THEDA ELY EAGI E. • 1 I.; A I)ING P A • ill' it-DAY, FEW:CARY 4, 1809. CITY AND COUNTY.' Plitsr IcInTION---IN 1.9 P. M. , ‘Nrste ‘riro'. intended for publication in I.to t accompanied by a responsi- WI Et guarantee of sincerity on the , t of the riter. The name will not be pub inite-i so desire b the correspondent. ,rl,—pondetit4 Filiou d ld y make their oommuni. 01,01 , 1 ,,,,t a nd to the point. Our space is too very long artielca. • %Yr:iv only on one, side of, the paper, aid as k pogsible, without flourishes. p't.n 0 %t I,i:fti are requested to lmntl In their /„.itiwoccuts as early in the day as possible, „,, I . % pony inerousing circulation compels us In /.110 1,!,'" 1.17 - ; u.,it! Hot , % Ow Gttl to receive the EAGLE 11,0 Iv, r% 11l confer a favor by leaving notice I, 4 11114 offico, where all complaintu of irregulor ,ir or latenei4 of deffvorY will be promptly at :, i ple.l tO. ' To: first holm i a n 'Reading was built in -ono linnilredand twenty years ago. • --- Quadrille Orelleatra will 'lvo 11 „,i r iirAt t;ralid Paq,at Aulenbaeli's Hall, ~„ the 9111 hint. 1 , 1 ,,,,, A •T10N.—The partnership . of, Kline, I;l.l.lliiiner Co., has boon_tlissolvod,.,,Joromo 1,. Poyor withdrawing froni tho firm. ••- • 'l'ii looolltei it of Sotiliilol° Couneili.No. $9, ~f will hold n mooting lognor r na v% elan, OlpOrtAillt I/61110 0i 1y to 110 • tr.tils.tted. m olnennporatotl as a borough In and 1,4 a e ity . l 9 1S 7. Tito population, in 1 , 10 , ;,iio; 15.10,13,7113; In 1853,:17,000 ; .2.3,01i0; and now, In inay safely tilt down at 15,000 ' • • • itt•N OVl:lt.—Lasa,, evening two ,10,01 aims made It narrow escape from -being over at Filth' and Penn Ntroots. Why telongers keep their eyesnpen, end hold in when they drive over ix. crossing.? - • • (leorgo.kuntag, an old refit dent of 11'111(l8ot . townshipolod on tho Oth Inst. Ito w.ts luau of great. woalth l and \vas ivoll k n own throughout tho county, and at tho tune of his death was'B9 years of ago. Tok: NlAstmo.--Mr. John •Loodom, ati (mt. ployeo In dui Scott Works while engaged n'eore box, in the pattern shop weigh ing about (It pounds, accidentally missed his the entire weight falling on his too, in:oiling it terribly. The accident will pro ) ~ n t Mr. Lee'dom from following his occults bon for soma time to eomo. , Stets,-It' p have novor boon a very strict obwrvil of fiWS, and honco have • not placod smell ilepondonco upon them. Persons, how• igvor, who make them R,Hubleet of study and examination, say that the signs of last fall In ibe:ited an open wintor. The muskrats and othor animals that burrow In tho earth, did n ot lino their !lots as usual, which is a sure indication, it i 4 said, that the weather will ro milli mild awl pleasant throughout the season. iso he it. I, IND SU to.:. --On Tuesday w ilo workmen mall engaged hi the trench that is now being ling at the now Furnace of the Messrs. Bush log, in the northern part of the city, at land slide occurred, when four mon ()auto near ',Niel.; their lives. They were nearly buried ui the earth, only their heads being 'visible. Their fellow workmen speedily rescued them from thelr periloui Situatlon. no 'trench front t ho caul to tho furnace, and is over feet dctp. I.%ltitlEll mon are more serious than single ours. Wives are serious things. . :111111- hrrs' and drossmakers' bills are serious things. They take hold of the feelings and also of the 'whet. Married men sometimes carry a good de.il Of weight. Ono came down Ponn street Mi.+ looming, earrying twins weighing 'forty, tiro 1)01110s—so it waii said. Another went up sixth street carrying the dignity of an "ostab which weighed, seemingly, about a EOM. if young mon don't want to become seriously solemn and solemnly serious, let them avoid the grip of matrimony. CHANciISII C0i.011:i OF PIK MTARS.—AR proof of tiro chomical changes which are con ,tautly going on in the colestial as well as tor n4l'l3l bodies, a change in the colors of some fifth° axed stars has. been. noticed. In the bpi of Ptolemy, Mints, the Dog Star,was dos crils,(l 114 being of a dory red color ; but a foe gears ago It had changed to a pure whito light, while now the color is an unmistakable green. cmella, also, a star of the first magnitudo, in the constellation of Amiga, or the Wagoner, which was known to the ancionts as and star, aAs afterwards described as being yellow, while now no ono who viows it would for a moment hesdato to pronounce it blue. • ---- PAINFUL ACCIDENT.—On Thursday ovon a4; last, a ilttlo son of Win. Bowman,ofDoug- Liw havoship, while returning front school, caught hold of a passing wagon amt tried to get on bohind, but in his strugglo, ho got his limit in the wheel, which drew him around and freed his knee in between tho lock and body of the wagon, so as to lock tho yhool. The horse was stopped as soon as posslnio and the We follow extricated from his perilous posi tion, but he sustained serious injury of the knee joint, which will lay - him up fur some Ow, This is another warding to boys . not to run after wagons,) practice which wo daily see Hail which No often results in serious accidents. TV teamsters had better horsowhip them at (nice than run the risk of maiming them for BRIEF MENTTONS.—The Sunday passenger trAin between Tamaqua and Ashland is dis rostinacil.—Thlnk of nn uptown organist playing "Not for Joo" on a recent Sunday u voninA.---Volocipode sloovo buttons, in bronze aro the late:lL—Advertising Is said to bo "the extension of your shop front in the fl(' spapera,"—Carpets aro now sold by the yard, and worn by the foot I—Skating rink proprietors all over the country aro com plaining of the mild woathor —but wo hoar no grombllng among the poor about it. Some sharp scoundrels swindled sovoral far nicra in Lehigh lately by inducing them to n not(rl for hay-forks, \thloh wore after wards aired up for largo sums; and are still infesting thin section of our State. A primer puts a C for an 11, and makes a re- Amur say; "A locomotivo wont over a cow and cut it into col yes." • • AT iiolll IN TUI EvErwsrus..---Nothing onicernln g the futurowolfaro and happiness .r the yonog, remarks a obtain porary, 18 so no itimeil by parents and guardians as tho man lier hl.whleh their evenings aro spent. Dark neti9ls t etti !nation to•ovil ; and suffering young men and boys to bo absent from Om family hearth, when the light of day does not restrain them from misconduct, is really training thorn to it, and producing incalculablo mischief and All the riots, disturbances of any kind, and crimes aro the results of running in tho streets after nightfall. To homo, somothing and is necessary than tho more comtuantt, and parents should endeavor, by their own ex antlllo, to show the importaneo of spending the hours of darkness with the fatuity, for if heads of households cannot oxporlenee tho truth of tho assertion that "there,la no place like home," how can they oxpoet their oil: spring to bo domestic ? Evening ) . odreation mill employment in the family oltele are in finitely moro agreeable and pleasant than any 11111118 011101 It or dissipation abroad ; and honor able and learned mon aro the ptoittets of the one, while miserable and dissipated spechnons of human rite° are the results of the other. Li home be the Waco It should bo, - and lot the satin) fascinations and imlucomonts beoferod at the homestead as abroad and a morn ox• abed and creditable class of citizens would people the world, CAPT. Jonitt 4 ll> ytAtx, , goperlotimtkot of the Scott Works of Soyff3rt, Nicliantui .• Co., and a pronditont ctizon of this place, died at o i elOCkoll3 morning, at his residence it North Flail strett,'nf typhoid!mon ntonla,froll which ho had boon minoring for about' a weo past. Strong hopes of his recovery were en tertained until yesterday, when ho pagan to sink rapidly. Capt. Hale Was well known throughout the Stato and Olgew * T*o- Awing the w ar be Pr"; iupled the position of CommlissartGenerill n the army., .He was a son of Judge dale, of Centre county, a grottier of Rouhen Commissary General of Pennsylvania, and, a brother-itt-law of lion. Gideon Wells, Secre tary of the Navy. , Copt, Hale took an active interest in all matters of public advancement, and. Was highly respected. . GIFT- ENTERPIHE EiNVINDLES.—OrIe , would think the public had been sufficiently duped and dime for dill - 10g.114 past few years to In sure them against, further InVestrnent In gift enterprises. Orphan asylums and other pre tended charitable schemes have cheated the pesple'out of not less than 8:2,000,000 or $3,000,- 000 since the close of the war. Every 'ono of theSe projects has preyed in the end to he a' downright swindle, a shameless brazen fraud. Another of those gift. swindles, wo hear, is soon to be flaunted before the public. Tempt ing halts are to 1)0 1141(1 up to the gaze of th unsuspecting, and a net spread large ontingh to scoop lu millions, more or less. If the p,go pie are wise, they will learn from, experience that they might just as well throw their dollars away as to invest their in .such enterprises. They can invariably sot down any scheme, which proposes to glve themri more than th worth of their money as a fraud, and I nt) mid take. 11(i'w TO MAIO , : CRANIOMItit MA 'every ono knows how to make cranberry pies good. There aro various ways: Soho muko them opou like a cuitard or squash I\le. A correspondent of tho Country Glentlenta I says this way is good, but 'pot So' good as to cover like an apple pie. The berries should not be stowed, ha some do, boforo baking, but slit with a knife. This will presorie the froslin63 of the fruit, 'which is quite an important thlbg. A coffee cup full of berries and an equal quantity of white sugar, , will make a medium sized pie. Thom who like a sweet pie, should have looro sugar, also more ber ries 16.dosirod: Bake as.usual, A little flour sifted over ;the fruit gives it a thicker consis temp. Ono thing "should not be forgotton— add a small tea-cupful of water. 'fho recipe is : Ono coffoe-cupful of slit berries ; the sainequantfty of white sugar; half tho quan tity bf water; witha littlo flour added or not. Tan HAMBURG TEACIIIiitfe INSTITUTE,-.- The Teachers' Institute of the Hamburg School District, hold its session on Monday evening last, when school topics of a highlyin torosting charaotor were discussed, and, loc. turo pn the best method of teaching Penman ship, and Grammar road. After the usual preliminary business was disposed of,tho Pros 'dont announced the subject of Penmanship as noxt in order. Tho lecturer dWelt principally on the position to be taken in writing, andpre sentod the claims of the three positions, v 17,: the right, loft, and 'front, but gavo the front position the preference. After the lecturer had concluded his remarks, and being open. to criticism, the mombors'of• tho Institute sovor. ally expressed their preferences as to positi6n, and generally eonetirred with the Molts of the lecturer that the: front positidn was the best. Then followed a locturo on Grammar. Tho Speaker touched on the origin oftho English lan guage,after Which ho presontod his *we On tho fiubj cot of Giammar generally, and also gave a practical illuitration of his method of teaching it to beginners. The lecture was interesting, instructive and gave general satisfaction. • *— - TIM HAY? FORK SWINDLERS.—Tho last of the patent/ hay-fork sharpors, mention •of whose swindling °Potations wo made in our last made their exit from our city on Wed.' nesday, but not with (through our exposure) they had again been hauled up before an Al derman and made to disgorgo Beyond- more notes, amounting jointly to $430, the papers having boon given by Messrs. Henry Pornoy, of Wescoasville, and Stophon Rex of North Whitehall. We hear that in their journey from hero to Montgomery county, whore they are 110 W operating, thoy , "took in" Llewellyn Gerhard, of Upper Saucon, and Thomas Eng land, of Quakertown, the latter for $128.• Wo have no doubt that in our own county quite a largo number of persons besides those already mentioned wore defrauded by these sharpors, and of whom nothing will be likely to be hoard until the notes come in to thorn for pay ment. Tito swindlers 'have 'apparently boon doing a liOavy anti snocesshil buSinosa, carry ing wig' , Ahem twenty-three horses, which they doubtless secured by trade on notes. One of tho Party alleged that they had sold up wards of forty horses since they had Started out from their Monte In New York.—A nen tow n Denfoorae. COURT PROCEEDINGS. RBPORTICH By LOUIS RICHARDS, ATTOHHBIr AT LAW, 530 COURT BTIIRET. VOURTEENTII DAY-TUESDAY. Safimot Wertz vs. The Philadelphia and Rending Railroad Company. 128 Nov. T. 1860. This was an action on tho case to recover dam ages from the Reading Railroad Company for the killing of the son of the plaintiff; Samuel Worts, Jr., while driving a team of two mules across their road, and 'also for the killing of the mules and the destruction of the wagon. The accident occurred oh the 23rd day of July, 1800, at the intorsoction of 0 pub= lie toad with the Lebanon Valley Ilreineli, a short distinct) , boyond the weitorn and of the Railroad Bridge, across the Soliuyikill,, near Reading. Tho train which caused the damage, WAS the afternoon express train to Ilarrisbntg, which left Reading about six o'clock on the afternoon of theday montioned. Tho boy had boon to Reading, and at tho time of the disas tor was on hig way homo, in an open wapiti to his father's mill on the : Tulpohocken creek, about , throe milos distant; Jdol Winters, a milldr g , had crossed the rail road with a team about 40 or 50 yards ,ahead of young Weres,'but just as the latter had got upon tho track hie team-was struck. by the locomotive, Whialt , could not be stopped in time to prevent the accident,the mules were killed, tlio wagon demolished, and young Worts so seriously 'injured that ho died in about an hour aftorwards,having been brought into town by the down train coming East from Harrisburg, which arrived not long after 'the occurrence.. It was testified that the mules were worth from five to six hundred dollars, but no valuation was :Wooed upon the wagon arid -harnps. The 'basis of the claim for r tho, destruction of , the boy's life was the estimated value of two end a half years' services, ho having , been • eighteen and , a half years old at the tune of • his death, and that being' the period . which would have elapsed before ho attained his ma jority. Y,oung Wertz was a .miller and had. loarried trade With Joel -Winter,• riccetding* to whose testimony hiapervices would have boon worth, exclusive oC, boarding, about 000 per year. _ , • • It, was maintained by the .oaintiff, as the legal ground of recovery here, than the acci dent was the consequence of the negligence of the engineer in charge or tho train, John pleby, iti not sounding the Whistle on appiciaish, ing this crossing. Hoven witnesses . for -the pill. testified that they did not hear the whistle sound, truth the locomotive bad • run up very near-to tiro crossing, and tbo signal was giVen to put down ,tho brakes.,. Some of thoso Wit nosses wore on the train, Ag a theY all stated that the were in positions that would have onabled them to hear the whistle had it been blown. It was also allegod that tho train was running Of, a greater rate Of ' Spried over the bridge than It was allowed to run by the terms of a sign board 'which forbade any train from passing over the bridge faster •iirOn five miles an hour. The general ourreht of the testimony showed the train to ha e, been Making ht the timo about twonty miles 'an hour. AcOording to the statement of Winters, w ho_tosti fled that ho did not hoar the -whistle, the locomotive was just about entering Upon the Eastern and of the bridge when ,he firstOW the train. This was about 1100 foot' distant;'and ho was then . approaching tho,,erossing, andvidthin about 70 feet from the thick . Wortz •being, as already mentiOned, some 40 or 50 'yrirds behind Mtn, coming on at a slow trot. Ono of tho pifea• nossea stated thatwbenWortinrasaPPtoaPiPg the crossing-ho observed that howas holding on tigbi:te his lines. , ileidna thitt bitettmstance the • inforenco was urged that his team had become nutnanapablo,4ll4 this Was as4igoo4 ptiftlest- .____ sot; for his apparopt )11c1 41,4%•sirres emising ho close hoforo tho pwong of iho train. 'rho, defence was that every requisite pre eutition had been taken by the engineer, who gave duo andAithidel kiOtioe WeiWbistte before entering 'the tiridge, and that the acct. dent Wasewitag entiW th% negligent* of yo'ung Went Rot agesrtairling before cst ing that there waStittrain heqx, at liand v a t ed.. listeqltig fir the signal: 'ltililevr of the tindiel: puted fact thatthe road he. was traveling ,IVas Well kgqwn to him, it was contended that he was tally aware of the necessity ibr caution In passing thla locality. Six witnesses - some of whom were working in the neighborhood at, the time, and others of Whom were In the em-1 ploy of the Company upon thetrain, and were required tus,a parfef their 'duty to be. on the lookout for signale,testitled distinctly, and pos. ftivelY that the>Whistle via, sounded-unusual ly loud and distinctly, when the train had ar rived at the Potern end of the bridge. One or two others Bald that there wasatiothetblast 'et the 01.11 . Q if passed the, watChthonee et the Rest"endOf the brldge,about-500 feet frornilie crossing. The engineer. himbelf Waseffered as a witness, but excluded on the Iground •of liability to the company for negligence in the event Of the loss of this action.. • A release frogs the company was then .offered, but re jected for want of duo proof of the corporate 'soak Thewatebnian testllletthat when lie first saw Wertz ho was about 250 feet from the track, end hi a position.. front _which he Might have soon the train, which' indeed wits'discornebl e front a 'greater distanco;the 'road at that point being higher than the traoki! .The watchman motioned .11141, to stop ! hat he passed on. In regard to the alleged ' •limit of the speed of the . train at this point, the de 'fence ‘• proved that the sign board upon the bridge had only been intended for IMO during some repairs for the-structure, which bad been completed Some two years previous, the board being. permitted to To mato up, after the' instructions it conteltied had become obsolete. Sonieof the employees 'of the Company testified_ that there were ho bridges on the road , the construction or con dition, of. which rendered' it ,necessary for -trains to slacken . 'apOod In pastilug over them. It was also, shown that there was an up grade al, this place, . and that the train was got runningabove the ordinary speed on a clear track. (Continued in &S'eOnd Edition.) THE ,MARKETS. , ItiiDll , loi Fob. 4, 109. _ 1 - Money Market. • Iu I'hiladelphis, business was rather buoyant at the Stock IJna yesterday,with sales of bonds amounting to flfty.two thousand dollars. In the share list there wort) transactions' In, Heading' to the extent of upwards of three thouiand shares, ut figures slightly in advance . ofl,h l ose of the pro. vious day. Pennsylvania:road %As (dr strong gowning freely at 57X, but Catawissa preferred, 'and Lehigh canal wore dull at a fraepon below the last enotations.' Tile gold market was mod erately-active, with prices a shade above those of Ttlesilay. , The , opening sales wore at 1153 , and the elosing-,rate Was 13534., Bushong cr, Bro., liankors, N 0.16, North 6th street, ~ - ' quote us follows: • ' • BsAu(No, Vol). 4, 18f19. Old U, S. '6's 1861 ,•, - • , . 112' 1 , Old U, S. foe 104 -, . • - . • • 113 i Now'U. O. 540% 1864, July and Jan. - • 109 Now U.- S. 5-20, 1 8 1.865, May and Nov: . • 110% `Now U. S. 180, now - - - • - 1004 .row U. S. - 5-'2o'B 1867, .Juliisnel dart. • ;‘,. - ' 116 Now U. S. 5-20's t IKIB, , • . - ; . .4: -, /08 1 Ten lebily Bonds, • •• -" I \ • ' '• • ' / 0 1 Gold In Now Yorle uu to 1?..o'clook . 135; Gold In ROadhig at Bushong a Urds ., " ' • • 135 1 / 4 - - • konte lotoya.—Thoro is hoilow icaettro,to report in 1 191 . 1 r; Business renains 0101 ! the little' tra4o that is bang done, le only for hothe want)). Mil luxe show no disposition to buy wheat, and con sumers buy ail sparingly as possiblo; so that; there is not much dOing. Even bakers bu email lote,thinking that a 'decline will soon' Iret place. But in spite of the dull state (gibe fir, ket, and the °vulpine of wheat on hand, l ices Are firm. • ORAIN.—Vory little wheat was brought i t() th 4) city Binoo Saturday last, owing partly to he bad State of the roads and icas?nt woapior„ ,On Saturdas, pftcrOon soyqint agolxibitOs wore taken at, white wheat per bushelotl.Bo(4l.9o, Red was taken on Monday at ei1.506)176—a doclinet Since last quotation. Rye was taken at 41,40, a . . dilelino of five cents. CORN.—Corn seems to be in good demand, and has advanced five cants since our last repqrt. It was taken frnin fart,nurp at 86 Ceni r sppr tAii3llol.. A large lot was received front thir oh Tues day last, but what was paid for it We- cottld not ascertain. 0 Jas.—Oats continue In good demand, thesup belngabput equal to calls, It is taken at 60 cents. • Biradlt.—Sugar• is hi l3toles in : Ponti street at, lU©l7 et% rot+ whitol Iltltt brOPrii. 16 cts.; Porto Rico from 11, 126114 cents pet' lb. Bovril!' AND Roos.-L-ButtOr aroma to be plenty, and sells in stores at 341 ots ; por,lb. Eggs, 27 cts. por tlozon. - ()min and Flour Market. BBLEnto" rnioas. t t ; _, Whtfe Wheat Flour per bbl., $l2 50 Red , ' 1 Extra Faintly per bbl 11 50 44 44 f 6 lb .1 11 00 CornCliop (new), 1 00 Corn(new) 4,44-f, 1 00 Best Middlings ' , 100 , Common, 00 Bran, n i f 40 Corn Meal, s. , , 150 PAY IMI )'4101113. , • %. 1 ~' •: White Wheat per builhel, , ..1 80Q1 00 ltd 14 64 „ .44 1 50021 70 Rye 1. 40 Oats - ' 69, Corn Corn i 4:..4.4.44 ii ; ' 4 t •I' 4 ,*; 8065 • ' .. ' .Hotsdlay Hay Markef. Up to yesterday ton loads of hay worn brought Into the City, mostly consigned to hotels and livery stables. It was taken tit •i4olo per 2000 pounds. Timothy Hay 'bleadow Hay Long HyoStraiv Tangled. §ixtk:thotigand tOittCcit SortintOn cdsr*oroioold at New York last ,Airo:Ohesdity, at the regular monthly auction sale, at prices varying very lit fromithese last , rill;9llo4 ) Tii9 Most noticeable 'eltafig6 ties a: (laclio or . 1.1,,t4:03,:ebnte 'per ton in stove' Casa !-Lttio_ s trndo malt commonly used for domestic purposes—and it is to be hoped that retail , dealers will Vicomilid th clidaper rates and give conSimielii the benefit. When prices are advanced the retail iletdora do not re quire rontindlog,or tiro faey, as they promptly' make a coroipondtrig ndkranoe, • TAIREs. ! mil,' - rokon tA_ ,g toir g e s . , Nut. UltUrOluousCoal, Iran Market* lii P4.4(41t 11i/3,re 19 ,verylittW ilOrii; . *iies Of N. I Anthracite at, tio, and No. fiat .s'4B.. 4ct0t . 44 Plg sells at 5t2.80018 pet tOtt,'Mul Forgo at $1033., 'per ton. idannfacttir'ed frOri commands 41 50@t4 per ton for Bars., Blooms are quiet 6, /Wilde/plan 4 Cattle Market.. fr", ' ' 4 . . 1 ' i • • Beef cattle were in fair demand last week; brit prices were without anyiliaterial change. About 170() head arrived', Muls,Weruaqld at the Avenue Drove Yard, at 9 1 ,01)10e. for extra Pennsylvania and Western steers; 8490. for tar to good d6,;(in4 6to 7Ciiiir grde, Tor &anion, tis ko quality. Cows iron) unchanged; 124 head sold at 00,1164 fui springers, and $5 85 . For cow and Shoop ivOro fliMer; 6600 linad On 1( at'OaSo."ptilltb:gri4iut: 'tO tondition. 11040 fVt!W '400; 800016 ad acid - at On) ITOicia . anif.,4l44idag , Ya;`4o 'at .15.60(416. per 100 lbw. het. • • • - !'.' • • Jacuppa'A =I 11044 bb ,C4,-. l reAved 31 head. ii(4l l . 4 . l thfteAre Plitfool#4B on hand.. ,• 2000 lbs .$lO 00 for 14 01 , 00' i 1! I) ai l .. 00 " " " Coal. . .6 50 per ton. - 675 41 6 00 " ; in!. ' 28 CO. mcms SECOND EDITION:- /4 _O'CLOCK r. .1)^04 ,AirrsqVuxe. Sun rises ' 581 Olin sets 6 01 pare !eug 'lO hotire.2,l±2wAo. State o f Tfserrnmarter 1 7A. M. Monday, 23 0 Tuead ay,_ 310 Wodnestlay, 31° Thursday, 38° • DurreiNii.the hei►vyahower aiperienood early I(tat evening the, stars shone. forth In *AI their brilliancy. Malaga Grapes, at Clewel s. TUN nutnbor of young boys, who drink ozicating liquors in tills city la alarmingly on ho increase. ' JUST received a splendid assortment of pho- tograph albums, at the Eagle Book Store. Valentines! Valentines ! A large numberofpooplovisitingtho EAorx office daily. We shall a lways boglad to_show them through cho building. MED.—Dr. H. Adams, forinerl,y of this city, died at Allentown, yeaterday,of bonauniption. The Doctor wq well known in this ,city, and loaves niaby friends to regret hia death. • Cream Pun —Fresh every day, at Cloven% Won mil it trot be well if the Reading Rail road Company would open their ticket office about half an hour,earller at - the lower depot, 4nd thus avoid the oonfuskin now experienced in purchasing a ticket ? POSTPONED,—TIIO looturo of Mr. J. T. Valentino, which was to have boon do livered at Library Ball this evening, has been postponed until Thursday ovoning noxt, on Recount of the (loath of Capt. J. M. 'kale, ono of tho Directors of tho Library Company. LOCAL V's, LAVAL.—Yesterday afternoon our local and a boy stepped on the elevator in the &mu: (ace, as the • RIVAS Were being left down to the press room,and when fairly start ed the pulley broke, leaving tho elevator come down from the fourth story at a tremendous speed. , Our local "shut his eyes," thinking that he would not survive to hear the result. jut, fortunately, they lauded onfoly below, lavlng'suatalnod no injury. _ . • • , , . Ilavaaa Oranges, goo() 'and sweet, at Clowell'a. THE 130:4H OF AMERICA'S BALl;.—Last night we witnessed the advent of the grand' ball in Library Hall, given by Washington Camp, No; 61, in honor of their ninth anniversary. The order is very strong in this city, and to giv all consistent Sons an opportunity to cu p themselves in theinazy dance and to bo.. 8 w their tribute of respect and honor 4 o the tl e a mess of Camp 61, none but momberSjefihe der were admitted tO the hall.- The 110 WAR literally Jaiemed,lhe fair sox being V*,ll rep.• r resented. - All oniOyed tkiemsellies:, till a Into hour this Morning, when • they reluctantly left the hall, *killing for another not far distant anniversary. • ' . . . POLICE AFFAIRS.—' • he Pollee lioadquarters and WO Aldermen's Offices war© OW. and, serene to-day ris a beautiful May morning. ' A dru'Ukon follow,'wo aro glad to note, couldn't be scared up last night, and the palatial apart ments, at the corner of Fifth and Franklin, with Choir couchos.of downy case, wore tenant less of any ',W.- D'a - .". or even thoso who havo not attained so ominent a degroo. "Poaco, awoot peace," yeigktoti supremo throughout ehl6 city's limits , last night. The custodians of our eity'aintereats and morals are getting ac customed- _to thOse things, and do not kink Opoothout any tnoro with "spoclal Wonder l" Three kidgers were accommodated 11 thq Station lions° last night. Hasp 16114 bakott to order; at ClowoWs: , RESIONATION OF CAPT. DANIEL 11. MICA.—TIio following note oxplains 6,4, ricom.s, Esq., Gen. _ Dear Sir :—A ft or toh years' Railroad sor e I rosign my office, to take eiroot on tho let day Of March, MM. _ . , . Yours respectfully • • DANIEL it CLYMER. READING, Jan. 30th, 1860. We aro very sorry that Mr. Clymer, the gentlemanly and efficient agent at the. outer &pet, has made up hbli'mind to leave the Rail road Office, " lie was formerly Mayor Of the City of i,lteadiug, and ' used his influencestp ,suppress vice and, wickedness. Ito is univer sally rospecthd -and r.beloved. We have not learned whotheildr. 0. Intends engaging in other business, but should ho do so we wish ,him a happy and prosperous futufe. • • ---- T. -- "GOLIAII" BUIiNT participants and spectators In the Maen n orehor Masquorado on Tnesday night, will never cease to rememi ber the figure which towered heatliahoulderd and body above everybody else. And yet with what dignity and grace 4 Goliah"promenaded. We all know that-Gollah of old was killed Vy 'pebble stone throw,n from a sling by theyodth-' ful and slender David. • This “Gotiah, , 'how ever, was not destined 'to moot with such a fate, Yeste;daY Morning " abl l ak It' *aft' brought over' to over to our good friend, Capt. Blasinger'a, at ildasinterellcir hall , oritiAPOrpf street,for the . purpode of tAking its outitontary rest another year. But 4, 43101ia1fa" . days of rest and pleasure **over 1. 'No: more-will we see his towering form, and gigantic figure 'ln tho carnivals. pc ~.the Maelmerchor. lie bad gone ! lie . caught tire from a small gas' jet used fed ilghting-elgars, and In lossiltne than it has taken to:writs this itena - ii(iiinishi , was a. heap of ashes! Farewell, 41 0 d) all I"' We' shall never forgeitydu. 'Your pretence alone was suilldiant to indelibly impress you'on the Moil - tory atilt yank; admirers ant beito,ldera I "Gollob," haltand farewell !We jo in; thy Post • iu+tSiclralisit gtbeit undi. • Trivat , aeq setts.' , • , , , , ~ , ~,, . (Coun't 4 m ' Pitoeinisda Continued . - iron' ,First Raititm.) • • • , . , The Court in their charge' to the jury stated that the policy of the law was to holdrallroad corporations to strict accountabilityin the Liao of all these precautions 'which are necessary to guard against the chance of injury to Olii -17.01114, whettie beialnees; may take' them within reach of their Machinery.. The responsibility attaching to the cprporation was identical-mid recciprocal with. that:. which attaches . •to the individual. The jury were to!ascertain the facts from the evidence. In order to recover,, the accident pint, be shown to bave t been the fault, of ,tbe Oonipany alone. They were to deterniine fn the4lrst place whether the 4rain,wl43, roping ROM Unusual rate ofsPeed, or 'Whether' there had been negligence hi net giving, the Custom ary signal,' ;In the neat placeithey wore to as certhin whether there had Wien any negli gence on the part of young. Wertz, that eon-, 'ffilitited to'bring itbout the 'Accident. -'Dlithe t omit any of. the ordinary, precautiens ,which a man of fair and reasonable+ prudence sliciiild have taken? if be did, and, there .vas any thing in hlg conduct that' has 'careless and reckless, the piff. would not be entitled to re-' WVer. If; however, the juky should find that! he was prevented from using these precau-: thins by Gime, oyor lhich ho had no contrel,t he would 'not b& acooi ntable for their einlei ellen. ' IVheth r ho was driving an Prniciallae able team as e aimed by the plff., was for the, jury tg deter ine, ,- il,hp : 9ould,nop,, 439ntroi t i the !Mile*, it % is 'for Y t" theijury to say Whether it would not' heftegligenee on his part toddy° .arl unmanageable team along a road, that crossed a rahroadtrack.. , Thecourt road toithejury, applied an,,d .as their ruling iti tide eaSe, sqvottilPOnsyWacila decisions, in winehltie laid down ea the law •of travel, that before as person °roues A rail •roadtrack, it•ht hie duty' o stop, lookout' and listen, and a' failure te'do: ite is isigligendo, which will prevent,a to9o yer Y Jp:oo,Ne or. inju ry. Several written points presented by the defence were answered by a reference to the ,for charge. The jury retbrned a Verdict ,fiarAindefen_ (tants. Thiii tasooddipledtlil IN ' d!Olooico.in weooeday nioriiii* twiLiita uomilan roc tar. usgonmau Mgt S. $. Allah' ardsfer defied.., ,; . , i,, 1 . , ~ 2 :i •• ' • IqViikfiNTii DAY — WiDNESDAi.i ( 1 William If. Kelly vs. John Levens. Amend eq Parr MO ; deft. Itlti'pr,loe;iindicOse ..contiqued, r.• .`' ~- „. • '. - • Mil 2 P. M • •*V 413' 3 33.3 -.--___ 4 k t ---- MEI =CI -* John Marks vs. Danielitifiuximetiii Mi1.,1 "Ailiniliellia - rfiany - resteratuves which ,nature 't 1867. This was an action brOtight 11) thntint3sou)plied to n.110\14119 atiliVtiouP of tin "" n " Off. to'reeover damages front the defendant ily, thete is no worn I itvopto ono .Iw'; a evi l a i n for the, =tstidniiiioll. Of bra' datiqgeri: a VOtilig.l e ia.., ordiseases thau the "mud teal, witit" nano woinati, whoi at thatimeof the ()commie° was Wild Cherry 'grout but. litmevek :yal Liable it 14, about 18 years of ' e, and was hired to service' its prrar le lie'al c. te scoots, , to, relieve 'arid AO lathe house of the °fondant's father In Alsace al curt', la. enhanced tenfOkd b scleptitle Inil In- Adtkoship, with .Wh 'tit .the defendant • also ro• - - ' • •1 ' • 1 ... • ' ' .., . sided. TOO girl testifleti - to an effort made by diciona oprabinat ion witbi tit- IngreAlle,n t r ~n themselvtis of equal worftt. Is bal?py miiltil knit' the dtifeadeSt-to lodate bet tO takes tnedicittaa. to produce abortion.. On cross-examination exista to a remarkable degree 14 • .. . AL testated tbaii,ebo,lad nevi* twig:milking& to ' Dr. Tr 4 star's Plißdtrt of irft4cherry.=, 1 o' mother of the defendant, that Kemmerer whpso value In curing Coughs, Colds, llionchii IS, had never tied' anything to her about mars Whooping Cough, Croup/ ',Asthma, ' Pulmonary tinge. Mrs. Kemmerer, upon being celled-for Am.ctton, and Incipient Consumption As 'toes the defence contradicted this soewent.Tkio tu rn able. evidence for the plaintleshevred that the \ do-• • . • BTRONti TESTIMONY, feedant was a man of means, holding title to From Bek.r. w Rushee, .}:8(.1., Repet "I.laster of real estate, worth 'Upwards of ton thousand , . South Rovithten; Mms.- • ' • dollars. Verdiot for plff. for $ fl t 1100 damages. In the spring of 1838 I was most sevoreW af oted vans ttardb dry cough, with its usual so ., IrenaentShalter, litt i ketinia n and S.S.Richards commitments of night sweats, coin nleteW pro 4. fbt plfilis and Bechtel for deft. tratfng my nervons M stem, and producing such SIXTENNTA DAY--TIEUR•pAY. .., • debilitated state of health taut, after , trying f3larnuol Hansher 'vs. Samuel Williams, 155 hopes a o l f a ) N h e l r t i o tse i t t l o v ( g i nt oi_simeli ail h a ti o g i i I v t! trio s r lit Jah. T. 1867. This was an action of ejoettnent At thisstage of matters g ' 1 ' was prevt i tiletl tt119 4 1; to recover poseesalcon of a "muse And lett of througe t the influence or a neighbor to try Wilt ground cont*lnlifir ssitenty-thrfie perchifs, s ' sit.; tar's Ba sant of wild cherry, told, before usime noted in Shoemakersville Perry township, two bott es, the effect was atinoet magical.. My e n o ie uilt o ett o t o irt;l:- I l n e o ft et me, i ll t i t i lgt 4 t l t:r .t e , ttL i s t i les l ti r rt i L( 4 l and hold by the Sheriff on th e 27th o f October, 1880, as thp property Of the defendant. The anti 8 1 01:11 I l hat% attained my N ) v ) outitti st rettan anti Qbstaele in the way OfkocuringpOSSessien after vigor. Thus has this Balsam, as hits often boon the Sheriff's sae appeared to be that tiler° remarked by persons conversant with the -plioyo facts, literally snatched IncfroM tip yif*nlit g se a third party &Jur in the house, wh0 . ..... , _ .._ . pa., _ - . cleitried title from the defendant under a former conveyance given as collateral security for a debt. l i hera.",*ae, He defence, and .the Jury, under tiitYlinitruotlon of the Court, iindered a verdict ibe the plaintle. A. 11. Wanner and J. Wino', ;outs for plff. Swam ninn for deft;' Hottoustein vs, Levi Dehart and Reuben tlorblno. Suit about . a OQW. On trial. ' TELEGRAPHIO SUMMARY! TIfURSIMT, Feb. 4. Governor Dormant' was elected United States Senator by the' West Virginia ' l egislature on Tuesday. \ The Connecticut Repabliesn,Convention met yesterday, and nominated Marshall Jewell for Governor. ,,- The platform adopted expresses confidence in General Grant, declares for versal suffrage, denounces repudiation, _etc. Her Walkers 'was murdered near Keokuk,: lowa, on Sunday, - and his 'sonlltAaw, Win. Flamm, \vita was with him, says they were at tacked, by fear ,men, one Of whoa 1,31t0t .ers. Martin Kelley,who had threatenedto take Walkers' life has been arrested. • Several cattle! have died after a few hours' vieleat illness, on a farm' 'at Fishkill_ Duchess couuty, N. Y., and a port•mertem exaniination is said to have revealed nothing as to thcreause. The farmers' in the vicinity are much alarmed. The International Hdtel, at St. Paftl, Minn., was burned yesterday morning. Loss $100,• 009. Dufflo"a • WhOlesald .grocery,..itt Chicago, was also burned yesterday, causing a loss of $4501A , e , ; : • j t •. .fire at Franklity,- j alaward Co. N. Y., yesterday, destroyed $40,000 worth of t proper. , - Steamboat Le.v.ingtoit was honed 'at New York yesterday. Thirßoard of Trade of St.. Louis halt" on. horsed the protest .9f .tho. Philadelphia nod.), .of Trade, against ihe'so Per cent. provision of the Bankrupt act. " A itegro named Mal*. was lynched by negroes . and; whites, . near Mobile; a day or` two dupe; for eommitting an outrage upon two children, the oldeat only eleVini years of age. The Oil.: Oren will recover. Theid, istillery of A. 11, Icalfers,in Thirty-Bev. nth street, New I'm+, and the cainiiontiding o s t a bli s h r h oo t of A. Ifreundlieb,:qqa.r. by, 1 1 , 1 tv° been seized for defrairding-the revenue. - ' An unknown man shot. himself dead on ,saturday evenitig,oa is train on thODayton and llichigan railroad ,betweon' Pontiac and Sid. nay. ..,. David 'Paai.Brown t Jr, a member . of . the i. ) hilidelOhia bar,died oit'ilondlky evening. He as a 800 of David Paul Brown, the famous hiladelphia lawyer. . TiTax.Optß — A'por: ENONAND. Losnox, Feb. 3.—An ocean race is arrang 7 sd between the British . yacht eatpbrin sad tho ARterienn, yacht Sappho. • lIIFIANN - , : • • LONDON, Min. 3.--The petition of Irish Bitshops for the right✓!! oteonvoestioit has been t ejected. _ . - •, MADRID I Fel?. of the prisoners pliented in the - utifintlicination :Of the GOveinor , of Iturgos lave c.o(lfesi§d theii guilt. imils,Rq. 4 • .3.—Rioning:L-New,e, has I?een keceived to.night, from.Alkiers, that the insur gents hail been , defeated' .and.tthe revolt. sup- . -pressed. 'rho, departliient the dig, turbaUce broke Duds tranquil.. • . 'TUN .4'8110.1N -WM813614. . • • • Loxoox,Feb. gy1.40 P.'M.—A despatch jut beep rebpived f r om. Athens, conveying the .u•uexpeoted intelligenep that the Greek Lavorefetiecl:t9 afree.to the ,eigning protocol of , 'the,l-.Ptitle , Conference; 'and have t;endered thely reidgnatione to' the King. r .• o,y the Cabs!, ()able, • IttiVANA, Pilb:'3.--Thia'citY continues trail quit. /t/steatiler arrivcd.yosterdayfromSpain with a large, number tif• trbope. • ) A serious riot occurred a day or Iwo since in tbe ; ,tqvin r of' 41ejucalp, and Cublinli - ind savor i t 'of pArtftipsOfts were badly wounded. ; fi:t ,ii'v.sPArenEs receiVed at' London 'from the Continent. report that a bloody battle has just takeiv,Pla&i: bituiebal , thitltailiiiiiirinis and Turks, near liekSchitza: No particulars have ,yetcome.tOlanO. - • AR tri ED. By tbo Roy. A. L.lleruian. , i 1111N58ERGY41,411.1141112411 7 -94 ~robrnary 2(1, in thp (nimbi) al4Blandon,;Dr. W.,- ,11r of Mnidohorook, to Amelia S. Onidin, of Blan don. ' *a' • ~,1 1 • 1il." 1 1 1 HE IMPIOR.TAN ' tE-0F 'HEALTH...-. I. , • None but thtise deprilt*d Ctf tbisitieesieg know , of its loss. The,pimpled, blotched' . and tottered covered person looks upon a clear , smooth skin with jealousy, and inwurdly-gcstires, %Ott ,s o. Those - Whose o f atems - nre'filled - Nvitlithe'yikpirof SCROFULA, and other cutaneous diseases, tan.' not have good health. ' When the blood is Bu-; pure, dldealedsettrdtololloW: ; i 'it .t,'k T. 7 _: J ; y 1 All have timely warning in Wm Plnlpes, Blotches, Totters , Sores Boils Copper : colored, Patches,. Scal7;.:o,fp.rilfort 4 1 110 calamity 14 j purifying the s stemrWit,Wtha.., SAMARITA , S ROOT AND HERB JUICES, . RAII - Alt1TAN 1 8,•ItOO Ailk riyUiCE,S, 1 ,RIRdIiB(TAII'S! 'BOOT A, D. ERB4U4;fB t liefin% Iscrotula take ti: - rifkold: • , !low, ?espy !ipso the virus of Syphilis hie; surstttiM' i , and liv ' Units etntlitiOh;antte plate" r- I rlage, knowing littlo otlt l bitneftil ntillettetti: ni, the constitution. To such we say STOP. First! „cleanse yoartielf. of AttOSEtt tUtipttrittes ; of that; scrofulous infection, (which in. tnany , cases is, hereditary to the,conatitutle)3).l4olßyQu br,ing, mlAery on - yOhrself kid - Offipr r i tgoi el '45 per bottle. - 0 4 '• • i j.L y :1• ...•• , `rti)rr, 'IV _•,;`' - iT... * SAM . iIIATTA1 0 1 1 8 GIFT! Tl l / 1 M9B* Viiiiraure, RlMlllrir" :10Virm: - 1141.11. 1 ' • • Yell! * • Al Pailtive Card!) . • :1 ' lbw'att Disease( Arthrid from . lotakful IntitsCielton} Contains no Mineral, no Dalsani;no tea f i Iron r 34 Only ten' Pills t tea taloh# ttleltrot - fitly at* entirely y btlibldi having ri9 , l) II 0 nm unpleasant tae ; and'will•llot in an wityThjard the stomach or bowels! of tho most delieate} Cures in from two to four days, and reeeV'aBes in twonty . four hours. Mont by mall. co-4 Mole package's $2, Femme V. Sold by Harvey Birch, • Itbadlhey teL,I aiiiribY Druggists. ‘ IDESM'OND t% Co., Proprietors, , d cP*4.l '1 ' i ' 1915 A,Ci1. fAreehli4lPOOPllia• Ott BALEci- 6 Tlieleounteeti , nn t !'abelvinie of wetertroent 0,1 Pfn) l44o o o 4 ll lthlr,ooonyttil by Leith) aohner. nearly as good as be b Jan ught 181 at a low figure', by applyln,g soon at 1118IILKW8 IioTEL. 1114 D NSW/41A14 1 / 11 treleil)t1)3 Nio/11004 MCKI U 11 . lot 13 c•• ~:"/ .4:2•R' I la a-- STAIN. grave. You brunt liberty to use Dill for . tbe en of the Af fl icted. - Prepared by AISTII W. VOW LE Sc. SON, is Tro.. wont street,ltOstou; tux& for SAW by Druggist* generally% • A.positivei permanent, and immediate Re. medy for Neu r raigia, ,Toothaoho, Far, mile, ireadaele, Rheumatism, Enid:4, Ales, Frost Bites, and all acute liains, ' . Tt! 11111111111 fittfll4lng Ithotill , conk I It.tto the highest alin•of the true philosopher. Whet the n u uth ot science in our own day lota alre 1.1). t I Illij the Inlutlatlou of,chtoroform and puns convNitott two') ditllrult surgteal oiwratAn4, • 'SAYRE'S INSTANT I'AIN _CUP will. accotapll4l by vimplo tailwind tippWutitat. Ito effect 14 perfectly tninti. , 3l. and tut protalties al( no entirely Itailitlegs pot to be ni;ttplicaldt• to tit• 'ltad o ten• ' (ter ago mto tlio adult. Thou4alltil of wu e litl I i1.t.41t 4- ' illy that ibid fletion,latt A f141 , eyt , 61 , i1l r.ntrovel: s. and it oinglo application of iltO cure n ill con% in, (/ 110 tit. okoptical ouffereroflte truly mit aittl ati p.,n cr. - WE . tHALLENGE "THE• 'WOULD To Produce its 'qual. l'ra family that once b,econies Urrrntrc with its virtues will be withbia it. Sold by all Druggkitt. Pride 60 Oti. E. MISHLER'et • Bole Proprietors, Readier, ' Pa, :800 what J. A. Dudley, says, of the firm of Dud. ley & StatlOrd, ono of the largest wholesale drus establishments in thip i country : Iv O. 6D LixilObial ST., New Yong. Janttary 6, UK , f In. idtant,gn .t Clo., IteadingiTa.—Dear Sirs :-.. A affords me pleasure to, sleek of the wonderful ollecta or your "rain Cure," in ay 'own ease.' In Juno last, I was attacked with Neuralgia, in my abdomen and side. After suflo ing Intensely tot nearly two weeks, I was induce: to try'yoUr rome. dy, and after at. application; to my utter surprimi, X was relieved hut fen , seeonds. go Wilde') was the reiof that I could, scarcely hellovemy owe, • sondes. ridni my khowlod of thoineparation k i firmly believe that It *lll stop 1, lo Troll nettril every cause and almost instantly. Respectfully, yourt. T- J. A. 'DUDLEY, , Of the firm of Dudley , tc Stafford, Wholesale Drug-i gists. . lan. WV. t , lIARRIEV 1 . , . . 1 P 14 1 ., A, It 'I" S O AP, „THE 011 EA pkgr ANA BENT A 111101,E POD ALL I'URPOBEB TIIAT 89A1' 18 USED •' • 1 1 011,'W.A811.11VO,C1,0,2VES EAVEI'2'ED, • ling-GRZAT .AMERIPAN OAp..COltil'Ajltr take pleasure iri informing tho poOplo'oritenilin i , 'and • vicinity, 'Out more particularly all good Itousokeeperskthat, they afro ionnufacturing owl intrOdwolpjt a Boat] superior to all _others, fc,r f the •Pllo frig purposes: •, big, , FI ST. 4 Por Cleaning Paint, Irobtl- work, Mar- • : 'SEI O QND—For Cleaning. (And Polishing at the same time) Metals of all dosoriptione, Iloasekeepers can at once see the great advan tage of this, &PI it Is entirely unnecessary to keep ne heshos u retoi 3 O b re,• Polishing Powders, Brick Dust, Rond e • Al,, Jos, • THIRD—For 1 4 ,Paini - 0, Bath ' Hoop, especially whore there nro any impurities or stains upon the hands, such as Paint,' Grouse of any kind, Printers' I teh el / A ' . R H and la st — the, thousand and one of or ettrposes for *Mph lIORP ifi In constant uso, and • Whioh• it is impossible to,enumerato edible tithe., . • ' • ... „ , , • • DIRROTIONR FOR USING lIARRIR PHARLApitr for each and every purpose above mentioned, To be seed in the same manner as any other Soap with tlsis exeoption, that it only, requires ONFAiII.RD the amount of our Soap to &compile] the !MO ro- Sults 'tie others, and'QN}I4IOIIRD of the , TlAllt and LABOR saved, • • , , , , ' WANTED, every Person. in Readinzkdry „ lIARRIB' PEARL SOAP. j,i,_., : •!..BE.WA4B , OF, 4„LL IbIITATIONS l Afangfivigreit / 1 1,4 , 4 Gil the Circa( Anrdo ' •: • Ayoo,t) 05:0 Pch Alec Philddelpiliii;,• ' II A. R Itl 8 • At - 043 .. PropriOtbre. 17- BURicIioI.DIRR & MADEIRA, corner of .Fifth yak(' Waiihnigt9 ll litroetil, Sole Agorae for Ito/Winn. . AO,ENTS WANT,I4VIJ4__EYEBY OI3Y A CQIJN TY IN THE UNITED STATES. ~ '', ,; i6 T w li n o,Sf i ltp r ie s ?ow offorea to Hid Public; liethe COl litauffer A ° Stenfolder, Y ocum ititousum: !,, .. , l'ottel g er, - , Harbin° & Prom. B. 4,Y10r., , , • : .14. V. Heieter,, „ Hafer & Uoone, ' Y s Flohoorn '' D. Keiser, Illntiersiiiti &`111160; J, Dundore, i C. lioffoltlngor. .A..glwarts, , - P. Shae ff er, 'J. O. Monies ' ( !,..D. P. Oreth , 4 Co g 1 1 . , Iiefter A Vicoi . , . 4 Al.teffer A Sep. .J., 11. llildebeltel, iO. . Boyer ' W. Stott, . - ,1 - J. ardine, • - ' 1 B. Henna fir., : 4 - J. Iligh, • F_, Do art, J. Kline, • 'W. BO yer, • '--Dtt &Odder; .'. , „0et.17 , 17 , IMO ) NEW MEAT MARKET. rIIIIF, undersigned having opened a new MEAT AL•EiTGlWiltldtiC I.ibrary Mail; cornet' of? Fifth eknd Franklin etOpethrespeetfullyselicit•ii'sliare Of publio-patronage.i Always on band aftill;f4llo - Of, all ; kinds of Meat, Satisage, Sciiippl6, &c., U., at reasonable prices. All orders promptly 111)64, and . eustopet 8 sorvipl at their honsco, #::Jall 204MCK1 •"-i B B AUDBNUriIi efIr,CONRAD. C/TICE. - -At'a meCliiig‘otTlidMileusl, fidirlugs and Building Association held' litsVevening, .Fob. Ist, 1869, it was resolved that the price per •share be „reduced to $l.OO each, instwpi •of 42,00 'Oath, as borctoforo;: Tim 1111thbueof kharei-wore also ButiOd to,2o,oo,,,but'Ahe Associattne. .vq,1,1 go into peratlini as soon as 1000 - sharcif itifo "glib sorl O. Persons desiring to become hititiOMN can übserlbe for shares at the store of David io ,Hrmentroup, No. 44 No rth sth street, or to either ,of tho uncle's' ned, ' • : :• .' - „ ./. , ,f , 1 • TA_.l" 4 : N Vl S g'faca N' E . : C . om ' ll'llttOei.' , , t f . M. EitMENTitOUT, l ; ) • Feb. 2-3td. !.) . • , et ; A r ci • ,!•1 7 . III.; 4-1; • 4L? 1311111 to PUBIFIgS BLOOD. ' r.• NUR BALE BY DRUGGISIW BVIRIAIIWOBRA Alec 18-ly aturATA 4 vAlux.'4ll igo.ii s Plum stree t , below' ilfrattkilit:bc.' .trvit firth RieventltAtrqois,,- • • ItbeDe ufri dt. 't fiehi etnthifeind vi -CliiitY; g rit th • Darifor•thd very hitt Li !vain, all-wool Carp • r .te er 'o ff ered in this city. N o ' r ams and •nt! wiousalo..f+o4 !etail at. York . • we Invite the putdiew otatalue 'our:lo4AS hereto Dun: tailing elseithere t !and save 25 per eaut: Buy out ,etlirf ohtlS, 111 449,4 !IV Int 4,11 ft. ARRLO ,•- • , 11. .7 ... • I r =
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