, P. Itio• whim due attendituce will .be given and conditions made known by MICIIABLT. SEIBERT. Womelatiorl, OattUary 9, Its4-3t. • • 1' y ALUABIA REAL ESTATE AT PUDLIU BALK —Will be sold at public sale on Saturday Jan. 1&J , g the Keystone House, in the city of Haididift at 101:doe - it in the afternoon late the well-known property of llama Den Keitn, do ceased, In NOrth fifth etre.% between Penn and Ceara , streets, on he east side s :lnd nOW deer:pied by James Davenget, rtsltaurater, dehetibon as follows: A large threoltoky" BMW( DWELLINti 110US1E, AI feet front, and 00' feet deep, bounded on the north by prOpertY of the R 0 0 411 60 ranee Co.; arid On tiAls south by Ottiperty tor J tunes Long, together with a three4toryl*elt buil}f ing In the rbilr. Thc house Is in excellent moor, having been recently thoroughly retitted, and re paired I contains three ranges, anti le comuntxll - in all its apartntents It is well adapted to all kinds of business, anti rents readily for sl2® per annum. This is an excellent opportunity for capitalists. Pouesslon will bo given, if desired, on the first of April noxt. Coillltiona mad° known on tho day of sale by • CIIABLES 11. MILLEIt. W, Y, Lyon. motlpnooro • (Jan a4d, ki ',XVI WARD DEIIOPRA'tO; CLUB wi ll moot LL Lauoria Park ou Blonday Jan. Milt 1 1 4 oiclook, to'foorgatilo aad offloorp. IV order of DANIEL BETLEY; Preutdont. JONATHAN L, Itxnan, SoOrvtark. ' Van 6.4 k iv DT/EEL—The AesletantEuglneere of tho Itomi j, log Fire Department are requobted to moot in the Council Cluiraber,, on Mon.hiy evening, January 11th, at 7 o'clock. liuslnesi of import auto will be traimactod. By order of • - jau 6-Zit JOHN A. BUCIL, Chief Engineer. IN THE COURT Oil COMMON IPT.EAS OF BUMS COUNT Y. + CECILIA h ol,Sur 11111)CAYq bi i ' Pivorce, of No• by her hext friend • vember Terin,lSQ, No , Jo3eph vs Moyer, i .• , ? iSelaIC 11BDCAY, '.. 4 1 . 14 1 51- "PAM , 'You are hereby notified to be and Appear dt the Court of Common Plena of Berke county, to be held at Bentham In and for thocoliiity aforentiiii, on Monday, February 1et,1869, and (lien and there to 'wearer the complaint of the above libellant. WM. B. ALBRIOMT, Sheriff. To ia AMI REDV,AY I Roepondont 8,111)V0-1111111041, , Jan 8-it WILL REMOVE. I AM NOW CLOSINO OUT NT, 0 1.11 tE ,• stbok of • MILLINEDY AND DRY 004415, • in order to ro.open an entire new ami well se looted stock, at No. 317 Penn atreetppetteeen Vifrd andAurfh, where I will pay pat - Muter attention to keep all the Wet styles of LADIES' ! 1111188E8' AND 011.1.LD DEN? 811 AT AND DONN.ET FJIA MJm, and a _complete assortment of everything per taining to the Millinery and Trimming line. I express my most hearty thanks for past favors, and very respectfully solicit the continuance of the same. kiatiafactionzuaranteed. ' Jan 8-2 ind MRS. 0. B. ItELLER. OTICE.=-The• stockholders of the Liberty Iluilding and Savings AsEpeltition, ere here by 1100110 1 11. to pay 'their first monthly dues, on or before the fount' Wednesday of Janintrv, o the Treasurer, A. T, ii. Keifer, No. in North, Ninth street,. The first sate'of money will take place the tilt day( of January, at 7 o'clock Y. M., at Oenner Minima's saloon, No: 11$ North Tenth street. Perseus wishing shares' can call on A, T. C. Kef far, Bonner IlutUnnt or L. 'tromp, NQ. JO poi th Ninth street.l ' KIIEMP, tiegrelary. tan 7-fwd) 1 • DE REGULAR STATED MEETING , of the I►emOCratlo Afisociatloll will bo held at their Rooma•on SATURDAY EVENING, January Dth, ISA at 73 o'clock, 'Punctual attoudanco ie re. questimi. ISAAC K. iltillElt,'President. Perm A. WANNBRI SeOretary. , tjap 7r3ttt AUCTION 1 AUCTION 1 1 AUCTION 1! I rintlE UIIDEIIBI(iSED, wial)ing to rellniiish the I mercantile business, sell at nue lou at the store stand, • No. 765 Penn street, N. IV. corr of lekghth. His entire stock or DR (10008,' idfltSbUttfica, QUERNHWARE, ULAI3BWARN, LIQUORS, Ltc., ao., To commence on , •, • , Friday, Jan. We i 1869 a 4 1 o'clock . .P.• to continue every Uftei•uk)on. and evening until the entire 'took la diepoeed of. Sale.iii the the evening to counnenee at 7 o'- clock. 'I3IAO B. Li:VAN. Joni, . , - , 11113tiOttiVION'OtrAttlItttittirItet44tddeo is JESSE' I eby given that the nartnerehip 'hempen DRAKE and JEREMIAH $ ELUTET o r eat% rying on the business of Coaohmtikers, was iliw solved on the 29th day of October,; A. 186 e, Jeremiah ltu i tert having sold his inorst toJesse Drake. All ebte . due to the said partnership i l l are to be paid and those duo from the same dis charged, in N rth Sixth street, where the busi ness will been tinned by the undersigned, deo 30-10teodi . JESSE DRAKE. DU. JOHN STEPHEN, PORMERLY of WomeistiOrf, tenders his professional 1.0 vloos to the citizens of !Watling. Office No. al North Math street. Can be consulted at his °Mee, or at the KeYstono t tfouse. 'ldea 23-{hwhinv ASSIGNEE'S old, at PUbliii sale, at tho publle itottSo of Jacob E. Snyder, in flnyaortivllle, ExotordoWn shiP,'Berke eeentY't on. P4tirday. , January:mull, low, the following poreonal property Ot.Tacob E. Snyticr, to wit: • • . ilorsos Si head of Shoop, Ono new turct-seated Carriage,Buggy, now Spring Wagon with "cover, a ono Horse Farm Wagon, .8101;14 .I.ldree Vicars, Winnowing Mill, brain Cradles, (loch Plow. Har row, Shovel Harrow, a lot of rails, a lot of Empty Barrels, a largo Copper Kettle and a great teeny other articles. Sale to commence at 1 o'clpok In the afternoon of said day, when attendance wlll be given and terms made known by BENJAMIN V. f3NY DER, Mshinoo. Jim! W. BURKIFiART, Auctioneer. . 9-8 t , ~. • 1 DU BLIC SALE - OP VALUABL ..a., REAL ESTATE:AIio - following r4i cstat will be offered at public sale on Wednesday, Jan nary 'Nth, 41869, at the public' house of f ace tiraeff, FA., in • the village of Leesport., tut: ry 7 • . . . No. 1 All that certain two story lIIIICK Muse with kitchen attached' situate in to village of Leesport, 'fronting On UM' Turn pike, and now °Wooled by William Weisser There is a stablennd a good well of water upoi this property. No. 2, All thateertain twostory BRIUK 'IOUS ' with Kitchen attached, situate in tho village o Leesport, fronting on the Torii pike, arid now oe• minted by Daniel Edelman. There is a Stable T a n d mn a n i:, goat bbe n welt de nl doowfw occupied : a til t : h r 1 xl with :bro yo pump n tr o l i i 9 n e r t a h h i.. property. No. & .All that certain twO story BRICK HOUSE with Kitchen attached, situate in' the* villano o Leesport, fronting on , the alloy North of the Taritike,.and ricrw beciiphnt , try John Keriihnor and Adam Speicher: There ' is it , large let of 0.4. All that certain' ons story • IrltAbl II USE with Kitchen, situate In the villa e of sport, fronting on • the alloy_ North the u and Jetties Butler. 4 No. b. MI that certain 'two story. "illnieli HOUSE, situate In the village of Leosport, front ing on the ialley at Nortli_Of the Titrnpike, antli now occupied by Simon achetner‘ • Tha sale Will begth at 1 ,0, , e100k in tho after. noon, When , the donditlene will be made Known by , DANIEL CLOUSER JESSE O. HAWLEY', Jan 0-00 : a utors o o , %Mao . ser i . fwd. rVAL (10.41..81i 6 LS ' v 5.../ Heater elceope, Snow. Shovele, and a variety of otherAteeful hardware, for sale ohlp by. ' lif r oGOWAN MILTI 011 H, 619 Peri atreet. 00481-tt ENi. ,_At, the —A • meeting' of the Itkliejdoticiof ' , Efe.4llng I.lbra , n• 1 en ''' It bb lil at t, e Ball, banter of Elf nil Filtlln: bets, on 1(0110167 evening, Ja Rh, at Wel . All 01110111atorostoil aro 14 ell to I end. - . ,•, , 3. Wi A w . EI STAN, j ." ailkoll . , Secretary. ttaCKAPSTrtrin'TnlrintlSON' TA .:7:44Brew,#,lsii - MtistiEL - ,wzrium.. - ):,1:1 .:;.;.. ''''NEW ADVE THE OTHER SIDE OF THE 'QUESTION. PUM I O% r" ( t2etAtlO STUOI3OIIN •FACTS.I ) •!•/11?• -- .••'; )•• :., • TREATMENT too t OF Inttstmot ,$ ' OAILP. CHASE, AN .1) U. 2•4 SON /SLANE , . one of the most roadoblplvokspublish4l. , Fox solo by 'RITTER CM, Eitglo 800 lf Store; 85t Fano Wet:A, Utt4tl lug. • 1 I I A4to TICE 'SU4SOIIIBER Al would inform his old frlds and customers thltb be has Ma °Mee at No, VI out h Sixthtreet, near Penn, Where he• Is prepared to attend to all Itttideett dOlte ttOhB from one dollar thousands, and all kinds otconveyanclug done ut.the shortest tteer ,hu 'Also Acta tvs Coutt pet (or Atlntl II I'd teratiVaettlituh ATTIIIni Kafta as s on tett4otuilde tertul. 111 BIESGRIU, wan and AtturiWyut 11.4ivv; ItOSAWALI'S PURIFIES : 13LOQT/r FOR HALM 11 I' 'DRUGGIST& Is' VRRYIKURRE. deo 18-ly' SHERIFF'S SALES OF REAL ES NJTATE,--By virtue of sundry writs Of yen exponislastieel alit of the (Ana of Cont.' mon Pleas of Mirka County, to mu directed, will be sold at public vend no or out-cry, Sawn the oth day of January; A. It;, 1889, at 1 olclook 'P. M., at the KeYstontilouso, in the el); f lead ing : No. I. ,All the right, title and lnturest . of and in, to atpl put, of all ,that curtain lot of !ground, situate on the south side of Chestnut street, 'in the city Of loading afbrosahl on which is erec ted a two story BRICK TAN' NEItY, , with steam engine, engine, shafting, machinery and ii x tures therein, bounded on the by property bolonging to the School Direetors Of Fifth Ward of the said city, Ou the South by proporty of Edwin Kirkpatrick, 0 0 the Emit by !Mifflin strout, and on the North "by said .411teilput• ?Duct, containing ht frOnt„on ttaittOoktvut otroot, 101 foot, and in length 100 foot. No. 2; Also, all the right, title and interests in alt that certain FRAME DWELLING IDIUSE and lot of Mandl bltualle (51 the South side of Chest nut street,' in said' eitiP'of Minding, bonmlcil uu the North by said Chestnut street, on West by property of August, Kirms, on, the South by a four foot wide tiM East bf proporty of Charles Minor, containing In front en said Chest nut street, 111 f'cut v 4,11). leogth North and South 100 foot. • • -• i No. 3. Also, all the right, title and ,interest in .2tltitVOOrtnlik two story .111C1QR. ()NELL' NO fIOVSF. stud Vot, of grinind,' itit i ttate on the East ttitio or SOW) Third street, In the said city of Reading, bounded on the South by pro perty of .1. N. 11. Fisher on the East 1)) uarpen ter alley, On the North-by property of David Mitchel and on the West by said Third •Jt met, Contgining front 21 feet, and in length 241 No. 4. Also, all the right, title and interest in all that certain two and three-quarter story F A BRICK DWELIANU MANE and lot of ground situate ott the IVest side of South =Third street, in said city bounded, on the South i t thypa tiny, on the %Yost , by property of halt LIRA utt Ahna Lutz, On Lilo Nort h by ,No. 5, and on the East by said Third street, con taining in front on said Third street, 17 feet, and in length East and West 1i 4 ,1 foot, 4 Inches. No. Al . Also, all the right, title and interest in all that certain one and three.quarterl(o,l) story ant AME •J)11' EI.IIING HOUSE and lot 01 Tround, Situate on the West able 'of South hird street, in said city, - bounded on OP' South by property No. 4, West by proper( of ilatoutli and Anna Lutz, North 'by No. 0 and east by said Third street, containing in front. 21 feet, 2 inches, nud In length East, and West 169 feet, 4 inches, No 0 . . Also, all the right title and interest In . all that taw' ain 0110'11tory V !LAME OW KL EILING HOUSE aqd lot of ground, situate on • thu West Olio of South Third street, in 'iald city, bounded on tho Nori by No 7, t Son by No . 5, on tho West byproperly Of Hannali,and Anna' Lutz, and on the li.ust, by Huld Snitl h Third, street, contidnlng in fried, '3 foot and 5 111011014, and In length i 39 tact 4 inches. No. 7. Also, all the right, title 111111 interest in aim that certain two story BRICK OW LINO HoUSE. and lot of ground, 8111100 on tho West-stile 01 South Third Ntruet, to said city, bounded on the North by No.B, on the.ogth by No, don tho West by pEoperty 01 Illennali and Anna Lutz, and on s t.he East by said South Third street, contain inglh front on said Third street 20,f00t and 3 inches and in length Ete3t and West tkl foot and 4 inehog, v No. 8. Also, all tho right, t Ric and interest ttt z i all that certain two story BRICK 11W EL. jANG,IIIDUSE,auntiot of ground, situate on the Wt s elde Smith. Third street, bet wenn Franklin and Chestnut ssts.; in said ell y,boutuled on the North by property No. 9, on tint Sou t itby No. 7, On the West by property of Hannah nod Anna J i titi, and on the hag by Third street; containing in front on said Third street 19 feet, 10 inehes,and in length East and West 89 feet anti 4 inches. No. 9. Also, all tho right, t itlo and interest in all that certain two and threo-quarter (1 *1) story lIRIVK DWELLING lIOU-,E, situate on i he %Vest silo of South Third atrcet,hotwoon Franklin and ttlrT Omuta, lit the tiottl pity, bo ttttt led on the 111.1. )1, liti.l9s' Off Or 10 quill kw No: 8, on the Vest y property of Hannah and Anna Lutz, and on the East by said South Third atroot, con taining in front on said Third stmt., 20 feet -and ainolies, and in length East and West, 89feet and !inches. . No. 10. Also, all the right, title Mill intereS In all that certain open BUILDING LOT of ground, situate on the West side of South Third' street, between Franklin and Chestnut streets, streets, In tiiti 801 city lig gottoltig, bounded on the North by property of Mrs. An drew . Rhoads, on the South by lot N 0.9, on the West by property of Hannah and Anna Lutz and on the East by laillSontli Third Street; oontainhig` An lout on Sad 'bird street`` Meet and 8 'holies,. old us the property pf U.iIARLES E. FlC'll77loltlc - Seized and taken into execution, and sold by WILLIAM 11. ALBRIGHT, bholitr. i 900 'et fl, f v I ~,..4 , ___ 4 _ i yt.,_. ; , 1 1 4 _ .n 6 'l4* :TO PitINTERS: L '; 011 ESSES FOl i t SALE. A TINE OILANLE FOIL MWI I IN ISM ANp MAXIM/1(711.MM ~ t ' EGINES •; • : ,•, _ i• • AND , •fit t T .W. 0,. : - ,13 :O . ft E It S 1 V '".• VI • T, 1.3 TO D . IE ,().14t) (ALLA . ME • The following machinery 13 offered Mr ealc, ailvantagepun palm. ONE•OSUILIATINIA ENUINII 01" FOU • VONV,ER. ONE lIOItI7ONTAL ti:NOINE OF TIlliEB HOlitSE row.tat. iitc6 14 ) . I(tirr " " '.130/LFIR: ON el O. • TWO LA1101.4; CY NO ' I ' • • °Nita NM ALL! WAIMINGTON IIANI) ..,,.5 , i ,T.11 9 . 9 . ~ , , li,pi s fra t ).1. f . ;fli 064464.3, / • ' [deo 7 ET t, tt; I ME ....:.. Wbk. i , . i ''4l,"itll; Al3iNa itilifirto4 .'- ii - jO l it PANY. , ..Votteo lit.',ltcreby 'Or6. tii ttlii StockbOlderti Of this Cottipaity. that. Hat annual tucctimg and ttlectlim for rresittont 'and, Nix Dl melons,. will a held at the' °Moe: of John 8. - Richards, Esq:, in the city of licatting,lra., qit Frltin# tivo nhi 4, JapitaryWd, A.-1)., ISM, Im,t'weeit dile hours 01 7 and 6 o'clock. , . '-' inn it•-bta I - . ' P.S. BOAS, Seerolary. TIENTISTIIY.-1)11. A. 11E1111, 11AS .2.llretnneed to Otto .4* Vol.))) street above Brown's Ilittlito re. Teeth inserted on all improved bases IdeCiVcil teethlitted to last for life. Teeth ex tra led st It Initt t pain. Pletenses of tho Mouth-and Gnat» praci lcally t waled. Low prices and work intitireil. deo 15-ly A •SSIG NEE , ', I B NOTICH.—FIfANK .I.:.l.ltteser, of the City Of ti 'loading, haying ex vented an ttitotinnt of all Ids estate to Charles IL Schaeffer, In trust for the benefit of his crud: Itors,on the bth day of Janttary,..A. D., , 1t1i,./.' • Notice Is hubby given that ell parsons having' claims On said eatato, will peat them, and all persons' owing motley to sold estate, will make tutmeillate payment ', , o the -no lersigned. U. H. SUIIAN lobat, Assignee, Jan o-431 1139 Court stukt, Reading. - --: - • A SSIQNMENT OF JAbOll K. SNY -- 2.1.14 4 .1; —All pyritous ant herid),,i• notified that Jacob E. tiny 4101' has made a 'voluntary assign ment meat of all his re..l and peritonal property to Benjamin k'l a k lin Snyder, In trust for the bl•;,e fit of the creditors ot tint said Jacob E. Suyiler. Alt persons who are, indnlatal to Jacob E. Sny der, are requested to make payinani. to Benjamin Fraklln 'Snyder, , AKlngnon, anti those having olattan avainst the sold Jacob j, ilnyiler, will Pleaso present them without, delay to the under signed. lIENJAMIN FRANKLIN SNYDER. deo M-6t) . Assignee. --- NOTICt. • orriett or Too WitatittoroN Si lin/ 1 / 4 nm° ItAILIIO.4O • WILMINGTON, DIM, Dim. 14th 186$. Notice is herchytalven that!tho Ditleetoraof t la Cowpony intro ordered a tenth ittatalment of Five Dollars per allure to ho called in. and paid, on or hefoni January 18th. Me. • , StOelcholdent In arrears wilt , please make prompt payment. . vStOekhotaOrs who have paid itu till aro entillod to 'votive (whitetails which will ho ready abort t lute. ' W. 8. MLLES, Treaauror. dee: In-it • G , 0-PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE.—NO tIee is hereby given that I have this day as. sociated Mr. Albert R. Durham as a partner with myself in iny Drug hiplines at No. It, South Filth street, Reading, Pa., In which place tho 41161111088 will I roaftor b& conducted under the firm of MidiURDIC DUIDIA M. Desiring to express my thanks to tim pubic for their support and Courtesy iturlug the past twenty, years, I re +meet fully milt a COllOlllllllllCt3 of favor to this now firth. J. K. AIoCURDY. Reading . , Jim ), - PM - • r In announcing+ our new thin, wo desiro.to emu mend ourselves to the favorable consideration of the old Mellil9 of the house, and to the public generally. J. K. IIIeCUM/Y, Jan 2-311 I A. It.llUltUTAlli. . • .. t • nit,ll4 ANSI COURT SALE.--PURSU- Vault to an alias ortler of the Orphans' Court of Itil/1:8 001111 t y, Al'lllllll 801(1111 Vlllllllle, on tbattrklay t ho 2:ld day of January A. 1)., 1%9, irt the public 1101180 Of Isaac Miller, in Spring town ship )lurks county: Militia certain inostiage, tenement and tract of Nail kit unto In Spring town Ship, Burks coml. ty, bounded by lands of Joseph Grill, George Gel. singer, Israel Shirk, containing 75 1101113 and (13 perches. Tint improvements are a one Story 1,09 UGC sE, Fr:kink% Stable, Stone Spring House, antFother'outimildlngs, About two acres of the above is heavily timbered. and three acres of Meadow WO with a gond Orchard of skidoo fruit. Late the property for life of Chliturhic and John Ronmalt,tleeeasutl. tittle to iiiii enee at 1 o'clock 111 the afternoon, when due attendance will be given and the terma of sale timilo known itt GEORGE; lU)LLIIIAN, Servlving Trustee. By order of the Court.—lacvt It. LlEsti, (Berk: Jan 2-3 t, • nil PH ANS , COURT SALE.-- P U as kJ an order or tlto•Orplituts' Cott rt of 11191;4 county, will-In: sold at Inkbito vuudoo, on Ttanstlay, tho :91th lily or January, A 1)., 1869, at. the Into residence of John 11601161, (100008 91, in Iteidol ()erg tow 111411 p, Btirt4.l I.ollllty : An ktnilivlded ikkoint" half of it ettrillitl, MVO Onvitiont anti lot or it pivot+ of .tf round mit. oat I. In lit I,lulburg township Burks k county, bounded by hon of David Kuhl, l y ikroporty of 'tint School Dist riot of lioldulberg township, by a rood and by 111.1 Dauphin turnpike, eon. tainlng one nom and a half tour() or 10)i9, with tits appurtenances, '('lto ittiprOVetuouts are a .. 4 1 ono story. I'I.ASTNIt ED ll' JUSII , ono story alt Rl) icke attached, rratoo Stable, Wagon Shed, Pig Sty, mummer kltolton or Immo, wood shell, pomp and well of water, and other out. halt,liage -- ; Law the property of John Becher!, decentiell. saw to rotnitientio at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, whoa .111(1 at tendatatto will hogivonantitheterms of sale made known by , ISAAC It ECIITEL, Adin'or. Ity order of tho.Court..--4,nyt 11. I,ntas, jan 2-31, - it EGIKI'I4 I ,II,'S- NOTICt, • • T 0 .1 L E LS Ar 8 E., 0 N Isl It kJ D. OT ti IS 103 Y t:1 YEN, Tn AT he following aitcnnnls have.been tiled In rite ofliee of t Ito Register, in and for the ()minty of and that the saute will 1)0 prosOlittal to t krpikans , Court foreonliritiation,on Saturday, rho' (Illy or 'limitary next, at In o 'clock A. H., at On Court (louse, in the City of !Wading, * AMA, • Filed December 3. Account of John l'lletter, Executo r 0 1 Eitkutbelit 11o1fmatt, 4 1fteeill8ed. Filed Dreember lU. Acuount - of Ignatius Shade, (1111111141140 v of Ant liony.Nliatie s deceased. Filed December 12. Account of Augustaisßooli el, Nxeontor of Sarah Kooliol, deceased.. Filed December 11: Account of Daniel Bus kirk, lan of Banat Mples. _ Filed Deaenther 14. Avuount of Joseph bey slier, Administrator •of Catharine Donlan, do ceased. . Filed Deoem ectli ber 15.. kvnt, of W ill tatuJirlek, All mtnist MI or of John NBelt, deceased., Filed December 18. Account of Will him Fisher, Administrator of Daniel Fisher, ticeettectl. Filed December IS.. Ameonitt, of NicholasJOnes and Williantleocuin, 'Executors of Mary Jones, deceased. Filed December 23. Accouht of licitly L. Fisher, Ugandan of Jonathan Sehower. „ , • • • - I), 'W ANNP 4 II_, yegibter. 11.seisraii's 0 PP VIM, nee!'ilibUi"23: ltqw4it pli MAU SALIN OP, • V iITATABLE AL REAL EST AM.—Will be gOld by thostiliscri bek; at the 11111111(i 1)01)543 of Jacob• Graetf, in the village Of Leesport, oiktebt . unee township, /Jerks cot ay, on Friday, thMtd day of January, A. IL, P 36 at 1 'o'clock P. M., the following described rem estate, to wit ; Nn. 1. All that certain sTract of Land situate 111.'4 Leesport, Ontelannee toa nsltip,bt Gm coun ty of Berks, adjoining lands of Valentino gall, man, Leesport oiron Company and others, con tabling 10 acres inore or less. No. 2. A certain Traet of Land Bitola() 'mar Leesport, in Um toa ',ship of Ontolaunec, said county, adjoining lands of Leesport Iron Com. olny, Baniol Fisher and others, containing 6 ores more onlems. No. 3. All that curtain messuago and piece of land in the village of• Leesport, in ;said county, adjoining property of Penrose Wiley, Helena Ulmer, and others, containing l •acre and 4% perches. Thu impiovements vonsist of a large ..;.• two story DWtLIANG 1101USE,Frame Barn, Ite, Wagon. Shed I and Blacksmith Shop. Thu. ''' above mottoes are it liable fur a tavoro stand. No. 4. A Lot of Ground in the village of Loes port , adjoining property of Penrose WileY, Tobias ClouseP, deceit-aid, and others, containing 40 acres style( measure. No, 6, All that curtain Fit AME DWELLING lIOI,IBE and lot of ground in said village of Loon. port, In said county, containing 14 perchety, 'Ark% Illea41.111!. No. IS. All that curtain MUCK HOUSE and lot ;or plueo of icrountt in saki vlllagu of Lueaport, in said county, contittnlng It porches, strict ineasore, • • T,ltu itbovi: Kopf:alga will bo kola In the whola, or - •by lot to stilt purelfaaera. Comlltlona of salts maclo known by: rILANKIN MENULE. -- ---- 'INTHE CO UltT OP. QUARTER SESSIONs OF 'DIMES COUNTY.—Iit the mat ter of Sections 13th, 7111 and Nth, of the ' Top°. gi aphical Survey of the City of iteailiitg.• . Anti now to wit, December Ist h,1418, at a Court of Quarter Sessions, held at Minding, in and for (ho County of liorks, t h e Petition 'of Ambit Er, ment rout, Esq., Solicitor of t h e City of heading, presented. Setting forth that drafts or plans of tho (Ih, 7th and $1 Ii sections of the, Tepograph leaf Survey of said City, have been delivered' to the Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions Of said. County, and byltlin filed in his race Mr inspection' and exanination, and praying the Court to nix a certain ?day or days, not less than thirty days from the date of the publioation of the notice . hereby authorized and ordered, to hour. any Objections that ini j , be Illitfie to the said drafts or plans of any f said sections or any part of any of them by .any freeholders or pitizons qf said city, awl to adjudge And dtitcr mind Wit Other 110-, laid wbat waitorntions sliall bo made therein. The saiil C9urt do hereby lix the 25th day of January, A. D. ISM,. as the day. for hearing such objections, if any shalt be made, and to deterielne whether any and wbat,' alter ations shail be made' therein, Mid In the absence of objections, excep`tionti or itlteratious as afore witilmi adjudge and .ii c,eren the said plaits Or Stir.. voys, or any of them astaidished, fixed and con firmed, • The sold Court do further' direct that this order shall shall ho published at joluit thirty ilaya ywovionB to the said With day of January, A. D., 1869, in at leitst two weekl i y newspapers pub lished in tbo city, of 'Wad ug and COttnty of Berke; for four guecossivo *oaks. Per curiani, . ••: L ' •• • 11 1 '. J. WOODWARD,.P.4. Ansonl L.X. GEnnAar clerk. ' h y orde r of Select and Con:Luton' Colllibllß of the City of Reading. , ' • DANIEL EIIBIENTUOUT, City Solicitor. Iteßding, Dec. 213-It, GMAT DISTRRUTION 1 lir !ram 'METROPOLITAN GIFT , COMPAN Y!! CASH OUTS TO TUN AMOUNT Or tINO,No. Seery ricked Draws a Pricer. 5 Cash Gilts 10 " 1:1:E1 I It t Ait II II 200 OM 450' , t o) . 41 II 41 3 *) Eletituit Rosewood Pianos, Each 000 to po u 35 n ! I J Melodeons 0 , .75 to p i , 154 Rowing Maioltintot, '. ti 1, 60 • to 1; :i 250 Music-al Boxeti . " 25 to 14 300 Fino 1401.1 Wfuebe4 44 75 to I v 750 Pine alive r %Valetta* • II 30 to 1 Fine 01! raiittiolgo, Vrauled lingravlngs, :"I vr , Ware, Photograph Albums, autt a large wk ioi 1 , meat of !Inn tit,dtl Jewelry, In all _valued at lIMMI 1,000,000 .001:/..41/tn. A Chance to Brow ,any of the above Pvizo Is, Pio doming a &aka Ticket for' 1 eettrs. Tickets dwicrihing each Prise RIM 8101,1:11 in Envelopes and thoroughly mixed,- On eeipt of 24 Cents, a Sealed Ticket will be Maui, Awit tient, (motile, and tiolivored at our Mike, ni ont by mail to any address, Thu prize nniuts,i bo delivered to rho ticket•tioltler ptiyoun is cif ON g 1101.1.4 It. Prizes- wilt be i tn• minutely soot to auy address, as requested, b ) express or return man. You win know what your /Nue is before you pay for it. Any Adze may be etehanqedfor other of Me same Vatue. Ur No ishinks. Aki'•Our 'Patrons can dopond on fair dealing, •itlikktENVES.—We select the row following names from the many who have lately dralw il Valuable Prises and kindly permitted us to pub lion them • • . 13. T. Wilkone, Bonus, NOW York, WOO; Mr 4. K. Eituart,lo Nelson Rlaeo, N. Y., e3OO I , Miss N. m,,. roe, Chicago, 111, t Platio, valued at chip; %%Curtis, Now Doyen, tiold Watch,- ltobort. Jaek..ol l , Dubuque, Sowing Machine, $lOOl Philip lliet:st • thy, Louisville, hy., 'ZOO; James itogors„ w.ll. ington, D. V., M 11.410111 Box, WO; Miss Emma Wal w aril', Milwaukee, Wis., piano, .500 R oy , W. Pitt, clovoland,Ohlo, melodeon, e 12.5. OPINIONS or TUB PRESS. Wu publish no names without permission. "They ore doing the largest knisinesti; the aria is reliable, and deserve tbuit 811NISS.—irteAly Tribune, 10. N. _ "R'u have examined thiiir system and kern, them to be a •fair dealing dire ..-11. Y. neretit 2S 1863. "Last week a friend of ours drew a 000 prize, which was prompt)}' received, —Dully .11', to, March 3,18 A, ' Send for circuit* giving many moro retereau.,q and fllVOl'llble 1101108 Irma the press.' 'Aber& inducetheuts to Agents. Satisfaction guarani evil. levers, - Packao of Scaled Envelopes contain, One Cash WI. x Tickets for Ono Dollar, 13 for Two Mrs, 86 for blve Dollars,llo for Fifteen Dolll All letters should be addressed to 11 Altl'Elt, WILSON & Co.; 1 113 Ilrbadwity, N. 1 =EI I ` J. KEELY , WIIULESALE AND RI!lA I L DEA LER IN ILUMB'ER, itEADING, PA., Kaopts conatantly on hand and for Halo at tht. LOWIIIST PRICES, A gonorol amortmoot of WHITE PINTS, iIEMLOCH, SPRUCE, (:)(}:Rill OAK, ABll, CHESTNUT, iNDIAtiA ISLACh AlttO WALNIIT, IJAROLINA YELLOW DUCHIG AN PAN Ell LUMBER, Thoroughly soasonod and undor cover 11 7 111'.1 1 1e PIN le, 0 YPIUMS . , AND NOII7II OAR9,4IIVA OBERN AS' WA Mr(I . ED,III S ft -Orders respectfully solicited and N1)114111! attended to. For prleen, ite., call at the NEW BRICK OPPtCE, On the Mt*tier of kbisrth and Fitie,Stror, Or, addroMe Fob 28; 1888-tfd] 'i'iiii i iitY IS iii-L-1-1-111--E-I COME TUE RUSH CONTINUES FOR BUOTS AND 81,10}18. N. T. GEHO, FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE-11110R,, • - 658 Penn street, ReaCiing; Pa. OW TT A 8 CONSTANTLY ON HAND Tlfl F.INFA Aitimiortmont of Fine and Heavy Boots and lihor in this. city, - also Ladies' and Children's Moos de kinds. See lid of styles.and miens: Mon's calf boots, home made, $ 3 50 to 11 t^ fit ki p 11 41 46 3bo '. 31, Hw y .. 41 It St 200 " 2 *4' You Llilo " .. It 1a) si I P ' t Women's kip Imo hoots, 124 it 13 Wollloll'B UO/33. Polish, 2 00 It " 15 Aillogon' " .t ' 1 DO 2 D Dilate Arctic; • 311') ~t Plain tiutr.s, lus , W,omen's 66 • " AO I 4 1111 14 Chhdren's _ dec.7 ;_. OIIRISTMAS PRESENTS. c BUY A WHEELER & WILSO ELAS'T'IC LO,CIK-STlrr6ll SEWING MACHINE. Qualities, that recommend it aro : let. 3Vido rango of work, with itiattatbtrienti, lo , Ing anything that may be done by hand. 241, BeaUty and excellence of stitch, alike on sides of fabric. ad. Piing finer needhis for tho Paine thread OW any other machine. ith, Simplicity of construction. • sth. speed. _ 6th, Easo of operation 'and management. 7th, Popularity. Sake now exceed 3.5000. Yearly sales 10/60 is fi cesa of any other company. , ,Terms to suit all purehasers,l PETiftSON dr , CARPENTEIt, General Agent)! d.ll-lm ' . 61 4 Penn St., Sadist, ME - :LUMBEIt I LIMBER!! .130AS - 11 4AUDgNBUSII , Corne r dth • shd Spruce Street. (The first Lumber Yard on 4th street, below foul ) 4 1 11 R BEST CHEApEErr, , , I AND Mogr is RTENIENT YARD IN THE CITY. Wo have' conidantly on hand n large 11 .,1 1 t > ent otaii kinds of Lumber, which will v e i ? posed oft at thnibwost iharkot prices In t i ‘"- „ Lieetbettit purchascrs. AUU. BOAR. 0100. W.'I4AUDENB U Feb. 24-01 moll , oc, n,„, N, , 0,,„ ti 1,(141 EMI A iiso, J. ICE ELY READING PA,
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