111 DAILY .EAGLE. 1 - i - ; Ai D INGr; PA. IV DN ESDA V, FEBRUARY 10, _lB6O. _ _ 'tiff AND C EMI EarrzoN—ls 1•A . • P. At. co iscNiekrios s F m intended tn for publication In %OLE it ha accompanied by a respoptil r • 1 ,1 0 name, se a guarantee of sincerity on the pot a the writer. The nante,wlif not be pub u atosi so do.iired by the correspondent. correspondents should make their oommuni• itioni short and to the point.' Our sPaco is too loolteil for very tong articles. • Write only on one side Of the Paper, and as w il ly as possible, without. flourishes. .; • ~ , ADVERTIAKR9 aro requested to hand in their eolvertisionenta as early in,the (lay as possible, ~or rapialy inoroising circulation compels us to go to press about 2 P. in; . . nicala.m ill c who fall to receive the H.tatai ,rovoft ,ly, tie fonfci a favor by leaving notice hiAkis alt, wfidre all complaints of irregular. • It, . or 1 ,, te 0 nove o f delivery alit be promptly at- Icmled to. . T„.l:ky, Wednesday, Ash Wodnesday, corn. 104 4, 4 the ioason of Lent. Many parties aro '., 11 pit now in anticipatidli of. a strict ob. i 1 4 W15'300 of this ecclesiastical equirement. vi'aINTED. —The Grand hancollor of the ( c ier of knights of PYthlas o Ponnsylvaniu, .11a4 seloeted Capt. John Don ard, as District 0 , 04 for forks county. Tar 0111tAta of Ladino by the Mozart Must eil Union, at Library Hall last night, drew to vtlier a Lago.addlence, Who were very much o. l sol with the entertainment. - - T o ; L ur fullu.--The lecture announced to t.iko plaeo In Library Hall on Thursday oven-, lA, but rust polled on account of the death o frmit. M. I ale, will be delivered on to-more row °ming, by Prot. J; T. Valentine. .Wr. learn that Mrs. Mutnard, residing In IVashingtonstreet,betwconTldrd and residing who somothoo ago, foil down a hatohway In t h o s toro of Mr.. Jordan, corner or 'Third and Washington streets, la still quite 111, from the rtteets of the fall ' • CATARRH'S nrid 80r0 throats aro 'very fait': i,111:11)1 0 Just now, ow lug to Alta singularly ca-, prioions weather. -NutiterollB people may be won with immense mufflers aropnd -their nooks, which Is an infallible. method of eon. t meting the desired sore throat. ' • • Itt-totte:o.—A: major is rife in this city to. ii iy that two young Thysiclana were lust night disturbed In the not' very ereditable bus attomptini - to steal a reeently_burted• norm') from A ulenbaclem Cemetery. WO trust the rumor may lie falso,—Dispatch. N - Tho 44 11ritihoisor corner of Eighth and ronti streoti, will bo In angnrated on tho evening en the 4th of March tie‘t,by the Frienihtittp Stearn Lire C 0.,. who will give a grand nnintvortiary hattln.thp Hall en' the oecagion. The itajnbow will. give thiiir bill in the . sone Hail on tho „evening of -Nivel' 17th.. Mr. B. , tiosorven,orodit for the litial , anno flail Ito, hal °routed, in' (16 tiPPor irt of ;ho city. A ilkrinsong Filo:lr.—WO — Wiwi boon • siowit by iron. 8. Auccinatho plan o thq now front oPtho Hooding Fire jinni ranee COI• pAtiy's building, to ho orootod on Fifth Streot,,,' d , rnor of Court. It wilt lig .1101ft9ries preiso(l brick, with corneis 0 the tinvaiil l i aml window AIIIH and. frames* bluer band] steno.` It will ho a veilhandOonto and boxgreat .cOnventoi .o to .the cop.. r uiya trAimetionpf th,eir ittgolyJnmas•:•; hi;; inHinos.v. .t. • - 10 0. • • .• • • t: A • • e .; • ---t? 45 . i A jArtonttittm s —Mr,ll. Its •Iltter,TlNSidk ing in Penn street libloW.Vo re doWn air ohl arch in his celiaL the hot drky, when dik fund mold brick U II olieS `long, and öjg -1110116 wide. Tito pro. out. size of a brick ttt about 8 inclios long and 4 inches widq.l Tlll4 over-slzod a specimen brick" had ovll dontly boon in tho arch for many years, and no doubt the hand which placed- it thoro 1119 long shim ortunbled into dust, while the brick b as good as when first made. A P.I4TIQAOIIT IitOII33II3IIA,NOti.—AVO of the . editorial room WOO not. forgotten 'yestorday: Our kind friend Mrs. Jonnie Miller, of, the Keystone House, sent a, largo dish heaped fall of lino nicest kind of fastuachts. We thin Assure her that her remombranco was duly appro-; eiatog, and what is rnoro we saw that the do lioietts articles on the Plate, wont whore all "cad wittols" go, If she insists on dolug. this again—why, wo will .try to be perfectly reigned to our fate. Our private opinion la fastnachts aro dooldedly 6 good institu tion, especially when proparod by such hands. n.n'F. INTELLIGENon."-Mlohael O'lgolll was arrested this morning iabout 2 otOlook,by unicor Lewis, in Franklin • street, between Sc'. wall and Eighth, for drtinkenness and ern ileworing to outer' n housth , which didn't be ong to hint. Michael had• lost his hat, and %%anted "a place to lay his head," consequently • the Alcor took, hint to the stationhouse,where hn was arTontmodated with a hod on' tho soft SitlJ of a pine plank. This morning/ having no money, Michnol was sont behind the bars to relied over the "events of a night." - - Fourteen lodgers occupied time station 14Onso IA night. t • cioAR scdArs.—Mannfaoturers Of o gars,, Who sell their scraps and clippings for 'cow, mtalialon as smoking tobacco, must pao . and main') It according to law. oraps and clip pings, however, may be sold in bulk, without the payment of any tax, provided tho sale of the same Is mado directly to manufacturers of smoking tobacco or any other manufacturer ill° will use the same in the , production of smoking tobacco, snuff, cigarettes, or any other ittudar product which will pay the tax, and which the manufaotureK is bound by law to account to the GoVorninent for all meterlals of whatever kind ho purchases, consumes and tiro. Communicated. :Ent To n i b A ITN, EMI LE :—The' MO 11l 1111111 Ica iiol which appoarsti in the L'Aurat yesterday, over my name, was incorrect. It was my in tention to say that the Petneeratio candidate I.)r moot Council in tho Second Ward, Sam=, uul Robinson, had boon charged with signing a ronntistranee against Thomas Heimboo.. on oxstning tho remonstrance, 'I find •tliat Mfr. Rohltison's name is not ,on it; I hope lhoss who brought , tbls false charge against Mr. Robinson, wilt try to find hotter bualneSs hereafter. 6 dith uvoAR T , .._ Af c LILL° I Pr brit of Common Council. Feb. 10, 1809.• C 1,. : f,: iti.,a---__*— • i , TIE: RAT.T„—Tho White Runners two nine i'lld i 0 Young Americans one nine Base Nall t .l cis Played a match game, on Saturdity.. Will o Runners, Rune. Oats. Deemer, e. 11 0' Busshold, p. 11 - ' 4 Steigerwaid, a. a.. ll ! , 3 Perbst, Ist b. 8 4 Stook, 24 b. 8 . - 5 s teigerwald, 3d b. 10 3 Etre), 1. f. ' 12 - Mitchel, c. f, -10 _ Oilenot, b. f. 1 9 Total,' Young America n. Siegfried, e. hitt, p, 1)110er, A. R. 8311(13 g bit b. NM, 2(1 b. Ort, 31 b. Let I. f Mlle ler . mn ,c. f. Yd .r, b. f. ~. —, Tot ul, 81 27 Umpire, L, Herbst. Scorers : White Run "ri, Frittlori* Stephan. Young A1)101011014 H. Burkett. i' MNTY S -• 90 Rllll4. 12 10 10 12 ALDERMAN SDHOZNER,e Doexcr.--Joseph Ritte c yptir worthy Criir cifilykryla) was bk ilk Wife wigs urn I at? 19t91- orabt t atinent; by reason et * !eh lib was gen - veiled to leave his home 'with her chil dren, sines which titne,Juseph has refused to maintain them. Whereupon the Alderman issued a warrant for his arrest, which was ex ecuted on Mooday, and be was hold to ball in $3OO to answer the charge at' Mort Mutt.' Martin Arshonbrun and Ephraim Phillips were in the Batne-,bouse In ,Torth.Ettevopth Street. On Sunday last a difficulty arose`be tween Ephraim anti the wife of Martin, when mutual ahuse,and vituperation ., became the "order." Atter considerable ilaw.fighling,” they came to blows, the worst of which Mar tin's wife rooolved. ' Martin seeing his bettor half in difficulty, like a true and dutiful hus band "flew tU her reecho," and although sue t ceeditlir in par lig the unmatched cembatants, received nth ' severe punishment himself. Next day war ants were issued on complaint of both Marti and his wife, and Ephraim was held in $ to answer at next sessions. • „DouorAssymbn.—This little town, number ing some fifteen or naoro dwellings; with a population of one hundred and fifty or two hundred, is pleasantly located in Amity town ship, Barks county, on the left bank of the Schuylkill, in the midst of an agricultural county.) , of great fertility and richness. Its dwellings are scattered for some distance on both tided oftnePerklemen and RoedingTunt pike, and the Philadelphia and Reading Rail road passes along the southern part of the place. It is about four and a half miles from Pottstown, and nearly twelve miles from the eity of Reading. The settlement, which was originally called Morlatton. Is ono of the old est along the Schuylkill Valley, being most likely half a century older than Reading— Bouglisaville 'having been the residence of a number of Swedish families previous to the year 1700, while the first house in Reading was built In 1749. Of the many towns in the Schuylkill Valley, we knew of 'Ono that has advanced so little since the huilding of those great improvements, the Schuylkill Canal and Reading Railroad. The dace' enjoys many advantages for manufactories and iron works, but no operations ef this kind have ever been erected hero. The boatman, as he'pasl'es along the Canal in the distance Can wind his horn in polio% for its wheat are unbroken by the hum of the spindle or the whirr end clatter of busy machinery, and the traveler, ee ho g aosnut of the windowa of the passinvaliro,sd ear, looks in vain' for the furnaces,t rollingnallis, or the factories which he may, well expect to see in nearly every Penhaylvania . tosvn, and especially alonglbe Reading Railroad; : Douglassville, as a, pingo of residence, cape daily fbr those who wish to enjoy retirement arid quiet,ls certainly u pleasant place. It is healthfnl, the scenery - along the rivrls fine, ' and tho , drives and 'rambles 'about the place are .romantic and boautifni. When in the contemplative meod, a walk through the- old graveyard of St. Gabriel'aChnich, where tho forefathers of the village have been interred for mere than A century And a half;cannot fail to be of Interest. and to afford food for serious 'Thought and reflection. , Here we find gather ed the Yoonm, Kerlin ' Wethbaek Robißon MoKenty, Douglass, flird, Boone, Jones,'Leaf; and'other u well, known families, 'early resi dents of ' the place or vicinity. Some qf the' Shunk fatilily also rent here, among them the; father and grand-4ther of. Francis R. Shenk, , Governor of Pennsylvania, though that owl-.. ;lent mitn is burled at tho Trappe. The ear liest intormont , hi this old.ohurohyard, Of the' tonabataata whose inseriptiens are still legible; was paldrayv Robison?,,wlit••;died. Fob. 10th; - 1719. ; 'f,:. •.•- ~ '•, " , .'•• ' . • . . .. , ) ~• ' -.--.' -. - • - - - - - 7 - - , • ~ • , . Dr SF:AltOit or ITiime.- - oatiirc ay afternoon, after-the lii'marat had takenits fliiht, carrying the latest fro ntthe "seat of t he Report°. ' r igid Chair" to its ihoutande of , readers' in this' . thy; .it liacanie our duty. to mount "Sbbnk's 'Mare" and start out in search 'of items,--yes, te settfehevory place .high and low, but, etn tlldli speaking,. wo manage to keep aloof - front i Jew resort, is it it not a desirable' place 'for • a reporter; whenit liknown that he is not fa- , Womble tb cook-fighting; and Is net petted in the "Bistro art." But we must 18 0 1 P but,be ;fore we start, vie beg ,to say T r ig tither() is 4 'lA . bo.tly who would like to khO what it is to gather items for a daily paper' under diffioul-• , ttes, he would 'Owe bad ti good timaef it yes terday. Through wet and slush 'wetrudged bier the toVm,searching for some niritter ofin ,:terest for our.gotally readers, butefailed to find anything, to build an item upon: "(If this may no called an item we beg pardon for the "flb.") . In'the much-need term. "All" is Aulet‘along . the Potomaq,"and we sum up our o.blervetiOns "thusly." , , • . We 'entered the honslikeeperk' market at Sixth Street, wound /fl our way towards Fi ft h,.,,, 1 epoaalonally stoPpiti to "baler" stainer for the market prices, w e wit always ready to answer us until h'e redid that the price would bo "printed in .The newspaper," when he beeame indifferent; and some, through fear, Nat about asked' for' their goods- what they really woroWorth. At Fonrth street ,wo turned •baok, and `thS first thing that attracted our at tention, was theloap of dirt on the sidewalk, near the Union Bank, and wo approached Sot in time to hear seine one remark that it was le disgrace to the city -of Reading to allow. said', heap of dirt to remain. lint' 'we suppose, the owners of the sidewalk will soon take heed •and remeve it. We directed our course down Fifth street and' drepped Id at the ~L ock-up;" fortunately; the, worthy Mayor had, misla id the key, and we safely escaped from the "wrath to come"—rainus items frot that.di- • ruction. Still :further..we wont on, andseoon 4 ,oh I there is a' 'crowd of boys—an item! 'But, when we come ;men the scone, and , what a heene it was, alas ! two boys wore engaged in dragging a poor Thomas Cat'to ifefinal resting place. We were only able to }earn that poor nskat" came to his untimely death by getting' into a quarrel with indorg"--said ~d org"got the hest of Thomas and killed him. •Not wish ing to stop longer to get particulars in regard ,to the catastrophe, for fearme would be taken for a t baVenger, we. turned 'up Spruce street. Nothing,,, in this street to; attract our atten tion, we "went" for the depot; thinking that somebody was tired of life,and would,perhaps, throw himself or herself upon the track, But we found that all liked to live,and we had to be content, by being profiled about in the depot, while stopping to gota last grip at the band of a friend who was about going—now gone—to a distant land. Corns are at a die count at the old depot, judging so from the treatment they receive there—place too small. Oh, 'for a new depot itt this city ! Cars arrived and nobody being hurt, we aped up Chestnut street, and'oh my I what pavements they have in Chestnut street; at hornoplaces bricks star ing at yoll and crying for mercy, while at oth er places, a mis-stop will ailse,yoa to tumble into a ditch. But, perhapa,this state of affairs cannot be helped, and we sytuthize with the M °eans of Chestnut street,in t err misfortune. We.stopped in at the machine hop efJohnson dc Shaaber, at Bth - and Chest ut streets, and there found things stirring, .nd the mon all busy. .Nothing new, we left t rough the back doer, and 'finally arrived at I e head of Penn, street.'' Shauld 'wo go farther, Guess noti— ii. Nothing but, mud, slush and into encourage us. •We "driv" on dotrd'Pen Street, nothing attracting our attention, only t 'at Several fine store Moms are being 'fitted p bet Ween Bth and 9th streets, The large,uilding of Mr. Breneieer, at the comer • e th and Penn streets, looks handsoniet It is r caving tho fin; billing touch on the exterior. t 7th street we wore compelled to stand in the rain and wait until n coal train had passed; a the same time our attention was occupied b ' seeing a horse neat up all sorts ofpmnks,"an came mighty near running over a laity. .: Th ',train passed, a lady, in a hurry to get across be traeli s catne to a sudden stand still, and pon investiga tion it was ascertained that or hoop had naught on the rail. The diftle ity, adjusted, she went on her way, rejolein , , and feeling grateful that another train di ,not appretioh at the same time. Coming to th • street; eh! here wo aro, an ite'm,! What ill it ?, A horse! down. Ho was a "dull" hot*, and having oomo upon an icy place, he. slipped and fell. But our friend Joe t , wholis et:inductor of the, omnibus, don't get excited at ,rifles,, and be took unto himself the e di v t a t i r y er phteing the ani• mat upon his feet. $0 17,.:he "tide" oft`and we turn • into • ur sanctunt, , and here, to our surprise, ,0 found , our elbow-neighbor, who, 'by the war , is an ofd Bach—noun of the 'bratty" kindthough— occupying our 'chair, and—at his 'o d tricks— looking at an interesting object across the way. - But, he ligot,", and we pat down,". and the above to the result of our 'vrogrinattona S 4 27 1 Onto. ',:,_, 3 YOUNG Max I—thick your own boots and btd every utan Meek his. ,Keep your own hands Your' . ojvin'Pocgati3 l , : 6 rash, take cash. Never marry 1 6 an aecompllslti: The latest tunkting thOkiutd complis The hed,"' la ' - The • tritest type, or Yllns - 4 of blesaid• Weinliabontl beneath Abo Homo of Love,is good, pure educated, working girl: T he name of lady b4coinas her; catico brings from her no sneer, no scream ! ftried or unstarched, We my favorite. , This ill wears bat twita witimut retrimming. a w she poor? tio mush the better ; then ' own monceltogether ; work, make, keoP. onjOy to. gether. And when we may talk together tut old men she will be with you. TEM OLD MAN..-BOW low the bead, boy; do reverent* to the old man. Onco like you, the vicissitudes of life have slivered tho hair and changed the round, merry Ihee to the worn visage before you. Once that heart beat with aspirations co-equal to any that you have felt:; aspirations crushed by disappointment, as yours are perhape destined to be. Once that form stalked proudly through the gay scenes of pleasure, the boan.ideal of grace; now the hand of t4ne that withers the flowers of ybs terclay h warped that figureanddestroyed the noble carriage. Once ,at your age , ho pea sealed the thousand thoughts that pass through your brutu, : uow,wiabing to aeoomplish deeds 'ocinal to. nook in fame, anon imagining life a dream that he then awoke from the better. But he had lived the dream very 'nearly through. The time to *.awaken is very 'near at hand ; yet his eye ever kindles at' the old deeds of daring, and the hand takes a firmer grasp of the staff.• Bow low the head, bony; you would l in your old age, be reverenced. PIED. MELLERT.—Suddenly, on the morning of tho Bth inst., Joint Illstuner, aged 78 yoarti, 1 month and 17 days. The relatives and - friends of tho family are invited to attend his funeral froth his late rest. dence,sll) Chestnut streot,on Thursday afternoon at %o'clock, to proceed to the Charles Evans Cemetery. - THE MARKETS. , Money Market. • Bushong B i ro. 8ank43113,179.15, North Oih'stroot, ' unto us follows: . . . 112.trano; Areh : ,B‘lBoa. Old U. S. 041 1891 • ,r, . . • lit/ . A Old U. S. 5'A 18 6 2 ' • - i ' • • /13 New U. 8. 6-20..'8,18(11,.Jn1i and .Itin. , - • ' 110 Now U: 8. P2M5186.5•. Maraud Nov. , • - . • 111 Now 1i.'8.18G5, nevi. .'. - '-. - ' legy, New U. 8.11.'20'8,181"/,'July . and.Jan,, - , , • 'll2 .. i\ Now 11,8. P.:)'8,180, . -.• ..‘ , '.• • - log, Ten Forty lt , lnds; • • • • • • 10Sty Gold in He'd York up to 12 ololook,, • - 18*'„ Gold in Itendln,g at Bushong $ Bros., ...' 131,4 Mv4iekeopero Atdi.ket. There was a pretty fair ettendanee, at the housekeepers. Inark6t yesterday afternoOn. A large supply of artiole wormollerodiftome high. or In, price, and otberki lower Than on Satur day. • DPW AN 1 1 oloc.—filtuoastiir epnnty, botobers brought ti largo I.ot of bPof, iyliicli '-itra's',Oold at. from,slo to 14 per itundredi titittacis, was seiticii;'atol sold . 0i,513610 per Indult:43M, ' ViattrAnyna..--Apples,werb,:plenty, bo'st;;Oh sold at 85 bentspoi! half peek Otitorw•' cool d Uo bought for 2.11/1130 ets : . per batr pi3ok.' S'weet pota toos, are almostouttditito Market, and tioil at 3.5. and lit tents Irish Potlttoot", wOroh sore 'by rimers aVi5 • oti.3 -. -otlie sonio the hoe l loters 80:cont's per;,balf • peck: . Onions %taro sold at 80@350Olits poi' half peek. Calibag• 0. ht abundfroo—solling.tront 5 tit, 15, Cents, pet' Collery, per •at 5@3• coots: 'small white boans„yvhlolt Coon to • fayor without' peOplu;soLil at 15 eetieipor quart. :Turnip§ werd.wprpt laiiii):-ea)s' per half pdek. Limn beaus—only- tt,few offereit-•-soltr at 30,copts per quart. .11,cd beets', cants por half peel:. Pickles, 12615 gel ts per (pila w Raisins, 16 cents pef :Crauilierricit (inferior) ' ' • .10centet • ' Dana; F.aurr:—A largo•lot of,iirietl fruit was, otror,od, 11tipies,15 dents per quart-; ivti:94o,. 'lO coati pormtart ; currants, 22contri blackberries 10 opts ;'elritig boons, cents,; eldorhonFlOp, paf!tai eherrias3s cents; thaciP.Oolln, • 25' coots ,por quatti dried pears, 20 cents. • Poutray.—Tlie supply •of paultry was , largo • and seemed to‘bo in il entity]; I'rtces Were Sonic what hlgher,than; on Saturday last. • Chickens, (drossed)'sOld,at 1$ cents per pound ;•,11lekenfi s , (live) from CO tcrsl.2s per pair. il!nrlley . s, (dressed) 2? cents or pound, Turlcoys f 4 live) ; rrotni $1.50. Geosti not altered., •• • • • Iltrrrsit Art! pG(l4.—liord inviter )ya, '< Annul than on Saturday, and yot flvo cantsAl6 49keil, 'Bolling at 45 onti,por 'pound.. Latoothis morning it could bo bad at 354 l 'd l ats.. Eggs 'sold at 21;02S cbuts. ' listr.—Tinkaupply of &di was s lay o. . )1(1 at 15 °onto per pOtind t IVldto nal , 113 . ; bass, ; pickorol, 15 ; ; liaddook,.s ants' bor pound, ' , unikuctia rn►azs BElrixn-,147i0a1! dairy, VI 11r., 7-,--- ----• ." • 40 4. 4e . Lump, 44 v : :174 . , Cuunsit—Chees.2 '4l Ib., 242.., LARD-4.nril i l l lb $, ' • , ' . " 4 "‘ , 4 ,Nocs—F.73 -dozen; ....0 Alic;,l4—; Pyles/ 1 1- Pl5) ••i1 14 (0.5 " • lied . 4tll a t, . 'l2 • Pokonns— " " ~ . lb., N ' , MEAT—Beefstoalc, retina 7/1 b.; ' 22 ' , 1 16 11, sirloin, " . 1 0 e , (4 Beef 40ast, rutin); 44 • 4 20 it ,20 ", Beef (Tried, 44 . - 'l5 • " Vord,fhitlets, • • 16 23 " ' H . chops, ,{ hi .' " Muttou, 41 18020 44 Tor k , .46 .. /E 412,61 , 14 lt : 4 stenk, 44 $, " • Sausage fresh, „.• " 21324,5 I'- "'. sumked, 4, ' , z 8 HA N-411am, , " ' 811043(1, • .4 40 Summulins— ' ', ' . •"- ' ' ' „;, ...18 ; Sinvii•-• • " 4$ , - 18 PouvritY—ChlekdmiliVe, " ' " lireßied, ' • ti 18 . • " ' Turkles 'IVO, 11 • " • • " dressed, 44 20 14 Chickens live p pr " ',W11.100 Potltoegv imoio!. - .................. ...........1(10 'Monte Market.. there 00(31110.0W more doing in hour; &womb !Navy oydera .have been filled for Schuylkill countysincoldonday last. There is a redaction to note t e rrelay, and it 4s prohahlo that prides decline 'more rapidly. wltliln the next week. White' Wheat Flour, per barrel, has declined from CIAO to 412. lied, from to • n HAT re largi3 . lotnt wheat was brought tato the city since Monday last, which was taken $1.80031.90. Not much ro•1, wlidat was taken. Farmers begin to reitlith) that the highest prices have boon reached, and there seems more dls. potiltion to sell. Owts.—`rho demand for oats nontinuel good. Mid dealers readily take it from farmers at GO emits per bushel. It is likely that it will bo high or in a few days, tlio supply, seems to run short, Cony.—Corn Is in,good demand, very little has been brought Into the city by the farmers. Soy oral large lots have beonyeeelvod froth the West, which, It SCOW% when doliverod heroi r cost less, than Is paid to 'farmOrs. • • HA N ATM Srxiaw.—Eight loads of shay wore brought in time Sathrday Mk. It tab talon. at VS (for Inferior) per ton, or - 2000 pounde, Good hay was taken at alb,. 160)617 per ton. Several loads of straw were brenght in, which was most ly exchanged for Manure. LUlll3llll.—The lumberbuslnesslsf the city con tinues very brisk. • l e arge lots arrive daily. Tito planing mills aro busy, converting it into build. ing material. Cabinet-tuakers use up a great deal. Ifiloh Veining Is contemplated next sum mar, and hen ce the activity. • Nisit to the different worksiloro, furnace, and! roiling inills, yesterday, found 'every bodybusy, and tho manufaeturers in good spirits... Though money is tight, and- there is a general cry (44101 times, it is gratifying to see thlit no dullness prevails in this direction. • - _ iirialn and Flour At!urleel • WILLI/10 P.R10104 WhitoWlrl4 FjOurper lA., ' ~ 41.2 M 411 ,1 . , ,)„ KAra .Faigtirpor.pb;„ - 11 00: 1100 borritlibp(nevp) '-, ~..,' ' - • • .1, 00 Cornjpiqw)...,, - .: .. v 00 Beat raiaellingi, ‘ , • ~ t r • , • 100 Cotriciil, ~ ' , ~......,..• llO, 40 80r41. "141001 - ' • f - • I v . 130 • I , \ • READDia, Fob. 10.1869. SECOND EDITION. O'CLOCK P.: . IC. Daay`4lllnittnao. Sun rises 6 49 I . Bnn Bete Day's length 10 hours tZ minute". 81ate of Thermometer. 7A. Ai. . • 24‘ 7 8•1° • Tues•lay, - Vetlnestlayr • s . „. Diner.xin.— , Thet partnership Of -Itaistsai "It Nolan, lately doing business as Pluntbers and 00,9 Fitters, has been dissolved. A conRESPONDENT asks. it If I should send flsballs by oxpros.s, would it be nooessary to mark 'em q. 0. D.ll rossibly thpt-might be subject to an express contract ' MANY of the,farmera in this yloletty are al ready preparing for the opening of spring. The state of tho weather for tho past two or three weeks would seem to indicate that we aro to have but little or no more winter. SUNSU NE AND SIIADOW.—MIis N. A. Mi llman, A vent for tho abovo work, hi now in I ) this city liciting subscribers. Sho will call on our cltizons, and wo bespeak for bona kind reception, as tho Work sho is canvassing' o f desorves;an t extensive circulation. NEW ' ANDIDATE.-At a meeting of the Democratic and Conservative oft I tens of Eighth Ward; held at the house of Philip Orth, Penn street, last evening, Jacob R. Ritter, of said Ward, was nominated for Common Counell,in place of Franklin Druckman, wp,hdrawn. Olin exchanges seem to fill oht now-a-days with nothing but ." woman," young marriage, dress, oto. Why do they not write something about . 11 Woo young men," Fold bachelors," and 'idle ridiculous fashions men take up, and leave tho'," innocent" men alone. NEW llitiook.—A reSolution was recently passed by Common Council, that the Com mittee on Highways and Paving are author. izod to oonfo with the' Superintendent of the Schuylkill 14avlgation Company rblatlve to the erection of a bridge Jam") the' canal' at Spruce street: • Trig, i'Morehauts' Rostaurant," just opened. in the ld Soltinttokey House,' by our friond Mr. Charles E'Pb, 19 ono of the finest Finhxma in this city. 4r. E.,-for several years propri. °tor of the "American Ironsti," knotVs.how• to cater the Wants of the public; add the 43-Mor chantsit, under hik attporvltilon cannot fail of being well Vaftonizod. • ' lVlNnows in a number: of tho streets' fire radiant with tha, bloom of tho.hyacinth. This ought to' *a national flower. Its' hues are but throe- , tho rod, tho 'white,,and3ho blue. .dts soont is oxguisite, imparting to a parlor 41n. odor more delicate, then a perfurnet:eitli egad. , Nothing more gratefully rowArdi a little Caro than. a Window parterre of these • . , . • • • 14 . • • NE QoLNa Foam:Attn:—The work upon. the ex tension- of the East' Penna.)Rallroad „iron' Ale plaooise.a4 to form a connootlon . With.thellor. 'cis and Essex Raitread, at .I,4aston r is being . pkiated forward. - The rout° passes along too' north side of the Lehigh, thence thrdpgh Bethlehem . hoilh of Fairviow street, thenee to . thellushkill crook and along that tread 'to East*. A largo ntdriber of -inert astt now at Norte Oil this road, '.givlng.• oMploYment, - to , many a poor man through the winter.zE,Allen,.. town Dcntoerut. A FINE deposit of sand, very Nikita* for hulltdg purposes, has recently ;been Alseover ad ut Douglftssvillo, a short disfance, U olow the surface of_ the ground; the,Douglass estate, and on the premises of Mf. •T. W. Lirg. We understand that. Messrs. : Hollow yca Leaf have boon shlpping same Of this 'a an d to . Reading, to imil4ers hero. The bod on Mr. Ludwig's property scorns Who quite °item. sivo, and tho very best article, and wilt no doubt 'come Into 'genets) .use as SOQIi as its value andchpapnoss becomes known. , SIMI)AY RAILItOAD WORK.—Froth letters': of the Postma9ter-C4oaeral and the - Presidents of various railroad companies, it appears that Of 124 roads 65: : fun passenger orlreight trait% I,v,liile's9 compan os run 177 passenger . and, 42- - fteight . ' tralue.! The number of men .ongitgod in Sunday, 'railroad wet* is -estima ted at c 30,005: The' question whether Bunday trains are a.souree of pro* - was - ansitered by sixteen conwanies theTaillrinative,' and by,' thirtyin the , negative, the rest ifirt unnoticed. Anfol)g.dho'se giving negatlVe anSwerg wore the liosfon and Providence 'Cleve hind, Tolethrand 'Erie, Mobilo and Ohio, Pittit burg, Cincinnati and St, Louis, Miiinosota Valley, And Michigan Southern.- president Phillips, of the latter, company; is 'quoted as baylng 6 :_,•"+Wo:, ate' satisfied Iho ts-;br the interest:of ibe'ecnripany to allow onr ernploy 'cos. the test.nf the Sabbath:" • NE *,• (Communicated.) .„ • :•• ' , • , • Coninn, Vali. 10, 1869. • 'Enricef ;—Last'wook I noticed in your papgr, that a bill.wits' introduced in the' IIouso•of Reprosontatives for *incornerating:a Turnpike Corn pany, 'with the right and privi lege to lay out a turnpike. road - tram the Lan. *castor Bridgo to Shilling's Tavern ; the said koad to be 100 feet wl4p . , and'upon' s which Such toll shall bo coliectod'as shall bo determined upon'hy the Directors. • • , - Now, -Mr. Editor,- the .oltlzon of Cumru Townships and some enterprising mfin of Read ing made .this road some' tweb?e years ago. VOLUNTAIIIIV,:tiptin their own, expenso,and hard,labor, and it is acknowledged• that the best piodo of road 'tithe County, without col= looting of toll, and is froo for the poor, as well as for tho, to travel On it. Tho road is 60• foot wide audit was, and it is kept now in 7oAd•order • go WO; the citizens •of Co turn Townehip, pro--1 ) test ' against such Incorporation, it would be ) an outrage to the traveling community. The citizon4 of Petnra and the.tax-payers are able to take care of their own local affairs, Without, a few loader 4 to till their own pockets. Wei thought the BoUnty machinery hadbeen de stroyed. Now they want to enforce a turn, pike money machine, and make foOunes by oppresWug tho tax-payers ; but we trust in' our Representatives for the tescrrioN of suck an unjust bill. " , 'MANY • QIISERVAN — CF, OF LENT.—PiSiIOp Wood has Issudd tho'followlng rules - for the observando of Lont,•tbe first day of Wlitoli,falls, this yoar,, on the 10th of February 1. All the fsithful, who have completed their, twenty.ffrst year, are . bOund observe the Fast of Lerit, unles" dispensed for , legitimate reasons. 2. Ono meal a day only is allowed, except on Sunday. • 3. This meal is not to be taken until about noon. 4. On those days on which 'permbulon is granted to oat moat, both meat and fish are not to lm used at the samomoal, even by Way oP Ondlmoitt., G, A collation or partial meal Is allowed in the evening. ' Tho general. practice of pious Christians limits its quantity to the fourth part of an ordinary meal. • Broad, batter, cheese, fruit of allkinds, salads, vegetables, and fish are permitted• at the . collation. Milk and. eggs are prohib ited. 7. Custom has made It lawful to drink in the morning some warm liquid such as tea and coffco; or thin chocolate, nfado with water. 8: Necessity and custom have authorized the use of lard instead of butter in preparing fish, vegetables, etc. 9. The following persons- area not bound to observe the raid, vis . : al • under twenty-one *Cars of age ; the sick, pregnant weixten, add those giving suck to infants; those who are obliged to do bard work ; and aliwbo through weakness cannot fast without Injury to ,their health. - .10. By dLs l pertsatlon, the use of fish meat Will be allowed at any time on Sundays, and Ghee a day on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs. days, and Saturdays, with the exception of Holy Thursday and the,secOnd and last Sattlr days of Lent. I • ii. i'ersons exempted from the obligatniis of fast i ng, by age or laborious occupation, are not reStrieted to the use of meat at one', Meal only oh those days on which its use is granted by dispensation. 1121811 MEI FEN 3 FIE:2 .ILECIIPLA I XTRIffrir • VARRIBBURG; Feb. O. In the Senate, an act to incorporate the Kutztown . •Bf , 'Ilkl• • introduce d bdy Mr. Davis, of Beets, was passed , - with amen • went. , • sok 'r •.- 1;‘,11:1 An act to extend the charter of the Reading Savings Bark,- inttodutied by Mr. Davis. of Berke, was passed finally and sent to tho Gov erner. Also, (No. 125) an actlehanKing the name of the State Camp of the Patriotic Order of nior Sons of America. •cl -An set introduced,. by Mr. Davis, of tterks, tar authdrize.the Auditor General to settle the claim of the Cortimonwealth fbr the bonne duo on the 'capitatstock of the Kaskawilliam coal companymon the basis of the existing amount thereof; passed finally. In the House, No. 171, an act relating to the election of township offieers in Pike town-* ship, Berks county, was read the first time and laid aside for secondreading. Also, No. 222, a supplement to • an not re• vising the charter of the Municipal corporation of the tity of Reading,,approved 1860, repealiog the first section thereof, IWorrikd, The Clerk of the Senate being introduced, presented for concurrence several bills, among them the following: .• - • I No. 52, an act, relating to fitoidplont debt. ors. No. Oka atippleinent to 'an net to of large the jaiisdletion of ,the'courte of COOlMenpleas of this Coinmonvealth. • No. 118, joint resolution of' the legislature of Pennsylvania protesting in the name of the State avid the people thereof, aga inst . - the, pas sage by Congrets of any Jaw Incorpoiating railways within said State. No. 222, an not: to authorize the Auditor General to settle the claim of the Common. wealth fpr the honue due,oli the capital stock of' the Kaskewilliam Coal company upon the basis of the existing amount thereof. Senate bill No. 62, supplement to an act to enlarge the jurisdiction of the courts of eom• men pleas of this Commonwealth, was refer red. Also, Senate 221, a supplehient t to nd:act to revise and consolidate the several laws, "taxing corporatienty • brokers Mid 'bank • -ers. El Tlid }Tango '#ithtnit dpfintte aettini on tiny sof•theile litts. • - , Bold Robbeilits New 'York:. - Nsw Yont f Feb..9.—The burglars and rob. berg continue their • 'depredations with great', boldness, notwithstanding the threats of lance , ,C,ommittees anti the appeals,to the go. , liee,te • be 'doubly, vilgant..'..iclaag . ,Of 'three, broktointo•the dwellinchbuse of .11.11M.,,pAlliali Yt thiskeviter/11rioop.and,Myftli! • nvnai tes , th)s° witiertitO, and'-,being - diseofiered ) 'One- of theni - diseharged pi; pistol shots fq his pursuer. , Ltkekjlitio!te of .them took Chet, and, the .I'4 I(4t, !AO '"glvea hie name is John Montgomery, was pappred, but his confederates got away, • The 'jewelry 'store of Bot\ediet Bros.; Broadwhy r wak robbed last night of $2200 r aterilt ofrings,..diatnOnds t ete,'• •. .• - An attempt was also made just before di y.- .11reak this mbruing,' to rob the - Oriental Bank, 'ediner of the Bowery and "Grand street, by a couple'of. burglars, who foreettan :entrance . from a liquor saloon in. the basement. Th 4 were frightened away by the jauitob however, before they had time ,to tokintenee .opera dons. ,-, . Marius News, • LoNnox, Yeb. 9.-41.eports of • shipwrecks 'and disasters, caused.hy the recent gales, are 'coming to hand fr`oni all . quarters. Advices : were. received to•day of disasters to twe ships AmcriCan trade. The - Perkies t from 'New York, JanuartBth, for • filnsekow, 'put 'into _l;iverpoel, disabled. The Persian, troa!,,§a,connali, • January' 4401, for -• -Diemen, :witly*Cotton, )s ashore in Nordencr. The ,crew are4ale, but the ship will probably prove ,a total loss.. , •—• • , - Ily the Cuba, Cable. ILtvan, Feb. o.—Tho Oevernment .is or• ganizing several new battalions of volunteers, party forgarrison'duty and partly for service ,in the tiol,d. La Cabana, the strongest fort Fess in Havana, is no* garrisoned by volunteers in place; of regular troops, who have been sent to4)ienf'uegos. • lerTH-E4I4PORIANCE OF ACEA 4TH. NOite bet than' deprived:of this blessing knOW of its loss. The pimpled, blotched end tottotYd e'overed , person looks upon a clear, Smooth skin with Jealousy, and inwardly desiretr the Sam. Those whose systems aro Riled with the virile of SCROFULA, _and other nutaneotui diseases, can not have geedhealth. When the blood is itn.• pare, disease !allure to follow,. , • All have timely warning' in those Pimples, • Blotohers Totters , Sores, lloils,• Copper-43olorcd Patelies, i B uteri, ite. Avert the calamity ly purifying t 'Cayman' with .the BABIAIti AN'S BOOT ANL) HERB JUDIPES, 6AHARI ANIS ItOOT AND HERB a vICES, - SAHAIti NIS ROOT AND HEBB JUICES, 4 • Bofors Scrofula takes a firm held. How many have the virus of Syphilis in the system, and iii that condition Contemplate mar riage, kupwlug little of its baneful influence r n the constitution. To finch W say STOPS First oloanse yourself , of thOlici ,Impurltleal. of Oat scrofulous infection, (which In . snarly cases is hereditary in the constltutlond before you bring misery oa yourself and offspring , •ri leo • $45 per bottle. ~, , - .f l- 4 31 4i n f V 14 11 7 8 ' G- trA 7 AWAIT WAR TA!!! AYYEDT 'Wes I . A Positive Cure I Eby. alt Diseases ArtsinOrem YQuovia Indiscretion. Contains no Mineral, no 'balsam, no Mercury. Only ten Pills to be taken to effect a erre. They are entirely yegotable, havlngno emelt nor any unpleasant taste, add •Wlll not in'any way-Injure' the stomach or bowels of the most delicate. Cures in from two to four days, and recent eases lit twenty-four, hours. Sent by mull: rrieo— patkages V; Female $3. • Sold by HarVey,Birch, Iteadrng, Pa.V. aid lid 'Druggists. 1111T,SMOND & Co. , proprietors, ..deb24-Iyl ' Race street; phliadelphis.. Ne lash : Ciimpound Hemlock Pladeis N'evr fdil in glping reflef, and often perfect radial eurvi in acute. 0480 of pain, inflamina- MU or Weakness; thby promptly relieve, Rheu matism, Lumbago, Kidney • Disenses,, Weak Backs ibliammation Qt Lungs, Pleurisy, Acute Dyspepsia; Swollen Joint.; Enlargement of the Liver, Whooping Cough and Asthma. N. B.—The genuine come in yellow , envelopes, withprintesi name ininy tr_ade mark (an °Ups.— 8 sizes—Small, btedluui and large—Retail at 2) 25 and 85 cents each: Made by C. 11, NEEDLZS, Druggfet,_,Phits. -For sale by. bast Di agglets D,eitleks4 . Jan j MAOEDOKIAIi 011;. TRIIIMPLIANT, , , . 01.1.: YOU PLEliz:nitfriiinji 4 l!‘ .._,.: i. . ~ Reading, Pa._, Jan. le, RE ( 9.—Mr. Wrii ii ilijr &Ulf, No. 204 South Fi ft h street. says tbd .; m:011 is the only thing which has given strength to his broken nritl—liad Suiluillb in' hi. hurilly for Ear ache,Neuralgia, and frosted fdet, performing il), toh, case . a w?uderfuni qukok and 'radical cure. .., E. FOE, Proprietor of Keystonn lions°, certifies that three bottles of, the Qll loured a -strain in a Rome, vidning.tbe cure ht .100. • L ' • JOHN KEMP, Policeman, says the Oil cured him of a sevens fracture the ooKar hone. Thei above named pe us are well, known, in this vjoinity, and are I r i sr pg : wltnogge# 4 , listi furnishedng rnished sin% ample testimony it the times we advertised With the yoga t4iti3kciieiszot 4 / giving those popular opt* aft -' • ' ' CONCHRTS, , I deem It unnboaisary to add mo le names. The Biagio Macedonlneo. ill CO : , *111: totleit I.s 1000 2 1 . • f If any dozen feMicl les totnbi led 'a'flartilsh as many good eertifl mites from prominent !citizens in, he t eity and v l 3intty as lb :who have bon cum/ bY ,04 11 IWO ,f;htl, 4400 WWI 01, 41 ,-01111 en . ' PROF. RAYMOND, • • Trtgertnan and Eng li sh lecturerof the COtn . pit. ,stopplng at the Keystone Ho use and p „ r oe tie of th, pin pksl9.4Ve AstYleis itad 'Mint free of olla Vol IR lir if. IL:MANJufdy, 'motor ,242111., Liitiggrmot aohe, Headache, Rheumatism, Scalds, urns, Frost .Riteb, and a l acute pains.. To alit:slats Inman suffering should consthoto it highest aim of Ma truo philosopher * . What the march of faience IA our own day has already achieted. hy directing tho Inhalation of chloroform and ether to allay tho pains tonse9uent noon didlCplt surgical orlerations, SAYIZE'S NSTANT PAIN will aecompilals liyalaple outward application. /Matt Oct le perfltetly wnakal, multi, pmpertine art ao entirely bartuloss tato bo aa applicatdo lu the L ima a t ,„., der age as to tip tujult, Tkomainds of attocesatni (Aso ta.t. tify that this is no fletton, but ti fact beyou.l ail cone r, , ,vcr•y, and a singly application of the cute Will c onvineo lbV Inv skeptical auffersr et Its truly mituculmts por. WE OKALLENGE THE WORLD To Produce its Equttl, No family that once becomes acquainted with its itirlues will 1,4 without if. '891(1 by all Druggists. Pries AO etc E. MISHLER & CO., Bole Proprietors, Meading, Pi, See what J. A. Dudley, says. of the firm of Dad. ley A Stafford, ono of the largest wholosale drug establishments In this country: MO. trJ Bass VAN Si., Nsw You t, January 6, 15611. . j ' t. Misuldta A CO.,lteat neg . 1 1 4.—Dbat Iv-. M It a ff ords e plchsure to P nk of the wen arta! qtfoocii of your "Pain Onto,' in my own case. In Juno last, I was attacked , ith Neuralgia in my tabdottion and side. After sonority intensely lot nearly two. week t,. I was.induood to try your rem,. ,dy, and after at: application, to my utter surprise; I was reliov.ed in a •few seconds. So sudJ tees the - reitef that r. onuld scarcely betters to r •• own senses. Front my knowledge of tho preparation. I firmly believe that It will stop g:ln from utszly every outs° and almost Instantly. . • Re* ec Milli. a.: • , - Ye.'t • D U = DI AY prtho flrilof Dudley Stelfo ,Wholesale ' brag. tg. Joh.gif. • .114 R R IS' .$9.01A . TzIE CHEAPEST AWlP‘lll.'kSly 44 1 0 Fix ign ALL PURPOSES' THAT SOAP US E " FOR, WASHING CLOTHE§ EXCEPTED. TILE Ont . :4T , AMERICAN R OAD take plgasureil infon(nina. the people of . and -yieinity, ut morn particularly ell. jowl Housekeepers). t int jhey manufiletuF ng istoi introducing a gutip Superior to all .others for; tie following purposes FIET-,Por ere:ming _Paint, Wood*-vork, ble,_ BE IND—FOi Clet6ing"; Polishing at the Saute t me) Motels of all 'dosalptloni l ' - Housekeepers can at °rice lieu the great advan tage of this, *Lit im entirely unuwessary to keep as heretofore, Polishing Powders, Brick Dust, !Sand, Ashs,Ac,So, - - THIRI)--:Fer , Pain or Bath Soap, espeeiallY where, there nro tiny impurities or Ataill, 1tP0.1% tua hands, suoh as Paint, aroaie of any kind, Printers' Ink ,k0.,5c0. , PO:IMR and lest—For :the thousand and one 'other purpos a for which solip',,is Content me, and which 4 iruposiaio to enumerate attbas time. • oinicoTiotis son 0 • 51S0 RAIMIOPITIAI2I. SOAP • for each and every phrpose above mentioned, To be used in the same manner at aniotherBospwith this oxieption , that it only requires ONE-THIRD 'the amount of our Hoop to aßeomplish the segie sults as others, and, UNE-THIRD •of the Tlhtia and LABOR s ped, , - • f t NV:A Peron in heading Corry , itAIiRISI P ~8 , ' . BEWARE 98 ALL IMITATIONSt ifuntilitclureat Exclueively by the Great, Ametie Soap 4b., 103 Arch h'erect, Philadelphia. )I.A It it I B. & "C O'., Proprietor'. ***Btritt(llol,olclt li MA DirnA, corner. of Fifth and Waihnigton Streets, Sole Agents for Read ng. AGENTS WANTED IN EVF;RY CITY & 0041- TY IN Tllll UNITILUSTATES. , The Soap is tiOrr offered to the Publlo'at the fol lowing Stores : - Owner lic Shenfehler, Yoopro k Hottaunsi A. Pottelgor, Herbine A iyow, ,• J. AB. Saylor. ' L F.. C. Holster, Ilafer & Boone, Y. D. Fiehttiorn, D. Keiser, , . '' ' Ilinnerebitt dr,llubp, J. i)undore, , ' -- .IleffelllPeet. A. Swartz, .Shaeffer J. o..Thomea, , P. °tett: &Co., F. Keller & 8r0.. , • • 14 elfer A Son, ' • .J. II: Rildebeitel; G. K. Boyer. W. Stott., L J. Jardine, ~ IL Herm ig, ,J. We .b. :( P. Hehart, J. Kline, /, L = W. Boyer, ' . ' ' Ott & Dobler. ' 00t.17-ly --,----7,-------. NEW MEAT. MARKET.•.:'i'' J.illt undersigned haying opened a noel' if 1 , ;A . !1' STORIt ;unit or Library' Hall, corner of 1 iftk and Franklin streets., respectfully Rol left_MlMl, - of public patronage. Always on hand afu I at* lily of all kinds of Meat, Sausage, Sorapp e ke g 40.. at roasonablo ' prices. .All Ware prottiptly tilled, and easterners Sartre(' at their house , Jan 20-Btnod ; RAUDENRUEIR & CONRAD. . PURIFIES ' THE BLOOD. FO R firtiLlt; BY DliflGOllird AIBriVIZER* doe 18.1 y CARPETS 1 CARPETS 11 • - B. H. MARKLEY ,-& 00;,,I ' N 0.119 Piona otreef.. below 'Frworsl6llli t be. teleth Sixth sod NoventhOtreelO, " ' Reipoctfully inform tho citizens of Re lite and vl olnity,.that they are manufacturing the v ry best in^ 'grain, all-wool Carpals, ever offered in thi pity, La- , test, natternS and valor's, , Nifholosilb.a d Teton' at a/ , Now York pricer. : . We Invite Oa public to examine our , goods before purchasing olsowbere. and save 25 per cont.', Buy out of first class hands and save.money , ' , d.ll-Bny . D. H. mAHHLick b CQ. FOIL t3AIE.—Tho,. countaripand, CIO vine 'of etoro•todua 406 Pehh Street, lately oNiupled by Lewis Rohner, nearly Eu 3 goo; aa now, oaa' be bought at a low 41g3x(0, by applyinglsoori at jan:181 • ' HIBIILEttIi It i TEL,' , __2_ LVAIBEItI LUMBEI BOAS & RAUDENBINIL . , Corner 4th ,and. Bpruoii etniet. (Z7fefrstLumber Yird ots 44h street * bereni• Jeirn.) THE BEST , CHEAPEST AND MOST CONVENIENT YARD IN THE CITY. . We have constantly ' on hand a large assort ment of all kinds of 7.Aimber, which will be die. posed atr i a at the lowest market prices ti.'autt • ties to su purchasers. AUG, F. BOAS. Feb. p4-tra t‘Q.CRAPSVI'IOII TICISON, TA- N.JBLE; II BY A. BEIIEL'OFFICER,. THE OTHER BIDE OF THE QUESVON. litnidE, TItEklitENT OF PRISONERS AT CAMP CHASE AND,IOHNSONIS ISLAND. • 'Oneof thebioit resdable bpoke published. 'For sale by . t. . EITTBE C 0. ,, • Eagle Book Store, ' 881 Penn streetrlleaslln : . ' A LL the hag end littdd styles sof NO ; kaner, 11 Penn Pencil., etc:, fOr sale et .the - BAMAC !mint. Braun, No. blt Penn street, oppoelte the Keystone House. Jan. 28. rUUSICTiAte; RATS' AND RACCOONS.—Inet received a full , aniort ment of Muskrat, Mink, flat and Racoon Traps for sale cheap by •McIIO,W.LM /re, • 'oet El-tf • • • 'el Penn street. FOR BALE,- "100 000 "IIItICX. # ;.` of tbe very best kln:1, well made and durable. Fqr fuxtbikr,partloularn suldrqss'or44l4irn the mnderßlgnel, at 110• A ' Corks county, Pa, AARON HO 1041154( I h ~l OSA DAtIS GiCO. W. BANDENBUBLI. 11 I in El I-
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